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Locating and Removing the CCM (Comfort Control Module) on a Volkswagen Jetta MK5

Model: Volkswagen Jetta MK 5, A5 - Years 2005-2010
Part: Control unit

This video shows how to locate and remove the CCM (Comfort Control Module) on a Volkswagen Jetta MK5. The module is located behind the glove compartment, and to remove it, you need to take off the side panel, the dashboard seal, and three torx screws securing the drawer from the outside, plus three more from the inside. Finally, you can remove the drawer, but not before disconnecting the electrical connectors attached to it. On the left, you will find the module, from which you need to disconnect additional electrical connections and unscrew two 10 mm bolts to remove it from its position.

Updated on 30 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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