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Features:
-Maintenance procedures for everything from routine oil changes to ribbed V-belt replacement
-Engine and cylinder head service and reconditioning, including timing belt (4-cylinder) and timing chain (6-cylinder) repair
-Explanation of Motronic 5.9, ME 7.5 and Diesel Turbo Direct Injection (TDI) engine management systems and OBD II (On-Board Diagnostics II)
-Emission control test, repairs and adjustments, including Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) and Secondary Air Injection (AIR) system
-Drivetrain maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment and repair, including hydraulic clutch, gearshift linkage, and axles
-Suspension component replacement, including front struts, rear shocks, rear coil springs, and wheel bearing/hub units
-Repair information for ABS and non-ABS brake systems
-Heating and air conditioning repair, including A/C component replacement and the Climatronic system
-Body adjustment and repairs, including front and rear doors, fenders, front radiator support and sunroof
-Wiring schematics for all circuits, including fuse/relay location, and a general explanation of electrical circuitry. Also includes wiring diagrams for wagon models from January 2001
-24 pages of Volkswagen OBD II diagnostic trouble codes, including SAE-defined OBD II P-codes
-Comprehensive Volkswagen factory tolerances, wear limits, adjustments, and tightening torques that you've come to expect from Bentley manuals
Most helpful customer reviews
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
Better than nothing, but missing info
By A Customer
I've had several VW's starting in 1987 and a Bentley manual for all of them. This latest edition seems to have sacrificed detail for sake of being able to cover a myriad of engine types/models. Notably missing is any information on the power window mechanism, not even a diagram. Also vague is information about the removal/installation of distributor cap and rotor. There is a lot of "installation is the reverse of removal" (This makes sense in a purely logical world, but not in the real world). Finally, I notice a total lack of the wonderful symptom/solution troubleshooting tables that have appeared in previous versions. It's better than nothing, but doesn't seem up to the regular standards of detail!
14 of 17 people found the following review helpful.
Vortexers... It's a must-have!
By Alex Garcia
This is a must have for any VW owner that's planning on doing some sort of modification... Or simply if they just want to do self maintenance (VW owners all know how expensive scheduled maintenance can be).
I only give this 4 stars though because certain European parts that exist on North American models are ignored (ie: the rear fog light - the socket exists, is shown in an illustration of the tail light assembly, but is not labelled)...
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.service manual jetta vr6
By Dan
Awesome could wish for better condition but has everything i need to get anything done on my vr6 including how to properly modify
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