Using locating pins -T10096- and jack -V.A.G 1383 A-, this page covers fixing the Volkswagen Golf Mk7 multi-link rear subframe's original position — positioning the jack under the subframe with a universal support.
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| Engine and gearbox jack -V.A.G 1383 A- |
| Installing locating pins -T10096- |
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Position engine and gearbox jack -V.A.G 1383 A- with
universal gearbox mounting -V.A.G 1359/2--1-
under subframe and secure with tensioning strap. |
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Unscrew bolt -1- on both sides. |
| To fix position of subframe, locating pins -T10096- must be
screwed in successively at positions -2-
and -3- on both sides of vehicle. |
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Remove one of the front bolts of the subframe
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Screw in locating pins -T10096--1-. |
 Note
| The locating pins -T10096- may be tightened only to a
maximum of 20 Nm; otherwise the threads of the locating pins may
be damaged. |
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This procedure must now be carried out for the second front
bolt and the rear bolts of the subframe. |
| The position of the subframe is now fixed. |
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Questions & answers
Fixing position of subframe, multi-link suspension, front-wheel drive, except for e-Golf and Golf GTE — Volkswagen Golf Mk7
How do I fix the Golf Mk7 FWD rear subframe position?
Align the subframe marks with the body marks, tighten to specification and check rear wheel alignment.
1 -
Subframe
Removing and installing subframe with attachments
→ Chapter.
2 -
Rear bonded rubber bush
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Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Locating pins -T10096-
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