REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Volkswagen Golf IV (1997 release)

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	Golf 4
		Instructions
		Engine
			Gasoline engines
				Technical specifications
				Removal and installation of the bottom mudguard of a motor compartment
				Engine 1,6- / 1,8-I
				The engine 1,4-I
				Engine-I 2,3-VR5
				Compression check in engine cylinders
				Removing and installing V-ribbed belt
					Engines 1,6- / 1,8-I
					The engine 1,4-I
						Withdrawal
						Setting
					Engine 2,3-I
				Engine oil recommendations
				Circuit of motor oil
				Checking oil pressure and oil pressure sensor
				Removing and installing oil pan
				Starting the engine after major repairs
				Troubleshooting Engine
				The basic malfunctions of system of greasing
			Diesel engines
		Cooling system
		Fuel System
		Exhaust system
		Ventilation and heating system
		Coupling
		Transmission
		Suspension brackets and power shafts
		Steering
		Wheels and tires
		Brakes
		Body
		Electrical equipment and wiring

Withdrawal

Location V-ribbed belt on models without air conditioning

1 - the crankshaft;
2 - a tension roller;
3 - the generator;

4 - ribbed belt;
5 - pumps'

Location V-ribbed belt on models with air conditioning system (double-sided V-ribbed belt)

1 - pumps';

2 - the guide roller;

3 - the generator;

4 - air conditioning compressor;

5 - the crankshaft;

6 - a tension roller

Withdrawal

PERFORMANCE ORDER

1. Remove the bottom mudguard of a motor compartment.
2. If the belt is repeatedly established, using a marker or paint, mark the direction of rotation of the belt.
	3. Loosen and remove the V-ribbed belt. To loosen the tension of the V-ribbed belt, turn the central bolt (arrow) of the tensioning roller clockwise.

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