Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Technical data
| General repair instructions |
| Repairing electrical wiring harnesses and connectors
→ Electrical System, General Information; Rep. gr.97 |
| Releasing and dismantling connector housings
→ Electrical System, General Information; Rep. gr.97 |
| Repairing aerial wiring
→ Electrical System, General Information; Rep. gr.97 |
| Repairing optical fibre conductors
→ Electrical System, General Information; Rep. gr.97 |
| Vehicle diagnosis, testing and information systems
→ Electrical System, General Information; Rep. gr.97 |
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| Notes on repair of CAN bus wiring |
| Repairing CAN bus wiring
→ Electrical System, General Information; Rep. gr.97 |
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| Transmitting power and aerial fitting
locations |
 Note
| Installation of aerials on bumpers is now prohibited by law.
This improves pedestrian protection during accidents. |
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Designation |
Pmax
(watts) |
Prescribed aerial fitting locations |
| Short wave
< 54 MHz |
100 (PEAK)
→ Remark |
All
locations on roof |
| 4 m
frequency band |
20
(effective) → Remark |
All
locations (on vehicle exterior) |
| 2 m
frequency band |
20
(effective) |
Front wing
Front centre of roof
Centre of roof
Rear centre of roof |
| 2 m
frequency band |
50
(effective) |
Centre of
roof
Rear centre of roof |
| 70 cm |
50
(effective) |
Front
centre of roof
Centre of roof
Rear centre of roof |
| 23 cm |
20
(effective) |
All
locations (on vehicle exterior) |
| TETRA/
TETRAPOL |
25
(effective) |
All
locations (on vehicle exterior) |
| D network
GSM 900 |
20 (PEAK) |
All locations
(on vehicle exterior) |
| E network
GSM 1800
GSM 1900
UMTS |
10 (PEAK) |
All locations (on
vehicle exterior) |
| 1) |
PEAK = peak envelope power (max. carrier power) |
| 2) |
effective = effective transmitting power |
Note
| Deviations from these specifications (aerial fitting
location, frequency, power) are permitted only in specially
justified exceptions following a single-case test performed by
the EMC Centre of the VW AG in Wolfsburg |
| EMC = electromagnetic compatibility |
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Other materials:
Removing and installing inner door cover
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Note
Removal and installation are described only for the left
cover. The right side is similar.
Removing
...
Removing and fitting head restraints
Fig. 48 Removing the front head restraint
Fig. 49 Removing the rear head restraint
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings Every seat is fitted with a head restraint. The front
head restraints are intended solely for use with the front seats, and the centr ...
Sealing and inflating tyres
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warningsSealing a tyre
Unscrew the cap from the tyre valve.
Use the valve core extractor to screw the valve core out of the tyre valve.
Place the core on a clean surface.
Shake the tyre filler bottle vigorously up a ...
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