Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing head restraint guide
 Note
| 2 commercially available screwdrivers with a blade height of
0.4 mm and a blade width of 8 mm are required for removal. |
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Remove rear head restraint
→ Chapter. |
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Push backrest cover and backrest padding
-1- slightly downwards at outer
sides. |
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Insert a screwdriver on both sides of head restraint guide
-3- into backrest up to locking
lugs -arrows-. |
Note
| Position the 2 screwdrivers next to the locking lugs so that
the flat side of the blade rests against the locking lugs. |
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Turn both screwdrivers by 90° to release locking lugs of
head restraint guide. |
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Use a third screwdriver to carefully lever head restraint
guide -2- out of backrest. |
| Installation is carried out in reverse order. |
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→ Chapter „Assembly overview - rear seat backrest“ |
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Removing
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Press release button -3- for
height adjustment on head restraint guide
-4- in -direction of arrow-.
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Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque wrench -V.A.G 1410-
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Other materials:
One-sided wear
This is often caused by driving style, but can be the result
of incorrect wheel alignment.
Increased one-sided wear
One-sided wear, usually in conjunction with signs of
scuffing on ...
Balancing wheel, balancing wheel on stationary wheel balancer
Before you start balancing the wheels, the following
requirements must be met.
Tyre pressure must be OK.
Tread must not be worn on one side. Tread depth should be at
least 4 mm.
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Front brakes
The type of brake system installed in the vehicle is
indicated among other things by the corresponding PR number on
the vehicle data sticker.
The vehicle data sticker can be found in the spare wheel
well and in the service schedule.
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Removing and installing head restraint
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