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57 Front Doors FRONT DOORS 57-1 GENERAL 57-1 Special tools ........................... 57-2 Power windows 57-2 Central locking 57-2 DOORS 57-2 Door assembly ......................... 57-3 Door, removing and installing 57-4 Door, adjusting 57-4 Door handle and lock assembly 57-5 Lock cylinder housing, removing and installing. 57-6 Door handle, removing and installing 57-7 Door lock, removing 57-8 Door lock, installing 57-11 Lock button, right front and left rear, removing and installing 57-12 Lock button, left front and right rear, removing and installing 57-13 Door window assembly 57-14 Door window glass, removing 57-15 Door window glass, installing 57-16 Door seals 57-17 COMFORT SySTEM 57-18 Comfort system and central locking, component overview 57-19 Connector station in A-pillar 57-20 Keys and remote control 57-20 Remote control batteries, changing (through 04/2001) 57-21 Remote control battery, changing (from 05/2001) 57-22 GENERAL This repair group covers removal and installation of the front door assemblies, the front door glass and window regulators, and service to the door lock assemblies in- cluding the central locking system. Special tools and equipment are required for some operations. For removal of door panels see 70 Trim-Interior. WARNING- Disconnecting the negative (-) battery cable may erase fault codes and basic settings in the engine management and automatic transmission control modules. Some driveability problems may be no- ticed until the system re-adapts to operating condi- tions. 080 /I readiness codes, which may be required for emissions testing, may also be erased. Convenience electronics (alarm system, interior light control, power locks, mirrors, and windows) may need to be re-set using a VAG 1551/1552 or equivalent scan tool. GENERAL

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57 Front Doors

FRONT DOORS 57-1

GENERAL 57-1

Special tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57-2Power windows 57-2Central locking 57-2

DOORS 57-2

Door assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57-3Door, removing and installing 57-4Door, adjusting 57-4Door handle and lock assembly 57-5Lock cylinder housing, removing and installing. 57-6Door handle, removing and installing 57-7Door lock, removing 57-8Door lock, installing 57-11Lock button, right front and left rear,

removing and installing 57-12

Lock button, left front and right rear,removing and installing 57-13

Door window assembly 57-14Door window glass, removing 57-15Door window glass, installing 57-16Door seals 57-17

COMFORT SySTEM 57-18

Comfort system and central locking,component overview 57-19

Connector station in A-pillar 57-20Keys and remote control 57-20Remote control batteries, changing

(through 04/2001) 57-21Remote control battery, changing

(from 05/2001) 57-22

GENERAL

This repair group covers removal and installation of thefront door assemblies, the front door glass and windowregulators, and service to the door lock assemblies in­cluding the central locking system. Special tools andequipment are required for some operations. For removalof door panels see 70 Trim-Interior.

WARNING-Disconnecting the negative (-) battery cable mayerase fault codes and basic settings in the enginemanagement and automatic transmission controlmodules. Some driveability problems may be no­ticed until the system re-adapts to operating condi­tions. 080 /I readiness codes, which may berequired for emissions testing, may also be erased.Convenience electronics (alarm system, interiorlight control, power locks, mirrors, and windows)may need to be re-set using a VAG 1551/1552 orequivalent scan tool.

GENERAL

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Special tools

~ Various special tools are specified for door service

• Socket wrench T10011(outside door handle removal)

• Socket wrench T10072(outside door handle removal)

• Assembly tool T10034(outside door handle installation)

• Box spanner 3320/2 and 3320/3 for 3320(door removal, installation, adjustment)

• Socket 3410 (door adjustment)

Power windows

Models equipped with power windows feature the abilityto raise and lower both front windows by using the key inthe front door lock. By holding the key in the locked posi­tion for more than 1 second, either window that was in thedown position will be raised to the closed position in addi­tion to locking the vehicle. This feature is known as con­venience close.

As a ventilation aid in hot weather, both front windowscan also be lowered. By holding the key in the unlock po­sition for more than 2 seconds, both front windows will belowered at the same time, in addition to unlocking the ve­hicle.

Power windows also feature pinch protection and one­touch up and one-touch down operation. The one-touchup feature is deactivated as soon as the ignition isswitched off. The power windows will also remain func­tional (without one-touch up) for approximately 10 min­utes after the ignition is shut off provided that a door is notopened.

Central locking

All models are available with central locking that is activat­ed by insertion of the key into an outside door, by activationof a locking switch from within, or by the keyless remote.

When opening a locked vehicle from the outside with thekey, there are two options. If the key is turned once, onlythat particular door will unlock. If the key is quickly turnedtwice, both doors will be unlocked. This safety feature isknown as selective unlocking.

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The doors are designed with a split hinge that can be slidapart. After disconnecting the appropriate electrical con­nectors and the door check, the complete door can easilybe removed from the vehicle as required. Most of the in­ternal components of the doors including the window reg­ulators and window glass are assembled into a modularassembly known as an assembly carrier.

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Door assembly

NOTE-• The instrument panel mustbe removed to remove andadjust the upper door hinges.

• Always replace the hingebolts if loosened.

1. Door

2. Door handle with base

3. Lock cylinder housing

4. Cover cap

5. Bolt• Tighten to 18 Nm (13 ft-Ib)• Install with locking compound

6. Locking button

7. Locking rod

8. Rubber boot

9. Bolt• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib)

10. Striker plate

11. Door lock assembly

12. Bowden cable

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14. Multi-point socket head bolt

• M8 x 28• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %

turn (90°)• Always replace bolt after loos­

ening

15. MUlti-point socket head bolt

• M8 x 28• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %

turn (90°)• Always replace bolt after loos­

ening

16. Door hinge with arrester• Hinge is divided

17. Multi-point socket head bolt

• M8 x28• Install from inside vehicle• Remove A-pillar lower trim, see

70 Trim-Interior• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %

turn (90°)• Always replace bolt after loos­

ening

18. Multi-point socket head bolt

• M8 x 28• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %

turn (90°)• Always replace bolt after loos­

ening

19. Multi-point socket head bolt

• M8 x 28• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %

turn (90°)• Always replace bolt after loos­

ening

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21. Bolt• Tighten to 13 Nm (10 ft-Ib)

22. Door hinge• Hinge is divided

23. Multi-point socket head bolt

• M8 x 22• Install from inside vehicle• To loosen or tighten bolt, re­

move and install instrumentpanel, see 70 Trim-Interior

• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %turn (90°)

• Always replace bolt after loos­ening

24. Multi-point socket head bolt

• M8 x 28• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + %

turn (90°)• Always replace bolt after loos­

ening

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Door, removing and installing

~ Remove lower A-pillar lower trim (5), see 70 Trim-Inte­rior. Disconnect harness connectors (6).

Remove wiring harness boot (3) at A-pillar and carefullywork wiring harness connectors through opening (ar­row).

CAUTION-00 not close door with harness connectors be­tween door and A-pillar. They will be crushed.

Pry off cover cap (2) and remove bolt (1) from upperhinge pin.

Remove lower bolt (4) from hinge using VW special tool3320 door adjusting wrench and 3320/2 box spanner. Al­ways replace this bolt upon installation.

Carefully lift door upward and out of hinge brackets.

Installation is the reverse of removal.

Tightening torques

• Upper hinge bolt. 13 Nm (10 ft-Ib)

• Lower hinge bolt(always replace) ..... 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib) + % turn (90°)

Door, adjusting

For proper door adjustment, door hinge must be loos­ened at pillar. Other measures, such as aligning door up­ward, are not effective. Excess pressure thereafter willagain cause door to sag. For this, door adjusting wrench3320 with Box spanner 3320/2 must be used. If it shouldbe necessary that door hinge must be loosened at upperA-pillar from inside. VW special tool, socket insert 3410can be used to do this. To do so, instrument panel mustbe removed first, see 70 Trim-Interior.

Door, adjusting striker plate

Loosen bolts (2) and move striker plate (1) until doorshell is flush with contour of body. Tighten bolts.

Tightening torque

• Striker plate to door pillar 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib)

NOTE-Striker plate adjustment is only used to align the doorinward or outward, not vertically. Door should not moveup or down when closed or opened. If this occurs, ver­tical alignment of striker is incorrect

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Door handle and lockassembly

1. Door lock

• The door lock can only be re­moved with the carrier assem­bly

2. Cable• Outside door handle release

3. Retaining bracket• Bolted and riveted to carrier as­

sembly and door lock

4. Bolt• Requires either special socket

tool T10011, or T10072 (TorxT20), see Special tools givenearlier

• Loosening this bolt releases thelock cylinder housing, allowingit to be pulled out of handlebracket

• Bolt must not be threaded inwithout lock cylinder housing in­stalled or locking ring may fallinto door

NOTE-Loosen multi-point sockethead bolt only If bolt is re­moved, door lock must be re­moved to realign.

5. Handle bracket• Removing:

Door handle, lock cylinderhousing and assembly carrierare removed firstRemove screw (6) and slidebracket slightly to rear and re­move from door

6. Screw

7. Key• Non-foldable• With-out radio-frequency re­

mote control• Master or valet profile

8. Key

• Foldable• With radio-frequency remote

control• Master key profile

9. Door handle with base

10. Lock cylinder cover (trim)

11. Lock cylinder housing• Only supplied with lock cylinder

and keys

12. Gasket

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Lock cylinder housing, removing andinstalling

~ Carefully pry out cover cap (B) to access multi-point orTorx head bolt holding the lock cylinder or blank in place.Do not loosen bolts (A) for door latch unit.

Pull door handle open and hold.

~ Pull door handle (1) in direction of arrow to open positionand hold. Unscrew door handle mounting screw (3) untillock cylinder (2) is released. Use VW special socket toolT10011 or T10072 (Torx T20), as applicable to removemounting screw (3).

NOTE-• Loosen multi-point socket head bolt only. If bolt is re­

moved, door lock must be removed to realign.

• The door handle will remain open on its own if themulti-point socket head bolt is loosened properly

• For more information on the various special tools, seeSpecial Tools given earlier in this section.

Pull lock cylinder housing straight out.

NOTE-Inserting the key into lock cylinder aids in removing thelock cylinder housing.

Installing

Ensure that door handle has remained opened from theremoval procedure.

Carefully install lock cylinder housing into opening indoor.

Tighten multi-point socket bolt. As screw is tightened, anaudible noise should be heard indicating correct seatingof lock cylinder housing and tensioning of door handlespring.

Operate key and door handle to ensure correct opera­tion.

Reinstall sealing plug.

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Door handle, removing and installing

Re'move lock cylinder housing as described earlier.

Remove cable clip (1) from door handle lock release witha pick or a small screwdriver.

Swing rear of door handle out of door, pivoting from frontof handle.

NOTE-By pivoting door handle out, door handle spring is ten­sioned and locked. After door handle is installed, springtension is released.

Installing

NOTE-Replacement door handles are supplied finished inprimer only and must be painted prior to installation.

~ Hook VW special tool T 10034 under (arrow A) lockspring (1) and into door lock mechanism by pulling tool(arrow B).

Position lock spring up into door lock mechanism by pull­ing special tool outward.

Slip front of door handle into door opening and swingrear of door handle into position against door.

~ Snap cable clip (1) into slot and engage in door handle(2), taking care not to pull cable tight.

NOTE-When installing cable clip, do not pull lock operating le­ver (3) while pushing on door handle (2).

Install lock cylinder housing and check door handle func­tion. Door will not open if bowden cable is not correctlyinstalled and adjusted.

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Door lock, removing

The window regulator, door glass, door speaker and doorlock are secured to the door assembly carrier. The doorlock can only be removed after the assembly carrier is re­moved.

1NOTE-The assembly carrier can only be removed when thedoor window clamping brackets of the window regula­tor are unscrewed. This is accomplished by loweringthe door window to the height of the holes in assemblycarrier and loosening the clamping brackets.

Remove door trim panel. See 70 Trim-Interior.

Remove lock cylinder housing as given earlier.

~ Remove cable clip (1) from door handle with pick orscrewdriver.

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~ Pry out sealing plugs (arrows) in door assembly carrierto gain access to window glass securing bolts.

Lower window until window glass securing bolts are vis­ible and accessible through both holes.

NOTE-• If the power window motor is not working it can be re­

moved to allow the window glass to be slid down.

• 2-door vehicle shown; 4-door vehicles are similar.

~ Loosen window glass securing bolts (A) and carefullypress glass securing clamps apart.

NOTE-Bolts should be either a 10 mm hex or a Torx 30.

Push window glass upward in the track. Secure the win­dow glass in up position with VAG 1344 or equivalentcommercially available suction cup tools. Alternatively,attach strips of suitable adhesive tape to the inside glass,and loop over the door frame. Attach the other end to theoutside of the glass.

Remove hood release lever on left side, as required. See55 Hoods and Lids.

Remove lower A-pillar trim. See 70 Body-Interior Trim.

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Disconnect multi-pin harness connectors (arrows) andposition wires out of way for removal of assembly carrier.

NOTE-Carefully note the installed position of these harnessconnectors before disassembly. This will facilitate theirinstallation upon reassembly.

-( Remove door lock mounting bolts (A).

-( Remove assembly carrier mounting bolts (arrows).

NOTE-• Use care to protect door speakers when removing as­

sembly carrier.

• Experience indicates that 2-door vehicles will usuallyhave 11 bolts around the perimeter and a-door vehi­cles will be equipped with 10.

Pull top of door assembly carrier from door, lift and pullout of door toward hinges.

Turn assembly carrier and pull off connection to doorlock.

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-( Drive out door lock securing clips (1) with a drift.

-( Disconnect inside release cable (2) from clip (1) on as­sembly carrier and carefully pry door lock off assemblycarrier (4) using a screwdriver (3).

NOTE-The door lock retaining bracket is a separate part. It isnot part of the items supplied with the door lock. It is se­cured to the door lock with a bolt and a pop rivet.

-( Disconnect door lock rod (1) and inside release cable (2)to remove door lock from assembly carrier.

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Attach door lock rod and inside release cable.

NOTE-Window glass securing clamps, originally made withstamped steel and plastic, are now being supplied incast aluminum. The new clamps are available fromyour Volkswagen parts department and have been de­signed to resist breakage.

Attach door lock to door assembly carrier.

Remainder of installation is the reverse of disassembly.

NOTE-Connecting the operating lever locks the mechanismand prevents incorrect attachment of the outside han­dle cable during later reassembly.

Adjust window glass, as necessary in securing clampsand re-tighten.

Insert assembly carrier in door.

Pull lock operating lever (1) in direction of dashed ar­row. With a small screwdriver or needle-nose pliers,carefully hook spring (A) into slot on operating lever.

Tightening torques

• Assembly carrier to door 8 Nm (71 in-Ib)• Window glass securing clamp bolts

Plastic clamp 9 Nm (80 in-Ib)Aluminum clamp 11 Nm (7 ft-Ib)

Door lock, installing

Install assembly carrier mounting bolts and tighten bolts1 and 2 first. Position door window (3) into window guide(arrow) and tighten window glass securing clamps (4).

~ Spring (B) should be positioned as shown before pro­ceding.

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Check operation of window before final installation ofdoor trim panel.

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Lock button, right front and left rear,removing and installing

CAUTION-Failure to follow this procedure may result in loos­ening of the locking rods in the doors requiringcomplete disassembly to repair.

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Remove lock button by turning Y2 turn (180°)counter-clockwise.

<;;( Pull lock button upward (arrow) and off.

<;;( Install lock button on lock rod with index mark (1) (smalldot on top) toward vehicle interior.

Push lock button onto lock rod until fluted section is flushwith door trim.

Turn lock button Y2 turn (180°) counter-clockwise.

NOTE-Lock button in the locked position can be flush with thedoor trim panel to approximately 2 mm (0.078 in.)above door trim panel.

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Lock button, left front and right rear,removing and installing

CAUTION-Failure to follow this procedure may result in loos­ening of the locking rods in the doors requiringcomplete disassembly to repair.

Remove lock button by turning Y2 turn (180°) clockwise.

~ Pull lock button upward (arrow) and off.

~ Install lock button on lock rod with index mark (1) (smalldot on top) toward vehicle interior.

Push lock button onto lock rod until fluted section is flushwith door trim.

Turn lock button Y2 turn (180°) clockwise.

NOTE-Lock button in the locked position can be flush with thedoor trim panel to approximately 2 mm (0.078 in.)above door trim panel.

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4. Bolt• Tighten to 20 Nm (15 ft-Ib)• Install with locking compound

5. Door assembly carrier

• Window regulator is part of as-sembly carrier

6. Motor for window regulator• Attached to carrier assembly

from the front

7. Bolt• Tighten to 10 Nm (7 ft-Ib)

8. Cover cap

9. Bolt• Tighten to 8 Nm (71 in-Ib)

10. Crank drive for manual window 6regulator 8 7• Attached to carrier assembly

from the front

11. Door window

3. Window slot seal, inner

• Pushed onto door frame

1. Window channel

• Pushed into door frame opening

2. Door

Door window assembly

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Door window glass, removing

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NOTE-Window glass must be operable in order to removedoor assembly carrier. Any malfunction that preventsthe windows (manual or power) from being loweredmust be corrected before proceeding.

Remove door trim panel. See 70 Trim-Interior.

Pry out sealing plugs (1) in door assembly carrier to gainaccess to window glass securing bolts (2).

Lower window until window glass securing bolts are ac­cessible.

NOTE-If the power window motor is not working it can be re­moved to allow the window to be slid down.

Loosen window glass securing bolts and carefully pressglass securing clamps apart.

NOTE-If glass is being replaced due to breakage, removedoor assembly carrier as given earlier and remove allbroken shards of glass to prevent rattling noises indoor.

Carefully lower the window regulator.

Lift the window glass up and pivot forward (arrow).

Place removed window glass in a secure location.

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Door window glass, installing

Slide forward part of window glass into opening and pivotglass downward, reversing the removal procedure.

Raise window regulator until window glass securing boltsare visible in access holes on door assembly carrier.

~ Gently press window (3) in direction of arrow and tightensecuring clamp bolts (4).

Tightening torques

• Assembly carrier to door 8 Nm (71 in-lb)• Window glass securing clamp bolts

Plastic clamp 9 Nm (80 in-Ib)Aluminum clamp 11 Nm (7 ft-Ib)

NOTE-Window glass securing clamps, originally made withstamped steel and plastic, are now being supplied incast aluminum. The new clamps are available fromyour Volkswagen parts department and have been de­signed to resist breakage.

Remainder of installation is the reverse of disassembly.

Check operation of window before final installation ofdoor trim panel.

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1. Door inner seal, 4-door

• Start at upper radius of door cut­out when installing seal

2. Door inner seal, 2-door• Start at B-pillar trim when in­

stalling seal

3. Door inner seal

When seals have only been partially re­moved, squeeze the flanks together be­fore reinstalling.

NOTE-Consult an authorized Volk­swagen parts department forthe correct replacement seal.

The door seals are originally installedusing a sealant on the door flange androlling the seal on.

If the door seals are removed the seal­ant will spread on the inside of the sealand the flanks will be bent out slightly. Ifseal is then reinstalled it may not fit tight­ly and seal properly. Therefore eachseal that is completely removed shouldbe replaced by a so called "hammerblow" seal.

Door seals

4. Door outer seal, 4-door

5. Clip• Inserted into door seal

6. Clip• Inserted into door seal

7. Door outer seal, 2-door

NOTE-- Interior trim must be removed

to remove door seals, see 70Trim-Interior.

«It may be necessary to loosenthe instrument panel to re­move A-pillar trim.

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COMFORT SYSTEM

The vehicles covered by this manual are available withcentral locking, anti-theft alarm system, keyless remotesystem and power mirrors. This combination of inter-con­nected systems is known as the Comfort System.

NOTE-• The comfort system features built-in diagnostic cir­

cuitry that detects and stores Diagnostic TroubleCode (oTC) information. When the system detects afault, a oTC is generated and stored in the comfortsystem central control module memory. This may re­sult in failure of the system to operate properly. Properdiagnosis of fault codes can be accessed through thedata link connector using Volkswagen scan tool VAG1551/1552 or equivalent.

• Additional diagnostic information is available in adata-stream format to aid in troubleshooting. Thisvaluable information can only be accessed by scantools such as the Volkswagen VAG 1551/1552 orequivalent. Evaluation and interpretation of this infor­mation fall outside the scope of this service manual.

• Volkswagen identifies electrical components by a let­ter and/or a number in the electrical schematics. See97 Wiring Diagrams, Fuses and Relays. Theseelectrical identifiers are listed in parenthesis as an aidto electrical troubleshooting.

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15. Door lock, left front

• Secured to assembly carrier• Electric central locking is inte­

grated into door lock module

16. Controls

• Installed in door trim

17. Door control module, left front

• For comfort system only• Integrated into window motor

18. Antenna for radio frequency re­mote control

• Under left A-pillar trim

19. Connector station• Location: lower A-pillar, cov­

ered by trim in footwell

20. Central control module• Bolted to bracket on steering

column under instrument panel

21. Hood lock• Contact switch for anti-theft

alarm• Location: in lock carrier

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Comfort system andcentral locking, componentoverview

1. Connector station

• Location: right side lower A-pil-lar, see Connector station inA-pillar

2. Door control module, front right

• For comfort system only• Integrated into window motor

3. Lock unit, front right• Secured to assembly carrier• Electric central locking is inte-

grated into door lock module

4. Connector station• Location: lower B-pillar

5. Door control module, right rear

• For comfort system only• Integrated into window motor

6. Door lock, right rear• Secured to assembly carrier• Electric central locking is inte-

grated into door lock module

7. Motor, fuel tank filler flap (V155)• Location: under C-pillar trim

8. Rear lid lock

• Bolted to rear lid• Remove with special socket T

10010

9. Rear lid actuator

• Bolted to rear lid• Remove with special socket T

10010

10. Door lock, left rear

• Secured to assembly carrier• Electric central locking is inte­

grated into door lock module

11. Connector station• Location: rear roof area, cov­

ered by roof trim

12. Anti-theft alarm horn

• Location: in area of C-pillar,covered by trim

13. Door control module, left rear

• For comfort system only• Integrated into window motor

14. Connector station• Location: lower B-pillar

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COMFORT SYSTEM

Connector station in A-pillar

~ Connector station is located in the front footwell behindtrim panel. Driver side shown, passenger side is a mirrorimage of above.

Terminal identification:

1. Central locking2. Electric windows, red3. Electric mirror adjustment, blue

Keys and remote control

~ Three keys and a key tag are provided with most Volk-swagens covered by this manual.

• A - Two folding master keys with remote control• 8 - One valet key• C - One key tag.

Some vehicles may also have a master key that does nothave the remote control feature. It will be similar in ap­pearance to 8 above and open the same locks as A.

The master keys fit all the locks on the vehicle and allow youto open/close the vehicle and set the anti-theft alarm sys­tem. The valet key is forthe driver's door the steering ring/ig­nition lock only. The lockable glove compartment and rear lidcannot be opened with this key. The key tag contains the keynumberthat is needed to obtain replacement keys from yourVolkswagen dealer. It is advisable to record the number andkeep the key tag in a secure location (not in vehicle). If yousell the vehicle, you should also give the buyer the key tag.

The remote control portion of the master key allows youto do the following without having to use the key:

• Lock the vehicle and arm the alarm• Unlock the vehicle and disarm the alarm• Use the selective unlock feature (open driver's door only)• Switch on the interior lights (later models only)• Open or unlock the rear lid (varies by model year)• Activate the "panic function"

Details about the operation of the remote control can befound in the glovebox owner's manual. If your vehicle ismissing the glovebox owner's manual a replacement onecan be purchased from the publisher or Volkswagen.

As a security feature, if the vehicle has been unlocked us­ing the keyless remote transmitter and a door is notopened within approximately 30 seconds, the system willre-Iock all of the doors and re-arm the alarm system.

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Remote control batteries, changing(through 04/2001)

The remote transmitter and the batteries are located inthe master key.

<iii( Carefully separate the remote control using a small flatblade screwdriver.

NOTE-To avoid damage to plastic finish it is helpful to pry onthe side of the remote in the key recess.

<iii( Carefully pry off transmitter unit upper part (1) from thelower part (3). Do not damage rubber gasket.

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Remove batteries (or single battery, if applicable) and re­place with battery of same specification.

<iii( Be sure to orient battery positive side (+) properly (posi­tive terminal is marked in housing).

Apply light pressure on battery to engage it in radio re­mote controller.

- Join cover and radio remote container, taking care not todamage seal.

- Assemble radio remote container and key in reverse or­der of removal.

Check function of remote.

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Remote control battery, changing(from 05/2001)

The remote transmitter and the battery are located in themaster key.

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NOTE-The radio remote container (1) may have an LED thatwill light up when using the remote. If the LED does notlight the battery needs replacement.

«Carefully separate the remote control using a small flatblade screwdriver. Pry in the slit between the radio re­mote container (1) and key (2).

Turn screwdriver in direction of arrow to separate the ra­dio remote container from key.

« Pry apart radio remote container (1) using profile of key(2).

If necessary use a small screwdriver to unclip batteryfrom retaining clips.

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COMFORT SYSTEM

I N57-0384

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I N57-0418 I

« Place battery (1) with the positive terminal facing downinto radio remote container (2) (positive terminal ismarked in housing).

Apply light pressure on battery to engage it in radio re­mote control container.

Join cover and radio remote container, taking care not todamage seal.

Assemble radio remote container and key in reverse or­der of removal.

Check function of remote.