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Guide to replacing the engine oil pump of the Volkswagen Golf 1.8T

Model: Volkswagen Golf Golf IV, MK 4, Golf 4 - Years 1997-2003
Part: Pump

Today's main information will show us the process of disassembling and replacing the oil pump of the Volkswagen Golf 1.8T engine. In order to disassemble the oil pump, it is necessary to first remove the timing chain, by removing the cylinder head cover and various distribution elements; in order to access the oil pump, it will be necessary to lift the vehicle, then remove the oil pan, as shown in the video. Now it will be possible to unscrew the pump screws, replacing it with the new original one, following the video tutorial until the end!

Posted on 21 January 2025 by ScegliAuto

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