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Volkswagen Golf (2012-2019 / Golfvii, MK 7, Golf7)
How do you replace the front grille of the Volkswagen Golf?
In order to replace the front grille of the Volkswagen Golf, you need to open the hood of the car so that you can access the screws that hold it in place: once …read all…
Posted on 6 April 2024 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (2012-2019 / Golfvii, MK 7, Golf7)
How to remove the grille of the Volkswagen Golf VII.
In this video, we see how to remove the front grille of the Volkswagen Golf VII. We open the hood and see the two screws that we need to remove to begin taking …read all…
Posted on 9 June 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (2012-2019 / Golfvii, MK 7, Golf7)
Removal of the Volkswagen Golf front bumper grille
Let's see in this guide the steps on how to remove and replace the front bumper grille of the Volkswagen Golf, following the instructions below. First we open …read all…
Posted on 11 April 2024 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (2008-2012 / Golf6, MK 6, 5K1, Golfvi)
How to replace the battery on Volkswagen Golf Plus
Replacing the battery on Volkswagen Golf Plus is a fairly simple operation since the latter is easily accessible inside the engine compartment, before starting …read all…
Posted on 13 December 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (2003-2008 / Golf5, MK 5, Golfv)
How to replace the car grille
The guide shows how to replace the grille of a car, that is the front part of a vehicle that starts from the front hood and descends in the front area, …read all…
Posted on 9 September 2023 by ScegliAuto
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How to open the Piaggio Beverly saddle with a flat battery

In today's video we see how to open the Piaggio Beverly saddle in case the service battery has run out. First we proceed by opening the compartment on the shield, using the appropriate key. Inside we will find a lever that we will have to pull; at the same time we proceed to unhook the saddle, lifting it. These two operations together, with a little elbow grease, will allow you to open the saddle in cases of extreme need. In fact, we recommend carrying out this operation only if strictly necessary, otherwise it could compromise the correct functioning of the mechanism in the long run.

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