Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing exhaust system

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Removing

Danger of severe burns from hot exhaust system. Burns to hands and other body parts possible.Allow exhaust system to cool.

–	Switch off electrical consumers.

–	Switch off auxiliary and supplementary heater and switch off ignition.

–	Remove front noise insulation → General body repairs, exterior; Rep. gr.66.

–	Remove charge air hose (depending on engine version) → Rep. gr.21.

–	Unscrew securing nut -1- from exhaust system -2-.

–	Remove exhaust system -2- from stud secured by nut -1- in -direction of arrow A-.

–	Remove exhaust system -2- from heater unit in direction of arrow -B-.

Installing

Installation is carried out in the reverse order. When installing, note the following:

Specified torque

→ Chapter „Assembly overview - auxiliary heater attachments“

Nose insulation; Assembly overview - noise insulation → General body repairs, exterior; Rep. gr.66.

Charge air system; Assembly overview - charge air system → Rep. gr.21.

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