Volkswagen Golf Owners Manual: Centre armrest
Fig. 51 Front centre armrest
Fig. 52 Folding down the rear centre armrest
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings Adjusting the front centre armrest
To lift, push the centre armrest up gradually in the direction of arrow .
To lower, pull the centre armrest all the way up. Then lower the centre armrest.
To adjust the position of the centre armrest, push the armrest fully to the front , or fully to the rear, until it engages.
Rear centre armrest
A centre armrest with a stowage compartment can be folded out of the middle seat backrest .
To fold it down, pull the loop in the direction of the arrow .
To fold it back, fold the centre armrest upwards and push it into the backrest as far as it will go.
WARNING
- Always keep the stowage compartments in the centre armrest closed while the vehicle is in motion.
- Never transport an adult or child on the centre armrest. An incorrect seating position can cause serious injury.
- Never place hot drinks or fluids in the drink holders. These can be spilt during a braking or driving manoeuvre.
Adjusting the steering wheel position
Fig. 50 Adjusting the steering wheel position
mechanically
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings Adjust the steering wheel position before setting off
and o ...
Seat functions
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Other materials:
Removing and installing front air distribution flap actuation unit, heater
and air conditioning system with electric/manual controls, LHD vehicles
Removing
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Remove dash panel
→ General body repairs, interior; Rep. gr.70.
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Remove the air duct for the defroster vent
→ Chapter.
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Introduction
This chapter contains information on the following subjects:
→ Preparation for changing a wheel
→ Wheel bolts
→ Lifting the vehicle with the jack
→ Changing a wheel
→ After changing a wheel
Some models are delivered without a factory-fitted jack or bo ...
Flat spots caused by hard braking
This type of flat spots may be caused by hard braking on a
rough surface such as a tarmac road.
During this type of braking manoeuvre only a certain area of
the tyre is abraded accordingly and therefore causes an
imbala ...
