Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor without Metal Valve, Removing and
Installing, Service Version
| Special tools and workshop equipment
required |
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Remove the tire from the disc wheel. Refer to
→ Chapter „Tires, Mounting“. |
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| See Which Version is Installed Before Starting Any Work. |
| The tire pressure monitoring sensor is attached to the valve
with an inner TORX screw -1- on the
Service version. |
| If the service version is installed, the following repair
procedure must be used. Refer to
→ Anchor. |
| II - Vehicles Before Customer Delivery |
| The tire pressure monitoring sensor is attached to the valve
with a square screw with a flat head -2-
on vehicles before customer delivery. |
| If the production version is installed, the following repair
procedure must be used. Refer to
→ Anchor. |
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Remove the screw
-arrow- from the tire pressure
monitoring sensor -1-. |
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Counterhold metal valve using retainer (for example 2 mm
spiral bore) while doing so. |
Caution
| Clean the valve opening before installing the Tire
Pressure Monitoring Sensor. |
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Press the tire pressure monitoring sensor
-1- onto the disc wheel (rim) and
tighten -arrow-. |
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Counterhold metal valve using retainer (for example 2 mm
spiral bore) while doing so. |
 Note
| Visually check the valve after installing it and make sure
it is tight. The tire pressure monitoring sensor
-1- must not have any play when it
is installed and it must touch the supports in the rim bed. |
| Do not tighten the valve again to the tightening
specification after it has been installed. |
| Tightening Specifications |
| Refer to
→ Chapter „Overview - Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor without
Valve“ |
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Removing
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Remove the union nut -1-.
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Remove Tire Pressure Moni ...
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque Wrench -VAG1410-
Perform the Following:
Remo ...
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Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor with Valve, Removing and Installing
Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor without Valve, Removing and Installing,
Vehicle Before Customer Delivery