REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Volkswagen Golf II, Jetta (from 1983 to 1992, the year of issue)

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	Golf 2 / Jetta
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		The power supply system
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		Transmission
		Front-wheel Drive
		A steering
		Suspension
		Brakes
			Specifications
			Brake pedal
			Servo
			Vacuum pump (model with a diesel engine)
			The main brake cylinder
			Pressure regulator
			Front brake
			Replacing the brake pads in the brakes of type Girling
			Rear Disc Brake
			Rear drum brakes
			Bleeding brake system
			Parking brake
		Body
		Electrical

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Brake pedal

Detail of a drive of brakes

1 - finger;
2 - plug the pusher;
3 - a lock ring;
4 - the brake pedal;
5 - a lock ring;
6 - the plug of the brake pedal;
7 - the plug;
8 - a returnable spring;
9 - axis;
10 - an arm;
11 - a lining;
12 - an arm;
13 - a stopper;

14 - liquid level sensor;
15 - a tank;
16 - a nut;
17 - the plug;
18 - the master cylinder;
19 - a vacuum hose;
20 - non-return valve;
21 - the vacuum amplifier;
22 - pusher;
23 - a lining;
24 - a nut;
25 - Washer

Withdrawal

PERFORMANCE ORDER

1. Remove the clutch (see. Subsection 4.2.3).

2. Remove the retaining ring 3 servo mounting.

3. Remove your finger 1 servo mounting.

4. Unplug 2 pusher 22 servo 21 of the brake pedal 4.

5. Remove the retaining ring 5.

6. Unhook the return spring 8.

7. Remove the axle 9 and remove the brake pedal 4, the return spring 8 and sleeve 7.

Setting

PERFORMANCE ORDER

1. Installation of the brake pedal is carried out in reverse order, with the following.

2. Clear hub axle 9 and 7.

3. When the pedal is hanging on the axis 9 or wear is seen visually axis, the axis should be replaced. If after installing a new axis 9 pedal still hangs, replace the sleeve 7.

4. Grease the axle sleeve 7 and 9 multi-purpose grease.

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