2001 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF Wheel air

Service at
Water separator: Drain water (TDI engine
Windshield washer:
Automatic shift lock: operation including park/ neutral position switch
Brake system : for damage/lea ks, brake pad thic knes s, brake fluid level
Wheels: Rotate from front to rear
Airbag system:
Engine:

Service at
Engine: Change and filter
Next Service:
Date: .....
Engine: Change filter
Water separator: Drain water (TDI engine only)
Windshield washer: Check
Automatic shih
Brake system: Check for damage/leaks. brake pad th ick ness. brake
Wheels: Rotate from front to rear
Airbag system: Visual check every 12 months regardless of mileage (kilometres)
Next Service:
Date :
............
/km: ..............
whichever occurs first

Service at
Automatic transmission final drive oil:
Wheels: Rotate from front to rear
Tires/spare wheel:
Brake system: for damage/leaks, brake pad thickness. brake fluid level
Power steering: fluid level
Brake fluid: Replace every 2 years regardless of mileage (kilometres)
Drive shafts:
Front axle:
fault memory; purge if necessary
Roof frame: and lubricate
Automatic transmission: ATF
Automatic transmission:
Airbag system: Visual check every 12 months regardless of mileage (kilometres)
Road test:
Miles
whichever occurs first
18 Today's
date and
Volkswagen Dealer stamp

Engine:
fluid
Wheels: Rotate from fr ont to rear
Airbag system: Visual check every 12 months rega rdless of mileage (kilometres)
Next Service:
Date: ........................ .
Miles

Front airbags
The airbag for the driver is located in the
steering wheel hub and is marked
if the ignition is switched off
in side collis ions
in rear-end collisions
in rollovers.
Front airbags may not inf late
in certain fron­
tal collisions. Vehicle damage, repair costs
or even the lack
of vehicle damage is not
necessarily an ind ication of proper airbag
operation .
SAFETY FIRST
The front airbags can only provide additional
protection for the chest and face
of the driv­
er and the front seat passenger when
...
safety belts are worn properly,
the seats have been positioned so that
the occupant
is properly seated as far as possible from the airbag
and the head restraints have been prop­
erly adjusted.
Airbags do not protect the l
ower part of the
body.
belts are important to help keep front
seat occupants in the proper seated posi­
tion so that airbags
can unfold properly and
provide added protection
as intended.
For more details see next pages_
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B45-421K
Driver's seat
To av oid contact with the airbag while it is
unfold ing, the driver must not sit any closer
to the steering wheel than necessary and
ways properly wear the three point safety
belt provided .
We recommend that you adjust the driver's
seat as fo llows :
- adjust the seat in fore and
aft direct ion so
that you can easily push the pedals
tance from the center of your breastbone to the center of the airbag cover on the
steering wheel must be at 1
inches (25 em) or more. illustration above and chapter
ministration (NHTSA) may permit you to have an on/off switch for
the airbag For address and
To contact you may either
Department of D.C.
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