Clear and detailed video how to replace, test or possibly fix starter motor on Volkswagen Golf mark IV, 1.9tdi
Here’s the link to description with images, tightening torques etc. (Also available in printable format):
http://www.wheelsandmotors.com/show_solution.php?id=76
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honestly best video and explanation I ever seen
Excellent video, thank you. Very informative. Was just going to buy the whole starter motor, but will check the solanoid first and maybe save some $
Great video very well explained , keep it up.
thanks man, your the best!
Great video.
Thank you very much
Do you just pull the starter out when the bolts are removed? Mine is stuck. Applied some rust remover and will try again tomorrow
Thank you so much!!! You are my hero!….The problem was in cable in 5:28. It was rust.
what is wrong when the starter cog does not retract quickly enough? mine is starting the motor ok but gets spun by the flywheel and makes a loud screeching sound
It's pretty much the same in Seat Ibiza 6L
Fantastic video ty.
What if it only shows 11.86 volts when testing the ignition wire that goes to the solenoid? I had the starter rebuilt but I'm still having starting issues. Battery shows good, as does the alternator.
Very helpful and detailed explanation…gr8 many thanks
Great Video and very informative. good camera work too!
Great tutorial-very clear and easy for the average diy person to understand..
?Is it the same process to put it in and mine is a 2,0petrol, does it matter'
Thank you for all the good explanations!
Great informative Video sir. I have the dreaded noise coming from my mk4 2.0gti starter, will be taking it out to swap soon.
this is the most informative to the point tutorial ever. I actually feel confident I can do this. thank you.
thank you so much, saved me a lot of time with this excellent how to, made troubleshooting and repair a snap!
good video,well explained cheers (y)
Very good video. Thank you.
Thank you! For the 1.4 engine, the starter is in the same position, under the battery?
Thanks alot! 🙂
lovely job mate. I saw as you have a lot of tools, did you hear about Bergen tools?
nice job on explaining the whole job on testing and removal