Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Interior trims
- Assembly overview - sill panel moulding
- Assembly overview - A-pillar trim
- Assembly overview - B-pillar trim
- Assembly overview - D-pillar trim
- Assembly overview - side trim panel
- Assembly overview - wheel housing trim, saloon
- Assembly overview - wheel housing trim, estate
- Assembly overview - foot rest and floor covering, LHD vehicles
- Assembly overview - foot rest and floor covering, RHD vehicles
- Removing and installing sill panel moulding, 2-door model
- Removing and installing sill panel moulding, 4-door model
- Removing and installing A-pillar gap cover
- Removing and installing A-pillar trim
- Removing and installing B-pillar trim, 4-door models and estate
- Removing and installing B-pillar trim, 2-door models
- Removing and installing C-pillar trim, saloon
- Removing and installing C-pillar trim, estate
- Removing and installing D-pillar trim
- Removing and installing side trim panel
- Removing and installing wheel housing trim, saloon
- Removing and installing wheel housing trim, estate
- Removing and installing floor covering
Removing and installing dash panel central tube
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque wrench -V.A.G 1331
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Assembly overview - sill panel moulding
Note
The illustration shows the sill panel moulding on the left side. The
right-hand side is similar (mirror image of left-hand side).
I: sill panel moulding, 4-door ...
Other materials:
Overview of fitting locations - storage compartments/covers
1 -
Dash panel
Assembly overview
→ Chapter
2 -
Glove compartment
Assembly overview
→ Chapter
3 -
Centre console
Assembly overview
→ Chapter
4 ...
General safety regulations
To prevent personal injury and material damage to the
vehicle, observe the following:
WARNING
Risk of injury and accident by accidental engagement
of gear while engine is running.
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Switch off the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) temporarily in the following situations
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) should be switched
off in the following situations due to system limitations :
When turning off roads, driving around roundabouts, narrow curves, joining
motorways, exiting from ...
