Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing rear axle, multi-link suspension, four-wheel drive
Special tools and workshop equipment required |
Torque wrench -V.A.G 1332- |
Engine and gearbox jack -V.A.G 1383 A- |
Tensioning strap -T10038- |
Removing subframe with attachments |
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Unplug electrical connector -1-
from ABS speed sensor on both sides and move clear. |
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Unplug electrical connector -2-
from electromechanical parking brake motor on brake caliper on
both sides. |
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Detach electrical wiring harness from retainers
-arrows- and move clear. |
Vehicles with vehicle level sender |
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Disconnect connector -1-. |
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Take rear left vehicle level sender -G76--3-
off transverse link. |
Continuation for all vehicles |
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Remove springs
→ Chapter. |
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Unscrew nut -1- and remove bolt
-2-. |
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Pull out retaining clip -1- on
both sides of vehicle. |
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Free brake lines from holder. |
Note
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Disconnect propshaft from rear final drive, and secure it
→ Rep. gr.39. |
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Remove brake calipers on both sides and tie to body with
brake lines connected
→ Brake system; Rep. gr.46. |
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Remove rear silencer of exhaust system
→ Rep. gr.26. |
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Use tensioning straps -T10038--1-
to strap vehicle to support beams of lifting platform on both
sides. |
WARNING
If the vehicle is not strapped down, there is a
great danger that the vehicle will slip off the lifting
platform! |
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Fix position of subframe
→ Chapter. |
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Unclip electrical wire -2- on
mounting bracket -1- and move
clear. |
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Mark installation position of mounting bracket
-1- on body. |
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Carefully lower subframe with attachments about 20 mm. |
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Disconnect connector on Haldex coupling above final drive. |
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Carefully lower subframe with attachments 30 mm further. |
Note
When lowering components, make sure there is enough
clearance for brake lines, electrical wiring and propshaft
centring pin. |
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Unclip brake lines from clips on both sides
-arrows-. |
Note
The clips will be destroyed and must be renewed. |
For reasons of clarity, the illustration shows the subframe
from above in removed state. |
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Carefully lower subframe with attachments. |
Note
When lowering, ensure sufficient clearance to brake lines,
electrical cables and centring pin to propshaft. |
Installing subframe with attachments |
Install in reverse order of removal, observing the
following: |
→ Chapter „Assembly overview - subframe, multi-link suspension,
four-wheel drive“ |
→ Chapter „Assembly overview - trailing arm“ |
→ Chapter „Assembly overview - suspension strut, shock absorber,
spring, multi-link suspension“ |
→ Chapter „Assembly overview - rear vehicle level senders,
multi-link suspension, front-wheel drive“ |
→ Chapter „Torque settings for wheel bolts“ |
Bolts for brake caliper and brake disc
→ Brake system; Rep. gr.46 |
Exhaust pipes double clamp
→ Rep. gr.26. |
On vehicles with vehicle level sender, carry out basic
settings for wheel damper electronics → Vehicle
diagnostic tester |
On vehicles with vehicle level sender, carry out basic
adjustment of headlights
→ Electrical system; Rep. gr.94. |
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When does wheel alignment have to be checked
→ Chapter? |
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Special tools and workshop equipment required
Torque wrench -V.A.G 1332-
Engine and gearbox jack -V.A.G 1383 A-
Tensioning strap -T10038 ...
Other materials:
Pre-bleeding brake system pressure accumulator -VX70-
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Sealing plug repair kit -1H0 698 311 A-
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Connect commercially available b ...
Assembly overview - upper rear lid trim
1 -
Rear lid with lower trim fitted
Assembly overview - lower rear lid trim
→ Chapter
Removing and installing lower rear lid trim
→ Chapter
2 -
Centre window frame
Removing and installing
→&nb ...
System limits
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The area monitoring system (Front Assist) has physical
and system-related limits. The driver may therefore feel that, in certain circumstances,
some Front Assist reactions occur unexpectedly or with a delay. You should t ...
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