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The 2010 Volkswagen Jetta offers a variety of standard safety features. Exterior, mechanically and inside of the vehicle - the Jetta offers more standard features than many of its competitors. Government crash tests rate the Jetta for front driver and passenger tests at 4-stars, while side impact ratings concluded in a 5-star rating. Be advised that other sedans may have established a 5-star rating for front, but some have scored as low as a 3-star for side impact.

The exterior of the 2010 Volkswagen Jetta includes safety features such as day time running lights and blinker integration into side mirrors. Day time running lights have proven to increase driver safety by allowing the vehicle to become more visible on the road to other drivers on the road, even in daytime conditions. Side blinker integration increases visibility to other drivers in turning situations.

Other safety features include a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), an Anti-lock Braking system (ABS) and a variety of traction control components. Traction control features include Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR), which lowers engine output to prevent wheel spin, Engine Braking Assist (EBA), which applies maximum brake pressure in emergency situations based on how fast the driver hits the pedal, and an Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP). ESP works with other traction control components and sensors to help keep the vehicle in the direction that it had intended to go.

Internally, the 2010 Volkswagen Jetta is equipped with a total of six airbags - driver and passenger front and side thorax airbags with additional Side Curtain Protection. Front airbags protect against sudden forward movement injuries upon impact, while thorax protection prevents injuries to the side of the body for front passengers. Side Curtain Protection protects both front and rear passengers in a side impact collision by dropping down from above the windows to protect against head injuries and glass shatter.

Ronnie is a freelance technical writer for Volkswagen Jetta Parts. He writes different niches including Volkswagen Jetta Parts and other industry specific topics.

The 2010 Jetta Gets 5-Star Rating

The 2010 Volkswagen Jetta offers a variety of standard safety features. Exterior, mechanically and inside of the vehicle - the Jetta offers more standard features than many of its competitors. Government crash tests rate the Jetta for front driver and passenger tests at 4-stars, while side impact ratings concluded in a 5-star rating. Be advised that other sedans may have established a 5-star rating for front, but some have scored as low as a 3-star for side impact.

The exterior of the 2010 Volkswagen Jetta includes safety features such as day time running lights and blinker integration into side mirrors. Day time running lights have proven to increase driver safety by allowing the vehicle to become more visible on the road to other drivers on the road, even in daytime conditions. Side blinker integration increases visibility to other drivers in turning situations.

Other safety features include a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), an Anti-lock Braking system (ABS) and a variety of traction control components. Traction control features include Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR), which lowers engine output to prevent wheel spin, Engine Braking Assist (EBA), which applies maximum brake pressure in emergency situations based on how fast the driver hits the pedal, and an Electronic Stabilization Program (ESP). ESP works with other traction control components and sensors to help keep the vehicle in the direction that it had intended to go.

Internally, the 2010 Volkswagen Jetta is equipped with a total of six airbags - driver and passenger front and side thorax airbags with additional Side Curtain Protection. Front airbags protect against sudden forward movement injuries upon impact, while thorax protection prevents injuries to the side of the body for front passengers. Side Curtain Protection protects both front and rear passengers in a side impact collision by dropping down from above the windows to protect against head injuries and glass shatter.

About the Author

Ronnie Tanner is a contributing writer at Volkswagen Jetta Parts. He writes about Volkswagen Jetta Parts and other industry specific topics.

Brake pad will not release.?

've just replaced the calipers, rotors, and breaks on the rear of my 2000 VW Jetta. I drained the brake fluid till no more air was in the line, and checked to make sure the line was not collapsed. My passenger side rear brake still is sticking, what should I do? My abs light is on as well but that was happening before I changed my brakes, oh and I disconnected the e-brake to make sure it was not that.

If this is affecting only one brake assembly, there are limited components that could cause this.

#1 - Stuck caliper. Sometimes the caliper breaks down, other times the seal cracks and fluid comes out. Still, other times the caliper appears stuck because there is low break fluid pressure. Start with an inspection of the caliper. Also, ensure you are trying to pump the brake pedal while the brake lines are filled and the cap is on the master cylinder or you won't have enough system pressure to push the back breaks closed.

#2 - The master or slave cylinder could be going bad. If you have bled the brakes, try re-bleeding and adding synthetic brake fluid, like Torco brand. Why? The thinner viscosity sometimes will loosen the cylinders to a point where it is possible to get them working again for a while. If this works, you will have to replace the cylinder soon.

#3 - Another person's answer about the e-brake not being a factor is mostly right. The e-brake can compress the caliper. It really depends on the break design of your Jetta. If the ebrake uses the same caliper mechanism as the standard brake system, then it can interfere. This is a rare configuration and I don't know enough about Jettas to know if the e-brake uses a separate caliper or clamping assembly. Looking at where the ebrake attaches to the rotor assembly in the back wheel well area and this will give you a definitive answer.

Best of luck,

Fat Jogger

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MILLVILLE, N.J. (May 7, 2010) - Rookie sports car road racing driver Rafael Navarro IV, an aspiring 16-year-old professional from Temecula, Calif., will make just his second career start in the 2010 SCCA Pro Racing Jetta TDI® Cup series this weekend at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) in Southern New Jersey.

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