Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Assembly overview - fuel delivery unit/fuel gauge sender, vehicles with
front-wheel drive
| With fuel system pressurisation pump -G6-. |
| With integrated fuel filter; cannot be renewed individually. |
| With integrated pressure limiting valve; cannot be renewed
individually. |
| Check electric fuel pump → Vehicle
diagnostic tester. |
| Removing and installing
→ Chapter. |
| Remove and tighten with wrench -T10202-. |
| 4 - |
Fuel pump control unit -J538- |
| Not fitted in vehicles with engine code CWVA |
| Check in Guided fault finding
→ Vehicle diagnostic tester |
| Removing and installing
→ Chapter |
| For fuel pump control unit -J538-. |
| Ensure proper engagement; check if connector is engaged correctly by
pulling. |
| For fuel system pressurisation pump -G6- and fuel gauge sender -G-. |
| Ensure proper engagement; check if connector is engaged correctly by
pulling. |
| To pull off, press release button on connection. |
| Plug-in connectors must engage »audibly«
when joined. |
| Ensure plug-in connector is secured properly by pulling it. |
| Disconnect plug-in connectors
→ Chapter |
| 8 - |
Fuel gauge sender -G- |
| Checking → Vehicle
diagnostic tester |
| Removing and installing
→ Chapter. |
| Installation position of fuel delivery unit |
| The arrow -3- on the fuel tank
must line up with the mark -2- on
the sealing flange -1-. |
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| Fuel lines on fuel delivery unit |
| 2 - |
Fuel line to metering pump -V54- |
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1 -
Fuel pump control unit -J538-
Check with → Vehicle
diagnostic tester
Removing and installing
→ Chapter
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Overview - power transmission - front-wheel drive
The 7-speed dual clutch gearbox 0CW equipped with 5 shafts. 2 input
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A1 -
Input shaft 1
A2 -
Input shaft 2
B1 - ...
Removing and installing oil separator
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Flat scraper
Commercially available studs, M6x20 mm, qty. 2
Sealant remover
Sealant
→&nb ...
Damage caused by foreign bodies
Driving over hard, pointed objects like nails, screws and
the like can pierce the tyre.
This always leads to tyre damage.
Damage due to embedded foreign body
Often ...
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