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Volkswagen Passat B5 (from 1996 to 2004, the year of issue)

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The boot lid (rear door of the car Touring)
Radio remote control locks
Power
Rear view mirrors
Seat belts
Inflatable Restraints
Headrests
The front seats
Memory for driver's seat
Storing adjustments of a seat and external mirrors for advance
Call adjustments of a seat and external mirrors for forward travel
The rear bench seat (Sedan)
The rear bench seat (Touring)
Cover for lengthy luggage
The armrests
Cargo space
Parking brake
Manual Transmission
-speed automatic transmission
-speed sequential automatic transmission
Adjustable steering column
Egnition lock
Engine start
Stopping the engine
Control equipment
Warning lights
The automatic control with the multipurpose index
Vital importance infringements (red icon)
Infringements of minor importance (yellow icon)
Navigation system
Switches
Steering column switch indicators and headlamps
Cruise control
Screen wipers and washer
Heating and ventilation
Climate control
Air conditioning "Climatronic"
Lifting sunroof mobile panel
Interior lighting
Box items
The sockets in the luggage compartment
How to drive economically
Braking
Anti-lock brakes
The traction control system (torque reduction, ASR)
Traction control with braking of the wheels (EDS)
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Power Steering
Fuel (petrol engines)
Fuel (diesel engines)
Engine compartment
Bases of safe operation of the vehicle
Technical data
Maintenance
Engines
Cooling
Fuel system
Motor Control
An exhaust system
Transmission
Chassis
Steering
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Body
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Headrests




The headrests of the front seats are adjustable in height and inclination; back - height. Head restraints must be installed in accordance with the growth of man. Correctly established headrests provide, along with seat belts effectively protected.

Height adjustment
Headrest take both hands on the sides and slide up or down.

The greatest safety is achieved when the upper edge of the head restraint is at eye level or even higher.

Refitting

To remove the headrest, pull it up until it stops, press and simultaneously remove the headrest.

To install the headrest Slide the headrest rods into the guide hole to the point where a click is heard, indicating the latch is turned on.





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