Using torque wrench -V.A.G 1783-, this page covers removing the equivalent earth wire assembly on e-Golf/GTE models — switch off the ignition and remove the ignition key first.
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| Torque wrench -V.A.G 1783- |
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Remove ignition key, if inserted. |
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Remove luggage compartment floor from vehicle towards rear. |
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Unscrew nuts -arrows- for cover
-1-. |
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Swing cover -1- upwards as far
as it will go. |
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Open cover -4- for negative
battery terminal. |
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Unplug electrical connector -2-
at battery monitor control unit -J367--3-. |
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Loosen nut -1- several turns,
and disconnect battery terminal clamp of earth cable from
battery negative terminal. |
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Unscrew nut -2- of earth wire
-1-. |
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Press grommet in cover towards inside as far as it will go. |
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Guide earth wire -3- out of
cover. |
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Remove battery terminal clamp -1-
together with battery monitor control unit -J367--2-
and earth wire -3-. |
| Install in the reverse order of removal, observing the
following: |
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Reconnect battery -A-
→ Chapter. |
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Adapt battery monitor control unit -J367-
→ Chapter. |
| → Chapter „Assembly overview – battery, vehicles with
high-voltage system“ |
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| Adapting battery monitor control unit
-J367- |
| After the installation of a new starter battery or a new
battery monitor control unit -J367-, the battery monitor control
unit -J367- must be adapted. |
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Connect vehicle diagnostic tester
→ Chapter. |
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Adapt battery monitor control unit -J367-
→ Vehicle diagnostic tester. |
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Questions & answers
Removing and installing earth wire with battery monitor control unit -J367-, vehicles with high-voltage system — Volkswagen Golf Mk7
How do I remove the Golf Mk7 battery monitor -J367- (HV vehicle)?
De-energise HV system first. Then same earth wire removal procedure.
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
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Removing and installing earth wire with battery monitor control unit -J367-,
vehicles without high-voltage system
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