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Volkswagen Polo - Video tutorial

Model: Volkswagen Polo Polo IV, MK 4, 9N, Polo 4, MK IV - Years 2001-2009
Part: Interior blower
Operation: How to replace the VW Polo interior blower resistor

If, while moving the knob that regulates the speed of the passenger compartment fan, this does not change, then it means that the resistance that regulates the rotation speed has been damaged; in order to replace this resistor, the air conveyor seat must be accessed, which is located immediately behind the glovebox; then unscrew the screws present along the lower band of the compartment itself and then open the door and unscrew those along the upper closing line to be able to remove it completely; at this point intercept the seat of the resistor which is located on the side of the fan, disconnect the power socket and rotate the resistor itself to be able to release and extract it.


Posted on 7 September 2023 by ScegliAuto

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How to reset the TPMS light of the Volkswagen Polo 2011

The orange tire light indicates the presence of one or more tires with an inflation pressure below the recommended limit. All this is easily solved by inflating them correctly or replacing them in the event of a puncture. After carrying out these operations it is necessary to reset the warning light and therefore also the sensor in order to have new reading data. All you have to do is start the car ignition and then fully open the glove compartment on the passenger side. Locate the two buttons in the right corner and press "Set". At this point the reset is complete and you can turn off the ignition.

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