To remove windshield wiper motor from a VW Golf Mk5, Rabbit or Jetta, first you have to take out the wiper arms (see tutorial).
Then you just have to follow 7 simple steps.
Necessary tools:
– a flat blade screwdriver
– a 13 mm socket and a ratchet
– a T30 Torx
1: remove the hood seal
2. remove the cowl vent grille lifting it up
3. remove the cable
4. remove those two 13 mm screws
5. remove those 2 T30 screws
6. disconnect the cables
7. take the wiper motor out.
To remove ECU or ECM from a VW Golf Mk5, Rabbit or Jetta, first you have to take out the wiper arms (see tutorial) and the windshield cowl.
Then you just have to follow 6 simple steps.
Necessary tools:
– a flat blade screwdriver
– a 13 mm socket and a ratchet
1: remove the hood seal
2. remove the cowl vent grille lifting it up
3. remove the cable
4. remove those two 13 mm screws
5. bent the ECU case and then slide it out
6. disconnect the cables from ECU.
In this video tutorial we are going to show you how to remove / replace clock spring airbag or G85 sensor in just 10 simple steps. But, before removing the clock spring airbag (g85 sensor) on VW Golf Mk5, Rabbit, Jetta, you will need to disconnect the negative terminal from the car battery.
If you have problems with airbag light, horn and steering wheel buttons, probably you have a bad clock spring and this is how you replace it.
Necessary tools:
– A ratchet
– A T25 Torx
– A T8 Torx
– A flat blade screwdriver
– A trim tool
– A tool about 10-15 cm long or a thin flat blade screwdriver
1. Remove the T25 screw under the steering wheel
2. Use a flat blade screwdriver to lift the plastic cap up
3. Remove those two T25 Torx
4. Remove the plastic cap from below
5. Disconnect the cables
6. Remove the T8 Torx screw
7. To release the control module underneath the clock spring airbag, you need to press with the finger on the clip from the back and use a thin blade screwdriver (or something thiner) to release the clip from inside
8. Remove the cables from the back
9. To stay in same position, you can apply some duct tape on the clock spring airbag
10. Unclip the clock spring airbag and take it off.
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Before you remove central air vents or central dash panel, on VW Golf Mk5, Rabbit, Jetta (2004-2008), you have to disconnect both terminals from the battery. Then you just have to follow just 6 simple steps:
Necessary tools:
– A pry tool
– A ratchet
– A T20 Torx
1. Pry the trim panel up from the top of the dashboard using a plastic trim removal
2. Split the trim panel in half uncliping it from those 10 clips
3. Unplug the wiring connection from solar sensor
4. Remove those three T20 Torx
5. Pull the panel towards you while lifting up, then you need to lift the front of the panel up
6. Remove those to wiring connections from the hazard button and from the airbag warning light.
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In this VIDEO TUTORIAL we are going to show you how to remove center console on VW Golf Mk5, Jetta, Rabbit 2004 – 2008. This article will guide you through the 12 simple steps process. Be careful with trim pieces as you do not want to break them.
Necessary tools:
– a T20 Torx
– a ratchet
– a pry tool
1. Use 2 or 4 fingers to pull the shift gaitor boot leather out
Lift the leather boot up over the knob to expose the two T20 Torx screws
2. Remove those two screws using a T20 Torx and a ratchet
3. Lift the front ashtray up and disconnect the wiring harnesses
4. Use a cutter to release the cables
5. Remove all four screws with a T20 Torx
6. Remove the plastic cap and remove the T20 screw (you also have to remove the one on the right side)
7. Remove the plastic from below. There are some hoos along the side so wiggle it while pulling it down (this is the same procedure on the right side)
8. Remove the two T20 screws from both sides
9. Use a trim tool to pry off the plastic piece
10. Underneath it there ar two T20 screws per side and you have to remove them
11. Take off the rubber and remove the T20 screw
12. Remove the center console.
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In this video tutorial we are going to show you how to remove interior rear view mirror (with rain sensor) on VW Golf Mk5, Jetta, Passat in 7 simple steps.
Necessary tools:
– A special wire to cut silicon glass
1. Split that plastic cover in half
2. Remove the mirror sliding it down
3. Disconnect the cable
4. Remove the plastic cover
5. Disconnect the cables
6. Remove the plastic covers from the cables
You can use a tool aid windshield cut-out wire
7. Put the cut-out wire between the windshield and the rain sensor and cut it.
ServiceTutorials.com shows you how to install front doors puddle lights on VW Golf Mk5, Golf Mk6, Rabbit, Passat B6, B7, Tiguan, CC, Touran, Scirocco in just 15 simple steps.
Necessary tools:
– A pry tool
– A flat blade screwdriver
– A T30 Torx
– Pliers
This is how the new puddle lights look like.
There are 4 puddle lights: 2 for front doors and 2 for rear doors
These are the cables for the front door puddle lights. And these are the cables for rear door puddle lights.
1. Remove the door handle using a pry tool
2. Remove those 3 screws using a T30 Torx
3. Remove the only screw from the lower side of the door panel
4. Remove the door panel releasing it from the clips and then slide it up
5. Disconnect all the cables and unclip all the wires from the backside of the door panel
6. Disconnect the grey plug from the door electronic module
7. Cut the black zip tie using pliers
8. Release the wires from the grey plug
9. Plug the “+” positive wire into the 18 position and “-“ negative wire into the 19 position
Push them in until they locked
10. Put the wires back into the grey plug
11. Connect the grey plug to the door electronic module
If the puddle light wire is too long, you can rotate it around the door cables
12. Remove the old reflector and install the new puddle light
13. Connect the wires to the puddle light
14. Install the panel door and reconnect all the cables and wires
15. Use VCDS (VAG-COM Dyagnose System) tester to turn the door puddle lights on following the next steps:
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