 Note
| If necessary, any housing catches in place (secondary
locking mechanisms) must be released or removed prior to
disengaging the contacts using the prescribed tool
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Insert the release tool appropriate for the contact housing
in the release port of the contact housing. |
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Grab hold of the contact by the wire and push it lightly
into the contact housing. |
Note
| By pushing the contact in the direction of the contact
housing, the locking tabs of the contact are lifted up by the
housing edge and disengaged using the release tool. |
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At the same time, push the release tool in the direction of
the contact housing and pull out the released contact from the
contact housing -arrow-. |
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The release tool can be pulled out of the contact housing
again once the contact has been removed. |
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Insert the release tool appropriate for the contact housing
under the locking tab into the contact housing. |
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Push the tool onto the limit stop
-arrow- in the contact housing. |
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| The contact is ejected from the contact housing. |
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The release tool can be pulled out of the contact housing
again once the contact has been ejected. |
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| Contacts without locking tabs: |
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Insert the release tool under the locking tab of the contact
housing. |
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Push through the release tool with a light upward movement
-arrow- onto the limit stop. |
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| The contact is ejected from the contact housing. |
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Questions & answers
Special connector systems — Volkswagen Golf Mk7
What special connector systems does the Golf Mk7 use?
Coaxial (aerial), fibre optic (infotainment), high-current (battery/starter) and HV (e-Golf/GTE) connectors — each with unique handling requirements.
Note
If necessary, any housing catches in place (secondary
locking mechanisms) must be released or removed prior to
disengaging the contacts using the ...
Using contact surface cleaning set -VAS 6410-
The contact surface cleaning set -VAS 6410- allows optimal
repair quality to be achieved in the area of vehicle electrics.
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