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Adjusting brake pedal position sender G100, RHD vehicles: VW Touareg II

Step-by-step adjusting brake pedal position sender G100, RHD vehicles for the VW Touareg II: 14 steps.

Workshop procedure for VW — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.

14 steps

🧭 Before you start

Fits: VW Touareg II (7P, 2010–2018)

📋 Procedure

  1. Remove footwell cover General body repairs, interior68Compartments, covers and trims.
  2. Remove convenience system central control unit -J393- with retainer Electrical system97Control units.
  3. Loosen bolt (4) until retainer (3) with brake pedal position sender G100(2) can be moved back and forth in (direction of arrow).
  4. Set dimension (A) so that min. 4 mm to max. 5mm is between brake pedal position sender G100(2) and magnet (1).
  5. Tighten bolt (4) again.
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  1. Loosen bolt (1) of magnet retainer (2) until magnet retainer (3) can be pushed as far as possible in (direction arrow A) against brake pedal (3).
  2. Unclip stop tab (1) in (direction of arrow A) from retainer (2) (upper section of illustration).
  3. Then, fit stop tab from the side onto retainer and engage it in (direction of arrow B) between stops (C) (lower section of illustration).
  4. Press magnet retainer (2) lightly in (direction of arrow) against engaged stop tab (1).
  5. Tighten bolt (3) of magnet retainer.
  6. Unclip stop tab (1) in (direction of arrow A) from retainer (2).
  7. Then, fit stop tab (1) on retainer (2) and engage it in original position in (direction of arrow B).
  8. Install convenience system central control unit -J393- with retainer Electrical system97Control units.
  9. Install footwell cover General body repairs, interior68Compartments, covers and trims.

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.