Volkswagen Golf / Golf GTI / Jetta. Manual — part 1210

- Service sticker "Next service" : Mark oil change service or
inspection service (next due service) and enter
date/odometer reading; if necessary also mark additional
work (e.g. toothed belts replacement) and brake fluid
service and enter date/odometer reading - service intervals

- Apply sticker to drivers side door jamb (B Pillar).

Apply data sticker in service schedule (for
customers)

Note:

Both data stickers are found in luggage compartment.

- Affix data sticker in luggage compartment

- Apply upper of two data stickers - arrow - .

- - 1 - Planning week

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- - 2 - PR number

Affix data sticker in luggage compartment

Affix lower of two data stickers - 2 - in luggage
compartment. left in spare tire well.

Vehicle data sticker

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The vehicle data sticker - 2 - is located in rear of vehicle on
the left by the spare wheel recess. The vehicle data sticker
can also be found in the service schedule for the customer.

- Check the vehicle data label - arrow - (in trunk), to see if
the vehicle is equipped with PR number "QG0 and/or
QG2" . The PR number determines the service intervals.

Sticker contains the following vehicle data:

1 - Production control number

2 - Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

3 - Model identification number

4 - Model explanation/engine output

5 - Engine and transmission code letters

6 - Paint number/interior equipment identification number

7 - Optional equipment identification numbers

Engine code and engine number

Engine code and engine number are found:

On a sticker on the toothed belt cover, on the intake tube,
or on the subframe engine-side.

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Stamped into the engine block and/or cylinder head

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Repair Manual, Technical Data, Repair Group 00,

Engine number

On the vehicle data sticker in the spare tire well or floor of
the luggage compartment.

On the vehicle data sticker in the service plan for
customers.

Vehicle, lifting

Warning!

Vehicle may only be lifted at points indicated in
illustration in order to avoid damaging vehicle floor
pan and to prevent vehicle from tipping.

Never start engine and engage a gear with vehicle
lifted so long as even one wheel has contact with the
floor. There is a risk of an accident if this is not
observed!

If work is to be performed under vehicle it must be
supported by suitable stands.

Floor jack:

Always use a suitable rubber or wooden block between the
jack and the vehicle.

Do not lift the vehicle at the engine oil pan, transmission, or
on front or rear axles as serious damage may result.

Vehicle hoist:

Before driving on to a hoist ensure there is sufficient
clearance between low lying vehicle components and hoist.

Lifting points for vehicle hoist

Front:

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