Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Vehicle Registration Documents Since 01/10/2005
| The implementation of EU guideline 1999/37/EG "Vehicle
registration documents" in national legislation and legal data
protection requirements have made the introduction of new, fraud
resistant registration documents necessary. |
| Since 01/10/2005, the new documents are issued by the
authorities in the case of new registrations, change of owner,
entry of technical changes and all other changes. |
| The new registration documents consist of: |
| the registration certificate part I, which replaces the
vehicle registration and |
| the registration certificate part II that supersedes the
vehicle title. |
| Registration Certificate Part I (Vehicle Registration) |
| contains all technical vehicle data that must be present to
register a vehicle in Europe but only a standard approved
wheel/tire combination is specified |
| has the EU-wide alphanumeric codes allocated to the
technical data so that the German registration document can be
converted without problems in the foreign countries of the EU
into the registration document required there |
| contains a field to document the temporary or final
decommissioning of the vehicle and is no longer drawn in the
case of a temporary or final decommissioning. |
| Registration Certificate Part II (Vehicle Title) |
| contains information that the bearer of the registration
certificate is not declared the owner |
| only contains the current and, if available, last vehicle
owner, the actual number of previous owners is indicated
numerically |
| only contains a small portion of the technical vehicle data |
| does not document temporary vehicle decommissioning In the
future, the vehicle and body type listed under digit 1 in the
old vehicle documentation will no longer exist. It is replaced
in the new documents with EU-standardized vehicle classes with
body type |
| The introduction of the new registration documents results
in hardly any changes for the driver. |
| As with the old vehicle registration the registration
certificate part I (vehicle registration) should be kept in the
vehicle and presented to responsible persons upon request. |
| It is Not Necessary to Install the Wheel/Tire Combination
Specified in the Registration Certification Part I (Vehicle
Registration). All Combinations Approved According to the
Vehicle General Type Approval or EU type Approval Maybe be Used.
Refer to
→ Chapter „Certificate of Conformity“. |
| The permissibility of a wheel/tire combination that deviates
from the vehicle general type approval or EU type approval must
be verified with an entry in the registration certificate part I
(vehicle registration), an installation certificate due to a
parts certificate or a general type approval for the wheel/tire
combination. |
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The wheel and tire combinations or retrofittings listed in
the individual vehicle tables refer exclusively to original disc
wheels.
Relea ...
The vehicle manufacturer must request an EU type approval
for all passenger vehicles (vehicle class M1).
A certificate of conformity is produced base ...
Other materials:
Checking
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Turn off the ignition.
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Connect pressure gauge battery (A/C service station).
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Take pressure gauge readings. There are two possible results
A and B.
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Cleaning seat belts
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warningsLarge particles of dirt on the automatic belt prevent
it from rolling back properly and thus from working effectively.
The seat belts must never be removed for cleaning purposes.
Remove dirt with a soft brush .
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Wheel, Mounting, Audi Assembly Instructions
Vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor.
If wheels are changed (for example, change from summer to
winter tires), wheel electronics send data as soon as speed of
new wheels exceeds 25 km/h (15.53 mph). The control module
automatica ...
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Technical Requirements
Certificate of Conformity