REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Volkswagen Passat B5 (from 1996 to 2004, the year of issue)

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			The front transverse panel
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			Removal of the lever locks the hood
			Adjust the side guides bumper bracket
			Rear bumper
			Front fender
			Facing of a niche of a forward wheel
			Air intake grille
			Hood
			Radiator grille
			A cable of opening the bonnet
			Hood lock
			Interior finish doors
			Differences at removal of an upholstery of the right front door
			The control unit door mechanism
			Door Seal
			Lateral furnish of a luggage space of models the Sedan
			Lateral furnish of a luggage space of models the Versatile
			The rear luggage compartment trim models Sedan
			Upholstery lid
			Upholstery tailgate
			Flooring luggage on Touring models
			The trunk lid
			Castle trunk
			Adjusting trunk lid / tailgate
			Lock the back door on models the Versatile
			The front door
			The cylinder lock of the front door
			The external handle of the door opening
			Door lock
			Manual lowering of glass of a door
			Glass doors
			Bracket door
			Interior rearview mirror
			The center console
			Front ashtray
			Rear ashtray
			Trim lever (automatic transmission)
			Decorative overlays under a radio receiver
			Lower trim the dashboard on the driver side
			Glovebox
			Inner escutcheon Door mirror
			Ceiling handle
			Sunshields
			Sill
			The windscreen and rear window
			The front seats
			Headrest
			Side airbags
			Rear seat
			The left rear seat backrest
			Carpet covering
			Elements of interior decoration
			Door mirror / mirror glass
			Exterior mirror housings
			Fencing / curb plank roof
			Side Panel Body
			Replacement of rubber tapes of brushes of screen wipers
			Windshield washer nozzles
			Wiper arms
		Heating, ventilation
		Electrical

printable version

Manual lowering of glass of a door

Arrangement of screws (1) securing the body (2) of the engine window

Removing the rotor window of Bosch

1 - a rotor,
2 - Hall sensor (used for protection against pinching liftable glass window)

Unscrewing screws (1) of the housing (2) electric window motor from Siemens

The direction of rotation of the rotor (1) of the electric motor from Siemens for lowering the glass door

When not working power windows, glass doors can be lowered manually. To lower the glass doors manually, follow these steps.

PERFORMANCE ORDER

1. Unscrew the four screws (1) and remove the housing (2) Engine window, see. Fig. Arrangement of screws (1) securing the body (2) of the engine window.

2. In the window motors from Bosch remove the rotor (1) of the engine window in the direction of the arrow shown in Fig. Removing the rotor window of Bosch.

3. Press hands on the glass door and lower it to the level of technological holes in the bracket door.

4. In the window motors from Siemens unscrew 4 screws (1) securing the body (2) Engine window, see. Fig. Unscrewing screws (1) of the housing (2) electric window motor from Siemens).

5. Remove the power window motor.

A warning

After removing the body from the electric window motor from Siemens is not subject to further use.

6. Turn the rotor of the motor counterclockwise, lower glass door to a level of technological holes in the bracket door. See figure. The direction of rotation of the rotor (1) of the electric motor from Siemens for lowering the glass doors.

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