Volkswagen Golf / Golf GTI / Jetta. Manual - part 1238

  

  

- Connect Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information 
System VAS 5051B using the Diagnostic cable VAS 
5051/6A with ignition switched off . 

- Switch ignition on 

- Select "Guided Functions" 

- Select "Automatic beam width regulation" 

- Select "Perform basic setting" 

- Follow the instructions on the tester. 

- Check the headlight adjustment and, if necessary, adjust 
the headlights. 

Adjusting procedure for Golf 

 

01-8, Adjusting headlights 

for the Golf

 , for Jetta 

 

01-8, Adjusting headlights for the 

Jetta

 

 

End adaptation

 

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Indicated on display:

- Press the "Go to" button - arrow - on display. 

 

Indicated on display:

- Press "exit" button - arrow - on display. 

- Press "exit" button in exit menu. 

- Turn off ignition and disconnect diagnostic connection.  

Child restraint LATCH guidance fixture, 
installing 

Note: 

LATCH guidance fixtures must remain on vehicle. Only 
customer may remove them.  
 

- Locate four anchorage bars between rear seat back and 
rear seat cushion where fixtures are to be installed  - 
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- Install LATCH guidance fixture - arrow - by snapping over 
anchorage bars as shown. Part number on LATCH 
guidance fixture must face down when installed. 

RAPGARD, inspection, removal and 
disposal 

From my 2002 

Service 

Within 48 Hours after arrival at Dealer: 

Inspection 

- Inspect RAPGARD for damage or peeling. 

If RAPGARD is disturbed (dented, scratched, etc.): 

- You must note damage on Carrier Delivery Receipt, 
including damage type, extent and location. Failure to note 
damage on Carrier Delivery Receipt will result in non-
payment of repair. 

Within 72 Hours prior to delivery to Customer: 

Remove RAPGARD from vehicle.  
 
Wash vehicle exterior.  
 
Inspect paint surfaces, moldings and glass.   
 
Protect paint surface of all new vehicles by applying 3M 
Perfect-It Paste Wax or equivalent.  
 

Removal 

Vehicle must be at room temperature.   
 
Ideal body surface temperature for RAPGARD removal is 

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60   F (15.5   C) to 80   F (26.6   C).  
 

If body surface temperatures are below 60   F (15.5   C) 
or above 80   F (26.6   C) then: 

Removal procedure should be performed indoors after 
surface temperatures have been allowed to stabilize within 
given range.  
 

- Rinse vehicle thoroughly with water to remove surface dirt 
or dust and to help stabilize body surface temperatures. 

- Starting at corners of each panel, carefully remove 
RAPGARD from vehicle. 

RAPGARD. paint inspection after removal 

- Inspect painted surfaces under one of following lighting 
conditions: 

Indoors under fluorescent lighting  
 
Outdoors under bright sunlight.  
 

 

Important:

If any defects on exterior have been identified (scratches, 
dings, dents and other types of body damage): 

- Contact your Service Manager and arrange to repair 
defects immediately. 

Note: 

After removal of RAPGARD, some vehicles may exhibit 
temporary paint discoloration or paint swelling (caused by 
trapped moisture under RAPGARD).  
 
This temporary swelling is caused by paint finish absorbing 
moisture trapped under RAPGARD film.  
 
This swelling will disappear with exposure to sun or heat 
lamps within 2 - 3 hours. Severe Paint swelling may require 
2 - 3 days to recover.  
 
DO NOT buff or refinish paint for this condition!   
 

 

Adhesive residue removal

Warning!  

 

Always read and follow manufacturer Cautions and 

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