Electronic Steering Column Lock Control Module J764

2012 Volkswagen CC 4Motion (357) V6-3.6L (CNNA)SECTION Electronic Steering Column Lock Control Module J764





Electronic Steering Column Lock Control Module J764

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required

Special Socket (T10424)

Removing

- Remove the steering column. Refer to => [ Steering Column ] Steering Column.

Correct handling and transporting of the steering column, refer to => [ Steering Column, Handling and Transporting ] Steering Column Handling and Transporting.

- Carefully secure the steering column - 1 - in a vice with protective jaw pads.






- Carefully move the universal joint - 2 - downward.

- Remove the lower shear bolt - arrow - using the special socket (T10424).






- Remove any chips with a brush.

The chips must not get into the steering column.

- Turn the steering column 180° in the vice.






- Carefully move the universal joint - 2 - downward.

It is necessary to turn the steering column 180° so that any chips that may fall down from above when removing the shear bolt cannot get into the steering column.

- Remove the lower shear bolt - arrow - using the special socket (T10424).

- Remove any chips with a brush.

- Remove the electronic steering column lock control module - 1 -.

Installing

- Install the electronic steering column lock control module - 1 - with new shear bolts - arrows -.






- Tighten the shear bolts - arrows - evenly until the bolt heads shear off.

- Install the steering column. Refer to => [ Installing ] Steering Column.

- The electronic steering column lock control module must be adapted. Refer to the vehicle diagnostic tester.

Guided Functions

Select vehicle system or function

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Adapt electronic steering column lock

Follow the instructions on the screen to perform the adaptation.

- Perform the steering angle sensor basic setting using the vehicle diagnostic tester.

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