Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Overview - Wheel, Standard

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Overview - Wheel, Standard

1 -

Wheel

Installing the wheel. Refer to → Chapter „Wheel, Mounting“.

2 -	Wheel Bolts

There are different versions. Refer to → Chapter „Wheel Bolts“.

3 -

Tires

Refer to → Chapter „Tire Information“

4 -	Valve/Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor

Always replace the valve

Only use a new valve. Refer to the Parts Catalog.

Refer to → Chapter „Tire Pressure Sensor“

5 -

Rim

Note assembly instructions. Refer to → Chapter „Tires, Mounting“.

Refer to → Chapter „Rim Information“

Refer to → Chapter „Overview - Rim“

6 -	Adhesive Balancing Weights

Maximum 60 grams per rim flange permitted

Clean wheel where it will be adhered so it is free of dirt and grease

Remove protective film.

Attach balance weights to intended surfaces.

7 -	Anti-Theft Wheel Bolts

Note assembly instructions. Refer to → Chapter „Wheel Bolts“.

Operating. Refer to → Fig. „“Anti-Theft Wheel Bolts”“

8 -	Adapter for the Anti-Theft Lockable Wheel Bolt

Place on wheel bolt. Refer to → Fig. „“Anti-Theft Wheel Bolts”“

9 -	Anti-Theft Wheel Bolt Cap

10 -	Wheel Bolt Cap

11 -	Wheel Bolts

Tightening specification. Refer to → Suspension, Wheels, Steering; Rep. Gr.44.

Note

Make sure the correct wheel bolts are installed. Refer to the Parts Catalog.

Note assembly instructions. Refer to → Chapter „Wheel Bolts“.

12 -

Hub Cap

Removing and Installing. Refer to → Chapter „Hub Cap for Alloy Wheels with Open Threaded Connection, Removing and Installing“.

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