Volkswagen Fox 2004 Maintenance Service Manual

Maintenance FOX 2004 Edition 07.2010.

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Engine overview
Service plans
General remarks
Service descriptions
Additional tasks due to country legislation

Technical information should always be available to the foremen and mechanics, because their careful and constant adherence to the instructions is essential to ensure vehicle road-worthiness and safety. In addition, the normal basic safety precautions for working on motor vehicles must, as a matter of course, be observed.

1 Engine overview
2 Service plans
2.1 Service table k.
2.2 Delivery inspection
2.3 Oil Change Service
2.4 Intermediate service Models *2010 (Europe) and Models 2009* (except Europe)
2.5 Intermediate service Models 2011* (Europe)
2.6 Inspection Service
2.7 Supplementary services based on time elapsed and/or kilometers traveled
3 General remarks
3.1 Rear license plate (only CrossFox Europe) – install
3.2 Lifting the vehicle with a workshop lift and jack
3.3 Service tag
3.4 Self-diagnosis – refer to the fault memory of all systems
3.5 Vehicle identification data
3.6 Service intervals
3.7 Countries with high sulfur content in diesel
3.8 Engine oils
3.9 Identification letters and engine number
3.10 Push starting (pushing the vehicle to start)/towing
4 Service descriptions
4.1 Clock – set
4.2 Maintenance interval indicator (if available) : reset with the Vehicle Diagnosis, Measurement and Information System
4.3 Spare wheel support stop: lubricate – (CrossFox)
4.4 Fire extinguisher – check the charge
4.5 Power window drive – reprogram ‘. ‘
4.6 Radio – activate the anti-theft code
4.7 Reading radio code using Diagnosis, measurement and information system
4.8 Wheel fastening screws – tighten to correct torque
4.9 Battery – check terminals for proper seating and fastening
4.10 Battery – check the charge capacity
4.11 Engine oil level – check and replenish if necessary
4.12 Sunroof: check operation, clean and lubricate the guide rails
4.13 Transport safety devices – remove
4.14 Driver and passenger airbags – visual inspection of Airbag units
4.15 Windshield and rear window wiper and washer – check the operation
4.16 Windscreen and rear window wiper blades – check the resting position
4.17 Wiper blade – check the incidence angle
4.18 Tire pressure (including spare wheel), condition, tread, sides and groove depth – check . .
4.19 Engine oil – drain and fill; change the oil filter
4.20 Engine and components in engine compartment (from above and below) – make a visual inspection for leaks and damage
4.21 Poly-V belt – check the condition
4.22 Constant velocity joint bellows – visual inspection
4.23 Gearbox – check the oil level and replenish if necessary
4.24 Brake system – visual inspection for damage and leaks
4.25 Front brake pads – check the thickness
4.26 Lower body section protection – make a visual inspection for damage
4.27 Steering bar tips – check clearance, fastening and sealing bellows
4.28 Rear wheels: adjust the roller bearing clearance (only for vehicles without ABS and equipped with the engines: AQZ, BAH, ASY, BLH, and CFZA from 07/01/2007
4.29 Suspension arm joints – visual inspection
4.30 Cooling system – check the antifreeze additive and the coolant level
4.31 Spark plugs – replace
4.32 ATF oil reservoir for power steering – replenish the level
4.33 Dust and pollen filter – replace the filter element
4.34 Timing belt – replace; Semi-automatic camshaft tensioning pulley – check
4.35 Camshaft activation timing belt – check
4.36 Air filter – clean the case and replace the filter element
4.37 Fuel filter – replace
4.38 Fuel filter – drain
4.39 Brake fluid – replace
4.40 Brake fluid level (depending on brake pad/lining wear) – check
4.41 Headlight adjustment – check and adjust headlights if necessary
4.42 Perform a test run
5 Additional tasks due to country legislation
5.1 Exhaust gas test
5.2 Glossary

Language: English
Format: PDF
Pages: 126

Volkswagen Fox 2004 Maintenance Service Manual

Volkswagen Fox 2004 Maintenance Service Manual

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