See http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q/a5/engine-oil-change-Jetta-TDI.htm for full details on how to DIY oil change on your VW Jetta TDI engine. The TDI engi…
See http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q/a5/engine-oil-change-Jetta-TDI.htm for full details on how to DIY oil change on your VW Jetta TDI engine. The TDI engi…
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lazy fat man way
Yes, there is a drain plug, but the oil extractor makes things a LOT
easier… no having to pull the rock guard. I have a Pela, you give it 20
pumps, go have a beer, come back in 20 mins, and you are done.
Bloody Hell!! Don’t they have a freaking drain plug? ALWAYS change oil on a
warm (or hot) engine!
I use the pella pump (hand model) and also drain (suck) oil out of the oil
filter resevoir with the pella. Always surprises me how much oil is in
there. Also I have to reposition the drain tube in the dip stick holder to
get all the oil … don’t know why … oil seems to be hiding in there on
me …
Do jetta’s not have a drain plug?
how often is it recommended to change oil on tdi
Good information but the oil needed to be warmed up for sure. One good
thing about the compressor air version is that the synthetic oil shouldn’t
kill it as fast as the pump model.
great job especially on the oil filter information as to questions on the
small oil ring The new oil filters from Oreillys don’t come with the small
o ring
What kind of oil do you use
Why not just use the housing on the new oil filter (at 1:08 in the video)
instead of removing the filter and o-ring and installing it on the old oil
filter housing/cap?
what oil is that?
after 12k to 15K km 🙂
K I looked this up specifically to see how to remove the engine cover. That
garnered a “Holy f*ck!!”