Volkswagen Touran Service Manual: Windshield and Rear Window Washer System
| The following hose connection types are used for connecting
hoses to pumps and spray nozzles or as separating points |
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To loosen the connection, pulling both halves of the
coupling apart. |
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To secure the connection, push both halves of coupling
together until felt and heard to engage. |
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To loosen the connection, turn the securing clip
-1- 90
-arrow- and then pull the hose connection off. |
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To secure the connection, attach the hose connection and
turn the securing clip -1--arrow-
until it engages. |
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To loosen the connection, lift the securing clip
-1- approximately 1 mm
-arrow- and then remove the hose
connection. |
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To secure the connection, attach the hose connection and
press in the securing clip -1-
until it engages. |
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To secure the connection, attach the hose connection and
press in the securing clip -1-
until it engages. |
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To loosen the connection, pull the securing clip upward
-1--arrow- and remove the hose
connection. |
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To secure the connection, attach the hose connection and
press in the securing clip -1-
until it engages. |
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The following hose connection types are used for connecting
hoses to pumps and spray nozzles or as separating points
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Fig. 208 The jacking points
Fig. 209 Jack at the rear on the left-side
of the vehicle
First read and observe the introductory information
and safety warnings The jack may be applied only at the jacking points shown
(markings on the body) . Always use the jacking point closest to the w ...
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