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This brief video guide shows all the necessary steps to force reset the "climatronic" air conditioning on a fifth-generation Volkswagen Golf, produced from 2003 to 2008. This guide also applies to the sixth-generation VW Passat. The procedure is very simple: first, start the vehicle, then press the "ECON" button and the front air button simultaneously.

After doing this, you have already completed the reset, so just wait for the air conditioning to restart.


Updated on 6 July 2026 by ScegliAuto


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Glow plugs, as the name suggests, raise the temperature of the engine in diesel vehicles to allow for easier starting. The manufacturer, in this case, Fiat for the Ducato 2.3 Multijet, specifies how often they should be replaced, and a warning light will illuminate when it's time. This work is carried out under the bonnet. First, remove the upper engine cover, then lift the coil and, using a socket wrench of the appropriate size, unscrew the glow plug to remove it from the base, followed by installing the new one.

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