Applications:
2004 – 05 – Beetle (1.8L)(2.0L)-(Plastic Fuel Tank, Fuel Pump Module w/4.8″ OD Flange) 98 – 03 – Beetle (1.8L)(2.0L)
06 – 10 – Beetle (2.5L)-(Plastic Fuel Tank, Fuel Pump Module w/4.8″ OD Flange) 1999 – Jetta, Jetta GL (2.0L)-(New Body Style)
1999 – Jetta, Jetta GL (2.8L)-(New Body Style, w/Engine Code AFP)
03-00 – Jetta, Jetta GL (1.8L)(2.0L)(2.8L)
05-04 – Jetta, Jetta GL (1.8L)(2.0L)-(Plastic Fuel Tank, Fuel Pump Module w/4.8″ OD Flange)
This video is about how to install the fuel pump modular assembly E8424M in a 1999 Volkswagen Beetle. Airtex is committed to providing the most up-to-date, in-depth fuel pump replacement information that professional technicians need to diagnose, repair and install today’s complex fuel delivery systems. Airtex is the only U.S. automotive aftermarket manufacturer that designs and builds electrical AND mechanical fuel delivery system components, including modular reservoir assemblies, electric fuel pumps, mechanical fuel pumps and in-tank sender and hanger assemblies, for a full range of car, truck, fleet and specialty vehicles.
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Does it make a difference of the previous fuel pump had two prongs but the new one has four like in the video?
I have an 05 golf 1.8L, what size flange is it? The 4.8 inch or the bigger size. Thank you
Is this the same for a TDI Beetle? I was told no FP for the diesel the Bosch IP does all the work. Thanks, dave
EXCEPT for using "silicone" great video.
Granted it's a minute amount but.
I remember reading that silicone is not fuel soluble and can possibly clog injectors.
imo, some transmission fluid or petroleum jelly aka Vaseline would be a better choice.
Thank you soo much for this video! you have no idea how much it helped my dad and I. We were thinking we screwed up big time when we couldn't put the ring back on but then I looked up this video and finished the job. thank you again!