Volkswagen Golf Mk7 Service & Repair Manual: Disposal
This section covers safely disposing of Volkswagen Golf Mk7 gas-filled shock absorbers — the release and draining procedure for front/rear positions, covering both conventional and DCC variants.
- Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, DCC shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining rear gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining rear gas-filled shock absorbers, DCC shock absorbers
Questions & answers
Disposal — Volkswagen Golf Mk7
How do I dispose of Golf Mk7 shock absorbers?
Gas-filled shocks must be depressurised and drained before disposal. Follow the specific procedure for conventional and DCC variants.
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Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional
shock absorbers
Clamp gas-filled shock absorber vertically in vice, with
piston rod pointing downwards.
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Other materials:
- Releasing gas and draining rear gas-filled shock absorbers, DCC shock absorbers
- Checklist for evaluating running gear on accident vehicles
- Releasing gas and draining rear gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, conventional shock absorbers
- Releasing gas and draining front gas-filled shock absorbers, DCC shock absorbers