Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing broken rear window
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Protect body and interior from glass splinters. |
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Remove pieces of glass up to adhesive sealing material. |
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Pull off connections for rear window heating and aerial. |
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Cover flange -2- all round with
textile-reinforced adhesive tape. |
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Cut through adhesive seal (with glass remains) in window
cut-out using electric cutter -V.A.G 1561 A- and U-shaped blade
-V.A.G 1561-. |
WARNING
| Always wear safety goggles and leather gloves. |
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Note
The removal of a bonded window is described using the
Removal kit for flush bonded windows -V.A.G 1474 A-.
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Other materials:
Removing and installing door handle
Removing
Note
Removal and installation are described only for the right
door handle. The left side is similar.
General information and work instructions for the door handle
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Switching off auxiliary and supplementary heater
If the button instant heat button has been pressed, or after
the preset operating time has expired or the coolant has reached
a temperature of 88° C, the combustion is ended and the run-on
mode begins. The circulation pump -V55- and the combustion air
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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
Volkswagen worksh ...
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Removing and installing rear window
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