Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Assembly overview - dash panel
| 1 - | Side defroster vent |
- Left and right
- Removing and installing → Chapter
| 2 - | Rubber buffer |
- Qty. 2
- Slide onto dash panel mountings on lower windscreen frame
| 3 - | Bolt |
- 1.5 Nm
| 4 - | Sunlight penetration photosensor -G107- |
- Removing and installing → Heating, air conditioning; Rep. gr.87
| 5 - | Dash panel |
- Removing and installing → Chapter
| 6 - | Trim panel for dash panel |
- Allocation → Electronic Parts Catalogue
- Removing and installing → Chapter
| 7 - | Centre vent with trim for display unit for front information display and operating unit control unit -J685- |
Note| Always remove trim for display unit for front information display and operating unit control unit -J685- and centre vent together as one unit. |
- Removing and installing → Chapter
| 8 - | Dash panel insert trim |
- Removing and installing → Chapter
| 9 - | Rotary light switch -EX1- |
- Removing and installing → Electrical system; Rep. gr.96
| 10 - | Light switch trim |
- Removing and installing → Chapter
| 11 - | Side vent |
- Left and right
- Removing and installing → Chapter
Dash panel
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Removing and installing dash panel end cover
Note
Removal and installation is described for the dash panel
end cover on driver side. Follow same instructions for the front
passenger side as approp ...
Other materials:
Assembly overview - add-on parts of heater and air conditioning unit and of
air intake box
Note
There are different designs and makes of heater and air
conditioning unit. The individual components of the various
heaters and air conditioning units are similar but not
identical. The combined fitting of different makes of component ...
Removing and installing relay and fuse carrier behind dash panel, LHD
vehicles
Removing
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With ignition switched off, disconnect earth cable from
battery
→ Chapter.
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Remove dash panel
→ General body repairs, interior; Rep. gr.70.
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Condenser
The condenser transfers heat from the compressed refrigerant
gas to the surrounding air.
This allows the refrigerant gas to condense into liquid
form.
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