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Volkswagen Jetta - Engine

Volkswagen Jetta (2005-2010 / MK 5, A5)
Car MAF sensor removal
The guide below shows how to replace the MAF sensor. The code indicates: Air flow / intake air temperature. The first thing to do, as the guide shows, is to …read all…
Posted on 13 September 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Jetta (2005-2010 / MK 5, A5)
Flywheel shaft roller cage failure
It is quite unusual that rust can form inside the gearbox, however the video shows the failure of a bearing which is actually a real roller cage that has the …read all…
Posted on 9 September 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Jetta (2005-2010 / MK 5, A5)
MAF TEST with MAXISYS based on VCDS.
We connect the computer to the machine. Let's start the car. Let's take the MAXISYS computer and select "Module 1 Motor Control". Select "Current Data" and …read all…
Posted on 7 September 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Jetta (1998-2005 / A4, MK 4)
Check distribution phase
Since the toothed belt synchronizes the opening and closing movement of the valves and this engine is equipped with an injector-pump, its timing is absolutely …read all…
Posted on 7 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Jetta (1979-1991 / )
Complete engine disassembly with gearbox
In order to remove the complete engine and gearbox from the car, the front part of the car must first be removed, including the grille, radiators and electric …read all…
Posted on 12 July 2023 by ScegliAuto
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How to open the bonnet of the Volkswagen Polo

Let's see in this short and simple guide the instructions that will allow us to open the bonnet of the Volkswagen Polo. First of all we open the front door, on the driver's side, and start pulling the opening lever of the engine hood, in order to open the lock; then let's move to the front of the vehicle and unhook the tab that we find on the central part, above the manufacturer's emblem, as shown in the video. At this point we block the bonnet with the lateral rod; then we accompany the bonnet down to close it again!

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