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Volkswagen New Beetle - Video tutorial

Model: Volkswagen New Beetle MK 2, 9C - Years 1999-2012
Part: Mass air flow sensor
Operation: Replacing the mass air flow sensor on Vw New Beetle

Do we have problems with the functioning of the mass air flow sensor? Let's see how to best disassemble and replace the damaged part on New Beetle. We open the engine hood, lift and secure the same with the rod. We unscrew the tightening screws of the air filter and remove it. We detach the sensor power supply clamp with our hands, grab and remove the mass air flow sensor from its seat. For cleaning: we inhale a specific product to eliminate annoying residues. If the mass air flow sensor kit is damaged, replace it with a new one: mount the ventilation tube sleeve placed in the engine compartment. We test the correct functioning of all the pieces after having assembled everything.


Posted on 2 April 2024 by ScegliAuto

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