Removing VW 2.5 5cyl vacuum pump and installing new seals
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Removing VW 2.5 5cyl vacuum pump and installing new seals
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Awesome walk through. I will be doing this in a few days. Thank you.
You definitely deserve more likes and follows thank you!
Dealer quoted me $1,400 for this repair. I’ll do the job myself with the help of this video
Great video buddy
I have this same problem on my car. Except no one wants to work on it and or want to do it the right way which costs more. Any one that read this comment that wants to work on my car?
A good training video
I got a $1,400 quote from the dealership. I went home and ordered a rebuild kit from Rock Auto for $27 and knocked out the job in about an hour.
Nice just fix my 2011 vw jetta
What is the switch you took off with the 24mm socket.
Your video is great by the way. This is a SOB of a job on a beetle!
On mine the leak was also from the o ring that goes around the black vacuum fitting that goes into the vacuum pump. U didn't change that. It will leak oil. And vacuum
My daughter's 2008 Beetle was leaking oil, so with your video, I now know what to look for and how to fix it. Thanks