Vehicle tool kit for Your Volkswagen Passat SUV Seventh Generation (2010-2014)

Vehicle tool kit  
¤ Introduction  
In this section you’ll find information about:  
Storage  
Contents  
When securing the vehicle after a breakdown, always obey all appli-  
cable legal requirements.  
More information:  
Trailer towing  
Working in the engine compartment  
In an emergency  
Changing a wheel  
WARNING  
Loose tools and other items in the vehicle tool kit and a loose  
spare (or compact spare) wheel may be thrown through the  
passenger compartment if you brake suddenly or steer sharply  
or are involved in an accident. This can cause severe injuries.  
Always make sure the vehicle tool kit and spare (or compact  
spare) wheel are securely stowed in the luggage compartment.  
WARNING  
Improper or damaged vehicle tools can lead to accidents and  
injury.  
Never work with tools that are damaged or not right for the  
job.  
Storage  
Fig. 184 In the luggage compartment underneath the floor panel 1:  
Spare tire and cover 3 for vehicle tool kit.  
¤ Please first read and note the introductory information and  
heed the WARNINGS  
The vehicle tool kit, spare wheel, or compact spare wheel may be  
located in one of several places, such as under the luggage com-  
partment floor panel.  
Storage in the luggage  
compartment  
Response  
– Secure the floor cover on the top  
edge of the luggage compartment  
fig. 184 (1).  
– Rotate the quick-release fasteners  
(2) 90° to remove the cover (3) of the  
vehicle tool kit.  
In a foam insert under the  
floor cover:  
If applicable, behind a cover Rotate the quick-release fasteners 90°  
on the left or right side: to remove the cover.  
Completely retract the jack after use. Otherwise it will not fit in its  
compartment and cannot be stowed safely.  
Contents  
Fig. 185 Contents of the vehicle tool kit.  
¤ Please first read and note the introductory information and  
heed the WARNINGS  
The contents of the vehicle tool kit depend on the vehicle's equip-  
ment. The following describes the maximum contents.  
Contents of the vehicle tool kit fig. 185  
(1) Screwdriver with a hexagonal socket in the handle for removing  
or inserting previously loosened wheel bolts. The screwdriver  
blade is reversible. The screwdriver may be stored under the lug  
wrench.  
(2) Screw-in towing eye.  
(3) Hubcap puller clip for removing hubcaps, full wheel covers, or  
wheel bolt caps.  
(4) Jack. Before putting the jack back in the tool kit, be sure to com-  
pletely crank the jack down to its original position. The crank  
must then be locked against the side of the jack; otherwise, the  
jack will not fit and cannot be securely stowed.  
(5) Lug wrench.