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38 thoughts on “Volkswagen Golf TDI Oil and Filter Change”

1. I am from India I need 1.9 pd injectors. Can you help me where to buy.

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2. Mann Filters are OE to VW.

   5w30 VW507.00 is a superior oil compared to 5w40 VW505.01!
   507.00 has better wear protection.

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3. Hooya Deepsea!

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4. haloo my golf 4 2001 year 1.9 tdi 74kw oill
   5w-40 ??
   10w-40??

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5. Never used the Fram oil filters for VW but the ones I have used do have a label marked "Top". Oh and 25Nm is about 18 ft lbs so not too tight. You can get the tool to remove the cap at your local auto parts store. Make sure you get the one marked "B" cap wrench. Uses a 3/8" ratchet.

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6. Thanks really good

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7. Mine is a 2001. Brought it from Austria, made in Bratislava, Slokakia. I paid 120 lei (romanian currency) for the Castrol Magnatec 5w40 DAE 5 l and a MAN filter. Oil was 30 $ and the filter 8 $. Drain the filter case, the pump valve too, soak a napkin in the bottom and get all that black used oil out, do it with the warm engine , warm oil spills better 🙂 There is a certain way , on how to put the filter 🙂

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8. Try reversing onto the ramps. I built my own wooden ones and also scratched when I went on forwards.

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9. 2:46 hahahahahahhaa

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10. just got my 2004 tdi and need to do an oil change soon, thanks for the video.

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11. Thanks for spending the time making the video.. I just bought an 02 Jetta TDI and going to change the oil.  picked up a VW brand filter and Mobil-Diesel 5w40 for now.. should work..it was either that or Rotella oil

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12. NEVER NEVER NEVER install an oil filter on your car without first filling it with oil.

    And NEVER let this guy change your oil!!!!

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13. 10:13 -> Yes you HAVE to switch it EVERY time, trust me. For the sake of nature you are supposed to use a brand new screw also (up to 2 bucks…;) A used screw in the oildrain has a slightly higher failing rate, and since you are explaining a VW here, the germs are mad about the enviroment…

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14. How much oil did it end up using?
    Thanks for the vid… I heard these sucked… 

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15. oil change, hill billy style 😉 thanks for the vid

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16. Hi there, Would be able to tell me how long it takes for synthetic oil to turn black on the car you were working on? I seem to be having a hard time getting a real answer from people. I appreciate it.

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17. is it important to change those circular seals on the oil filter cap? I am not sure if my mechanic changed that.

    Thanks

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18. thanks you

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19. Dude wrong oil and shit filter. Run atleast lubri moly and get a Mann filter. Fram and all that is for us spec rides. Mann is the top filter you can buy. And that way you can atleast get your 15,000 km oil change intervals.

    You need a high zinc oil otherwise you will get premature wear. Us spec oils do the best they can to filter the zinc out.

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20. Thx, it help.

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21. y u no wear gloves

    btw, for the oil i use Rotella

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22. Thanks. How do you know what size/type of filter and crusher ring to buy? I only find information for the oil itself in my manual. (2006 VW Golf TDI)

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23. to fill oil you may used PK710 oil funnel ,nice to have it very handy tool

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24. very help full

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25. Thanks for that …really helpful.

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26. thank you for uploading ! this saves money ! 🙂    

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27. hi , very messy oil change I must say 🙂 , and you have put the paper oil cartidge on the spike the wrong way round. One inside of the filter is deeper then the other side. So when you slide it on the spike,it stays on…. good luck if you do it wrong ..

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28. Thanks Dylan, It's years since I did oil changes on my own vehicles & I thought it might have got more technical but your video has put my mind at ease & I'm heading out to get it done. 

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29. messy work your way … been doing mine for over 10 years 2003 Jetta TDI … using an oil extractor through the dip stick.  No worry about jacking up the car or clearing the skid plate, never had any problem with the oil canister just hand tighten down and loosen (maybe I have tough hands but wasn't any problem to loosen) … I use the Fuchs Synthetic 5W40 … I also use the extractor to suck up any residue oil left in the oil canister which wouldn't drain your way …  

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30. You should also use engine flush before doing a oil change gets rid of all that black gugk that's still in the engine

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31. I got mine from canadian tire

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32. Hi
    Where can I buy the Metal/Rubber gasket for the drain plug please?
    Thank you

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33. Thank you very much for the video, hope I can do it after watching the video for couple of times.

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34. Should wear latex gloves when dealing with used engine oil,nasty stuff to get on your hands.

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35. Thanks for the info. Seems easy enough.

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36. That's what I tried to use but my cap was on so tight it stripped the rubber on the strap wrench to bits. Ended up using an oil filter wrench with a piece of rubber (actually the rubber from the broken strap wrench).

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37. thanks

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38. good tutorial

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