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Volkswagen Golf - Video tutorial
Model: Volkswagen Golf
MK 4, Golf IV, Golf 4
- Years 1997-2003 In order to remove the engine cover panel on the Volkswagen Golf, you need to open the hood so that you can access the components located inside the engine compartment. Here, you will be able to pry on the left side of the engine block to release the clips that secure the cover on the left side. You will then need to perform the same procedure with the clips on the right side. This way, the old cover panel can be detached and the new one can be properly inserted and secured.
Posted on 30 November 2023 by ScegliAuto
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