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    4. : Volkswagen Golf front brake pads replacement

Volkswagen Golf - Video tutorial

Model: Volkswagen Golf 5K1, MK 6, Golf 6, Golf VI - Years 2008-2012
Part: Brake pads
Operation: Volkswagen Golf front brake pads replacement

In this video we show you how to replace the front brake pads of a sixth series Volkswagen Golf, in this case a GTI version. First we disassemble the wheel by loosening the bolts and lift the car with a jack. At this point we are going to move back the caliper piston by levering it into the appropriate slot and proceed with unscrewing the rear caliper bolts in order to remove it: now we can remove the old pads and replace them with the new ones! It is recommended to use efficient pads with a good degree of friction in order not to compromise driving safety!


Posted on 16 December 2023 by ScegliAuto

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How to set the time on the Peugeot 308

If we need to change the time on this car we can follow the instructions given in this video tutorial and read the instructions below. First of all, access the driver's seat and turn on the ignition. On the right multifunction lever there are the controls with the arrows to scroll the various menu functions and scroll the various functions up to "display adjust", after which press the button behind the lever to change the time, once set the new value press again the key with the arrow indication and modify the minutes in this way the work will be completed.

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