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How to Reset After Checking the Tyre Pressure on the Volkswagen Golf 6

Model: Volkswagen Golf MK 6, Golf VI, Golf 6, 5K1 - Years 2008-2012
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In this video, you will learn how to reset after checking the tyre pressure on the Volkswagen Golf 6. When the tyre pressure warning light comes on, it is essential to stop the car as soon as possible and check the pressure. If you have a pressure gauge, check that the tyre pressures are as indicated in the vehicle registration document for both the front and rear tyres. Once you have checked, open the glove compartment located on the passenger side. Inside, you will find a button labelled SET. Press and hold it for three seconds to reset the system.

Updated on 20 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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Over time, frequent use of the key's flip mechanism in the vehicle, dozens of times a day, inevitably leads to wear of the internal spring. As shown in this video, replacing the spring is quite simple and takes little time. After opening the casing halfway, first position the key, then the spring housing, and finally insert the spring into the previously mentioned housing. Close the casing by rotating it clockwise, ensuring all components fit perfectly, and test the key's flip mechanism.

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