Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing automatic distance control unit from and installing on retaining
plate, variant 2
| Special tools and workshop equipment
required |
| Calliper square -VAS 6335- |
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Remove adaptive cruise control unit -J428-
→ Chapter. |
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Turn quick-release fasteners -2-
in -direction of arrow-. |
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Pull quick-release fasteners -2-
off adjustment screws -1-. |
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Remove retaining plate -3- from
adaptive cruise control unit -J428--4-. |
| Install in the reverse order of removal, observing the
following: |
Note
| Renew quick-release fasteners -2-. |
| The adjustment screws -1- in
the adapter frame are pre-adjusted. Correct the adjustment as
required
→ Fig.. |
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| Adjusting adjustment screws |
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Using digital calliper -VAS 6335-, measure setting
-a- of all adjustment screws and
correct, if necessary. |
| Dimension -a- = 40.3 mm ±
0.5 mm |
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Set retaining plate -1- on
quick-release fasteners -2-. |
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Push new quick-release fasteners -2-
onto adjustment screws and fixed mounting on adapter frame
-3-. |
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Turn quick-release fasteners -2-
on back of retaining plate -1- to
stop in direction of arrow -A-. |
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Install adaptive cruise control unit -J428-
→ Chapter. |
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Calibrate adaptive cruise control
→ Chapter. |
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Note
If the automatic distance control unit -J428- is renewed,
start the respective function → Vehicle
diagnostic tester.
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Removing
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Remove adaptive cruise control unit -J428-
→ Chapter.
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