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Uploaded by on Sep 14, 2007

my brother and me changing a oil pan on a vw jetta tdi because his wife likes hitting rocks with the car

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  • also when you drained the oil pan, you turned the plug clock wise right?

  • i cant remember it has been a year

  • how much did your oil pan cost. and where did you get it?

  • i think we got it from ebay

  • Do you know if I used an OEM gasket shoul I used the silicone gasket also or is not needed? Thanks a lot for replying me on my first question!!

  • it will not hurt to use silicone on both sides of a OEM gasket it will also make installation easier but on this model jetta it never came with one it just had silicone so its your call

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  • i dont see any grooves when i turn the crank. 

  • i cant get the two bolts out close to the motor either , i have 03 jetta 1.8 turbo

    need help please

  • there are two bolt between the engine and tranny. the crank has to be turned just so in order to get to the bolts easier.

  • Ok, at least two people asked this question: WHY DID YOU TURN THE CRANK SHAFT?

    I'm assuming there must be a 'hidden' bolt... but you bother to clarify... the video is helpful but since you leave details out it still leaves folks with questions... can you please answer - is there a bolt "inside" the housing near the motor mounts? I have taken three motor mount bolts off and all the 10mm hex muts from the perimeter but pan will not come off...

    Can you explain? thanks,

  • @jylon42990400 Turn it counter clock wise. Just stripped mine turning it clockwise. fml.

  • hello,

    I just finished changing out my oil pan. My car is also a 1999 Jetta TDI. The small bolts holding up the oil pan also has a 5mm socket hex in the center of it. So with a long 5 mm hex wrench, I was able to loosen these bolts messing with anything else.

    It would probably be worth while to order a few extra bolts from the dealer before you start. I wish I had.

  • The car has 4x4 status and your wife is still breaking oil pans lol

  • @triple6studio Jealous that I don't know much about cars and you seem to save yourself a lot of money knowing this shit

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