Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing brake pedal
| It is not possible to remove the brake pedal separately. |
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To be able to remove it, pedal cluster/mounting bracket
needs to be removed first
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| Removing brake pedal with mounting bracket removed |
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Turn pivot pin anti-clockwise in direction indicated by
-arrow- until tabs
-A- engage audibly on stop in
mounting bracket. |
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Install pedal cluster/mounting bracket
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Hold ball head of plunger rod in front of mounting and push
brake pedal in direction of brake servo, so that the ball head
clicks into place.
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Adapters for setting up purging circuits
The following table contains the various adapters that are
necessary to connect the air conditioner service station to the
refrigerant circuit for purposes of purging and to bridge the
removed reservoir or collector and expansion valve
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Uprated shock absorbers and coil springs
Diving or dipping of the rear end between pulling vehicle
and trailer can be avoided with the use of uprated shock
absorbers and coil springs on the rear axle. These shock
absorbers and springs can also be retrofitted in many cases by a
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Removing and installing electromechanical parking brake button
-E538-/auto-hold button -E540-
Note
The electromechanical parking brake button -E538- and the
auto-hold button -E540- are combined to form one component and
cannot be separated.
The removal and installation procedures are described for
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Connecting brake pedal to brake servo