Passat Sedan V6-3.6L (BLV) (2008)
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Wiring Harness: Procedures
Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information Systems
Vehicle Diagnosis, Testing and Information Systems
CAUTION!
‹› During road tests using a vehicle diagnostic and information system, there is the hazard of extreme to lethal injuries!
‹› If vehicle diagnostic and information system is deposited in the action area of an airbag during a road test, here is the hazard of
extreme to lethal injuries in the event the airbag deploys!
‹› During road tests, have a person sitting in the rear seat to operate the vehicle diagnostic and information system.
‹› All of the procedures described such as adaptations and coding can be performed with the vehicle diagnosis tester.
‹› All work instructions can be reached in the operating modes guided fault finding and guided functions.
‹› Additional information:
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Connect the vehicle diagnosis tester. Refer to => [ Vehicle Diagnosis Tester, Connecting ] See: Powertrain Management/Computers and Control
Systems/Testing and Inspection/Reading and Clearing Diagnostic Trouble Codes/Vehicle Diagnosis Tester, Connecting.
Wiring Harness Repair Set VAS 1978
Wiring Harness Repair Set VAS 1978
Wiring harness repair kit (VAS 1978) makes optimal repair quality possible in the realm of vehicle electronics. Using the tools, repairs affecting
harness connectors and for breaks in wiring can be performed. For this purpose, complete repair wires with terminals already crimped on are used and
can be connected to vehicle-specific wiring harness by the use of crimp connections. A pair of crimping pliers with three different crimp slots and a
hot air gun for shrinking the crimp connections provide trouble-free electrical connection.
‹› Additional information, refer to user instructions of wiring harness repair kit.
Wiring Harness Repair Set VAS 1978/A
Wiring Harness Repair Set VAS 1978/A
The new wiring harness repair kit (VAS 1978A) makes optimal repair quality possible in the realm of vehicle electronics. Using the new pliers, repairs
affecting harness connectors and for breaks in wiring can be performed. For this purpose, complete repair wires with terminals already crimped on are
used and can be connected to vehicle-specific wiring harness by the use of the four different types of crimp connections. A pair of new crimping pliers
with exchangeable heads and a hot air gun for shrinking the crimp connections provide trouble-free electrical connection.
