20 Most Recent 2007 Volkswagen EOS Convertible Questions & Answers

Have the same make, model and year..just replaced the front strut and to remote at CV bolt, you need a 24, 25 or 26mm, depending on where your EOS was manufactured. It's gonna fight u so I recommend getting the deep socket so u can us a bar for extra torque

if not fuses, try closing the window with the door open it maybe that friction has built up in the window runners. if you get the window open try putting a small about of vasaline on a q tip into the groove on the door runner or the window this should reduce friction and allow the winow to close if this does not work i would take it to a dealership or shop as the window maybe out of alignment check around the window to see if anybody has tried to force entry to the vehicle this may have pulled the window out of alignment.

Noone put up a picture. So. That's where the jump posts are in 07 Eos

On left side of dash

The previous answers don't understand the question. The EOS rear headrests deploy upward in 0.25 seconds if the car is in a roll-over accident. I don't know the answer on how to reset them, but these guys didn't understand the question. My guess is it cannot be reset, like an air bag deployment it must be replaced. But that's just a guess.

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Hi, most eos models have the tpms (tyre pressure monitor system) button in the centre, in front of the gear lever. When you have inflated the tires to the correct pressures, hold this button down for 5 seconds. The tpms light will flash once in the dash and the new pressure arenstored.

Hi. it sounds like the cable is adrift. remove the door liner and have a look. the cable simply clips in.

Fully charge the battery, then disconnect it from the car by removing the negative battery terminal. Wait about 24 hours (or however long you state the battery won't hold a charge), then reconnect the negative terminal and try and start the car. If the battery did not drain while it was disconnectesd, then your car is draining the battery while it sits. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/daniel_4061c3d97c12c4c7

This sounds like the chip in you key is not communicating to allow you to start the car. If you go to a dealer and explain this to them I think they will verify this and get you a new key. The key is usually about 100 dollars.

usually v w battery locations are under the rear seat,. or in the trunk corner , your owners manual will tell you exact location. look in the back of the owners manual in the index . I hope this was very helpful to you I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gregory_8e6ba270263743ac

Hi. There is a fuse in the back of the radio. The unit needs to be removed to replace it.

I don't think it's a battery. The ticking noise along with the dead battery leads me to believe you might have a belt/pulley issue. The serpentine/accessory belt and pulleys are all part of your charging system. It's how your alternator charges your battery. If there's something up with one of the pulleys or the belt (slipping?) in that system then your battery isn't going to charge properly. I have 6 yrs and 225,000m on my original battery in my Jetta - although I have a new alternator because the pulley fell off of mine...

Check in the trunk to see if the insert that the top sits on is snapped into place. If it is and the top still will not go down, unsnap it and resnap it. There is a sensor that detects if it is in place to prevent the top of the car from being damaged.

It sounds like you have either broken the inside door release or dropped the connecting bar to the latch. If you pull the inside handle, can you see a broken tab? Check the passenger side to see if they look the same when you pull the handle. The handle is spring loaded so it will always return back to its original position even if the connecting bar to the door latch is not connected.