Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual: Removing and installing fuel tank flap release button -E319-

Volkswagen Golf Service & Repair Manual / Electrical system / Lights, lamps, switches inside, anti- theft system / Controls / Removing and installing fuel tank flap release button -E319-

Special tools and workshop equipment required

Removal wedge -3409-

Note

The removal and installation procedures are described for LHD vehicles. Removal and installation for RHD vehicles are similar.

Removing and installing fuel tank flap release button -E319-

Removing

–	Unclip fuel tank flap release button -E319--1- from door trim panel using removal wedge -3409-.

–	Pull fuel tank flap release button -E319--1- from door trim panel until connector becomes accessible.

–	Release and pull off connector, then remove fuel tank flap release button -E319-.

Installing

Install in the reverse order of removal, observing the following:

–	Make sure that fuel tank flap release button -E319--1- audibly engages in door trim panel.

–	Test functionality.

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