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00 07 13 Nov. 6, 2007 2010276 Supersedes T. B. Group 00 number 07-07 dated May 25, 2007 due to the
addition of an important procedural Note under the Automatic BCS, removing subtitle.
PDI - Battery Cut Off Switch, Disconnecting and Removing During Perfect Delivery Inspection
Technical Background
An Automatic Battery Cut-off Switch (BCS) may be attached to the floor in front of the drivers seat.
Production Solution
No production change required.
Service
General Information
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Technical Bulletin
Starting a vehicle with BCS activated:
To start a vehicle with an automatic BCS in the cut-off state:
Depress the brake pedal for approx. 3 seconds (which causes a change in impedance of the onboard
network).
As soon as the BCS recognizes the pedal has been depressed, the battery is switched ON and the vehicle can
be started.
Tip:
If the BCS cannot be activated, either by the brake pedal or by the
push button:
Check the vehicle for activated consumers (interior illumination,
headlights etc.).
Note:
Perform as described above and also verify that the starter battery
is not discharged.
If consumers were activated:
Switch those consumers OFF and wait approx. 30 seconds.
BCS can be switched ON as described above.
During battery voltage check at the PDI:
If a BCS is not installed:
Proceed with PDI.
If a BCS is installed, continue with removal procedure.
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Technical Bulletin
Automatic BCS, removing
Note:
Before removing BCS switch, Ensure ignition is switched OFF and
INC-940 charger is disconnected from vehicle battery. If ground cable
is removed with charger ON and ignition switched ON, damage will
occur to electrical system components which WILL NOT be covered
under warranty.
The driver seat front cover has fragile molded retaining clips on the top
and on the bottom. Care must be taken when removing cover or
damage causing replacement may occur.
Pull back drivers floor mat (if equipped).
Operate the seat to the full up and back position.
Place your fingers underneath the seat between the cover and
frame.
Gently run your fingers the length of the cover top, separating the
cover retaining clips from the frame.
Fold the cover top outward toward the floor mat, noting the lower
cover retainer position.
Release the lower cover retainers and set the cover aside.
Fold cover top outward toward the floor mat, noting the lower cover
retainer position.
Release lower cover retainers and set cover aside.
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Technical Bulletin
Remove floor trim
covers.
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Technical Bulletin
Remove nut holding battery Ground (GND) strap (black arrow) from
BCS and lay Ground strap on the carpet.
Remove nut fixing the BCS at the grounding stud (black arrow).
Remove the BCS.
Package and ship the BCS with a copy of the Repair Order in the
supplied prepaid / pre-addressed box.
Note:
If box is not supplied, contact the Volkswagen Technical Literature
Ordering Center at www.vw.resolve.com, or by calling 1800544
8021 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm EST Monday through Friday. This
number can be dialed in both the United States and Canada.
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Technical Bulletin
Tip:
Access start module.
Before starting vehicle, Access Start Module must be reset:
Turn ignition switch to left most position.
Let ignition switch return to zero position (at rest when key is in ignition switch).
Turn ignition switch to right position to start engine.
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Technical Bulletin
Hold seat forward/backward switch in backward position to ensure front seat is in fully backward position.
Release switch.
Backward soft stop position is learned.
Repeat steps for other front seat.
Warranty
Information only.
Additional Information
All part and service references provided in this Technical Bulletin are subject to change and/or removal.
Always check with your Parts Dept. and Repair Manuals for the latest information.
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