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Removing dashboard

How to remove dashboard from a Polo 6R

Air conditioning system with manual regulation „Climatic“

Air conditioning system with automatic regulation „Climatronic“

  • Remove operating and display unit for Climatronic air conditioning system -E87- with Climatronic control unit -J255-
  • Remove sunlight penetration photosensor -G107- or sunlight penetration photosensor 2 -G134-
  • Disconnect wiring harnesses from left vent temperature sender -G150- and right vent temperature sender -G151-

Vehicles without air conditioning system

  • Remove hot air and fresh air controls

All vehicles

  • Pull connectors off switches -1- depending on vehicle equipment
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm)
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Remove bolt -1- (1.5 Nm).
  • Pull dash panel out of mountings in area of transition to windscreen.
  • Press locking hooks -arrows- together and slide headlight range control regulator -E102- and switch and instrument illumination regulator -E20–1- out of dash panel in direction of travel.
  • Detach cable retainer of left footwell light -W10- from dash panel.
  • Remove dash panel -1- from vehicle with the aid of a second mechanic.

Installing

  • Install in reverse order of removal.

Note
If the dash panel is being fitted in the vehicle, ensure the fuse holder is installed in the correct position.

Useful spare parts

3 – N90698703 (N 906 987 03) – speed nut (4,2x16x12)

11 – N91079301 (N 910 793 01) – hex collared bolt (M8X16)

22 – N90698801 (N 906 988 01) – speed nut (4,2x16x12)

23 – 1K0867388A (1K0 867 388 A) – clip

27 – N90698606 (N 906 986 06) – hexagon socket head panel bolt (4,2×16)

13 – N90698606 (N 906 986 06) – hexagon socket head panel bolt (4,2×16)

21 – N90944603 (N 909 446 03) – oval hexagon socket head bolt (M5x12)

Photos

I realize that the quality of some of the photos isn’t very good, but some of them I did inside the garage, using a bicycle light to illuminate the interior ;-P Nevertheless, they may be useful to someone… Maybe for me, next time…

My garage is tin, so in summer there is very warm – that’s why I did some work outside 😉

In addition, we need quite a lot of space to pull out the dashboard. My garage is very small, and I have shelves on one side, so it was impossible to do some of work inside 😛

Video

Remove dashboard in RHD Polo:

You can watch this video in the mirror ^_^ for LHD.
Please, do it more softly than these crazy guys. It’s enough for one person to do it.

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CNK - Szymon Berski

Works as a web developer by profession. Also known as CNK, owner of a Shadow Blue Volkswagen Polo 6R since 2011. In his free time, he enjoys hiking in the mountains, cycling, and constantly improving his car.

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