Thank you for all the videos on MK5! Great help. But I do think it is worth mentioning that MK5 gen actuslly has 2 ways og draining and filling oil. On the later gearbox models, JCR and KBL your method in the video will be wrong since the gearbox is tilted 10 degrees forward in the horisontal pane. This means that the fill hole is too low and cannot be used to fill proper amount. To drain and fill properly one should follow the workshop manual and read the TSB accordingly. First, remove the air filter housing. Then push down the gear selector and lock the gear selector pin. Now, disconnect the reverse light switch and unscrew it. Use a 22mm wrench or a 22 mm deep socket pipe. This is your fill hole using a 8-10mm hose. Now unscrew the draining plug with a 17mm HEX socket and be sure to catch all oil in a pan so you can measure the amount. Next is to unscrew the outer pivot pin placed beside the VW brand on the gearbox (there are 2 of them, it is the one closest to the LEFT side drive axle that tou should remove). Use a Torx 40 I think it was (or maybe T-30 dont remember). This pivot pin has a rubber sealing. U can reuse, but it is recommended to replace it. Now catch all oil draining from pivot locking pin and be sure to measure the amount. Now, you have drained all oil, and it should be somewhere around 1,7-1,8ltr in total. Next is to use a funnel and refill the exact same amount through the reverse light switch hole. When finished, torque to specs and youre done. Here is av video that shows the correct procedure for JCR and KBL manual 5-speed transmissions. ruclips.net/video/uVlboxLunzM/видео.html
His golf is 1.9 TDI BLS. In the Haynes manual that is the procedure shown. The procedure you are on about is only for the engine code CAXA. The 1.4l petrol. All other petrol and diesel except engine code CAXA are done like in video.
@@dmiloa Well, I happen to have BLS engine and 0A4 gearbox. All those gearboxes that are tilted must not be filled as shown in video. Well, you can of course, but your gearbox will have too little oil then. Read the workshop manual and not Haynes. Haynes actually had the wrong procedure for all tilted gearboxes.....JBL, MDM, KBL and several others. No wonder that many have problems with their transmission if this is how they refill them....to low on oil because one doesn't do it correctly.
@@roarhelle I have the same Engine and gearbox. And you are right. I looked in vw manual and the procedure is like in the video you posted. Haynes is a good manual, I wasn`t thinking it can be wrong. Anyway best is if you change oil for first time to measure what comes out and what you put in. Cannot go wrong like that.
Ive checked the Workshop manual, and golfWagen job is correct. Only thing that is not shown inn video, is that Workshop manual say to drive shortly 10min then to top up whith more oil if needed. I personaly think its alsow a good thing to raise car up at level or make shure car its level when emtying and refilling. Anyway thanks for your videos golfWagen🤗 you have helped me with diy jobs om my golfmk5 ❤️
After filling you should move the front wheels a couple of rotations, so the gears get covered in oil, the gearbox oil level will then fall a little and you add more oil. If you just replace like this without moving the wheels / which moves the gear, then you risk not filling gearbox with enough oil.
This happened to me.. The correct capacity. Was over three liters and I only put in 1,8liters.. My fifth gear and bearings all burnt.. I did it wrong twice.. I know now.. And see you doing same..
Official VW manual: after filling gear oil, start engine, put in gear, let run for two minutes and top up oil again. So one should raise the driving wheels of the ground.
In the service manual it does not say to start engine, put in gear and top up oil again. It only says to fill it with 1.7 litres in the reverse switch sensor hole. Maybe I have missed something in the manual, can you help out ?
I have a 1.9 BLS in my early 2007 VW Caddy with 6 speed DSG. I love this small PD engine. I do all my own work because I had a dad who taught me about old cars, which made it easier for me learning modern ECU cars. I'm not sure if I should do a DSG oil change though. The van has 300,000km on the clock, on the original gearbox and motor, and there's some clunking at certain revs and gear changes. I don't wanna cause more issues by doing an oil change. I've replaced many components of the engine though.
Is this first time oil change since factory made? I am asking because i hear people say the filler plug is in the wrong place and the fill should be through reverse sensor hole. Cheers.
Hi! I have the same car same engine 1.9tdi 5manual trans. When i was at mehanic he look at thr oil and it was over the level, when he open first screv and it was dark like black and he told me i need to chaning the oil because it is dark.? I have no problem with changing gears.
Hello there, I drained 1.0 litre to 1.1 litre out of my transmission today and replaced with new fluid.. I'm reading a lot that we're supposed to add through the reverse switch?? I'm not willing to put more in than came out, only seems logical to me!! How's your car been since?
Yes. it best fills through the hole of the reverse sensor. if you fill through the first hole as the video after the first fill it is necessary to drive a bit and replenish
3 liters? Total capacity when installing a new gearbox is 1,9ltrs, when replacing oil, one should get out 1,7ish liter and that is also the amount to be put back in through the reverse sensor switch hole.
I have skoda Octavia 1.9tdi 105bhp with 5 speed manual transmission. How much oil i should fill. Skoda said 1.9ltr but it dont take 1.9ltr from filler. Any idea about capacity and how to fill? Plz
I am going to do it this weekend as my 08 Jetta MKV was also making a whining sound and when I made a left turn, if it works I'll let you know I'm using Motul 75/90 and Mos2 anti friction additive from liqui moly that ECS sales when doing this service, so on Sunday I'll let you know...if in case you are having similar issues as it also runs a bit rough...at first I thought it was the bearings but it's not after doing some checks the bearings are still fine so I need to do a Manual Trans service this Sunday
This way is wrong, because motor/transmission mounting angle of VW golf MK5 has changed. Gearbox 5 shift take from 1,7 to 1,9 litres oil. Look for more information at internet (you can find correct steps to change oil gearbox), before make something wrong!!!!
You did this operation completely wrong. Firstly. You didn't drain all the gearbox oil. You drained the oil from the differential part of the gearbox housing, but the oil in the gearbox part of the gearbox housing remains. Secondly. You poured too little gearbox oil. In the VW Golf 5, the plug that you unscrewed at the beginning of the movie is not used to pour the oil into the gearbox housing. Instead of that, You should unscrew the reverse light switch and about 2 liters (1.9-2.1 liters) of oil are poured through the hole after it, after draining all gear oil from the gearbox housing. Thirdly. In the VW Golf 5 and derivatives, it is not possible to check if there is too little oil in the gearbox housing. All you can do is drain the old oil completely from both parts of the gearbox housing and pour about 2 liters (1.9-2.1 liters) of oil back into the gearbox. Because for the gentlemen from VW, the Golf 4 gearbox housing turned too much forward and in the Golf V the inspection hole is below the required gear oil level.
If You want to find how to drain oil from the gearbox part of the gearbox housing of the VW Golf 5 manual gearbox, please search for proper print screens from the VW service manual. There are some pictures that present this ****king engineering disaster. :-)
@@robertregua5140 where is the other drain plug located? I’ve been searching for the answer for hours and all that I’ve found are people like you have drain from another plug, but aren’t showing/describing where to find it. Thanks
@@chipattack912 I have described what you need to look for. In the case of my cars (I have two with such a badly placed gearbox) I first unscrew this well-visible drain plug and pour off all the oil that may fall off it. Then I unscrew the plug normally used for pouring oil. With this hole and the device for sucking the used oil out of the engine, I suck out all the oil left in the gearbox section. I carry out the suction until any movement of the suction tip does not cause the appearance of new portions of oil in the suction pipe. After that, I screw in the oil drain plug. Then I screw in the plug for pouring oil into the gearbox. Then I unscrew the reverse gear sensor, which is located at the very top of the gearbox, and through the hole in which the reverse gear sensor is screwed, I pour 2.0 dm3 of gear oil into the gearbox. And that's the whole secret.
@@MarcRademacher there's a stem inside pan that can be unscrewed using 5mm allen. it is there so proper level of transmission fluid can be achieved. just remove, let everything in pan drain out and replace and refill. let me know if you have any questions.
@@rhoddin Is this correct? The service manual does not mention this. It says only to remove drain plug and to remove the pivot pin located next to the drain plug...
I heard that the liquid is alive (it does not need to be changed). I also heard that car makers mean lifelong thinking 100,000 - 150,000 km. I think it does not need to change it (there is no problem for 10 years and 300,000 km) but I am neither an expert nor a chemist. I changed it because I had a gear problem. But this did not apply to gear oil SVK : počul som že tá kvapalina je do životná (že ju netreba meniť). ďalej som počul že výrobcovia áut pojmom doživotná myslia 100.000 - 150.000 km. ja si myslím že ju netreba meniť (nie je žiaden problém 10 rokov a 300.000 km) ale ja nie som odborník ani chemik. ja som ju menil lebo som mal problém s prevodovkou. ten sa ale netýkal prevodového oleja
I think over three liters. Be careful with this. It seems full after two liters but you must turn the wheels while filling until correct amount is filled... Be very careful.. I made this mistake three times.
@@bencrosbie you need to unbolt torx bolt to remowe pin that hold gears where is the vw logo on the front of gearbox and then all of oil comes down then fill the gearbox thru the reverselight switch with 2.1 L of oil
Cau bracho pocuj ja budem cez vikend tiez menit na svojej O2 FL a mam k tomu trochu iny navod ja to mam lievat cez spianc spaitocky ale na prevdocke mam tiez tak isto otvory ako ty a tiez mi treba tak 1,7 litra pri plneni
ano da sa to (alebo dokonca má sa to) cez tu dieru snímača spiatočky. skutočnosť bola taká že, sa mne tam nepodarilo tolko naliať cez tú bočnú dieru. treba asi naliať, trochu pojazdiť a znovu dolievať. a na záver - ja bych to ani nemenil ale, mal som vtedy problem prevodovka-spojka a ako prvý krok som vymenil prevodový olej. no nakonec bol problém v zhorenej spojke.
golf Wagen áno musíš cez ten spinac lebo prevodovka ma iný uhol naklonu a vkuse by ti tieklo cez ten horný a neviem či si si zaaretoval prevodovku aby si rychlosti nepohol ale to je len pre istotu a chcem sa opýtať ked si nalial tak si aj s autom aj pobehal trošku a znova dokiaľ vsak
pobehol bi som. ale nakolko som výmenou prevodoveho oleja nevyriešil svoj problem tak som dal vymeniť spojku a tam my to doliali do plna. p.s. prevodovka nepotrebuje mat olej do plna, ale treba ho tam sa pokusit dat co najviac k plnosti
This is wrong!!!! You don't get out all old.oil.which should be app. 2.0 L . You evacuated around 0.5L meanind old oil is stuck between other compartimens in gear box.
+xxstyler88 Hey, for the 02Q Trans service 6 speed manual once you fill first time and you said 1.2 filled in close the fill plug...Start engine and go through gears 1-6 slowly for 2 minutes...now that oil has gone through gears it should be lower, Now add the rest in fill plug for the 6 speed it takes 2.3 liters...in accordance with Bentley Manual hope it helps
+MrJag83aa it wasnt a brandnew transmission, VW says only that we should flow it out and fill it up and when its come out over the fill in hole we should stop it. i have fear that it has too less oil now can happen something?
+xxstyler88 yea that's too little of oil only about half...yes you will star to hear a whining sound to groaning as well as the fluid inside is too low...follow the steps I sent they are out of the Bentley Manual for that specific Trans and it should help to fill it properly
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Thank you for all the videos on MK5! Great help. But I do think it is worth mentioning that MK5 gen actuslly has 2 ways og draining and filling oil. On the later gearbox models, JCR and KBL your method in the video will be wrong since the gearbox is tilted 10 degrees forward in the horisontal pane. This means that the fill hole is too low and cannot be used to fill proper amount. To drain and fill properly one should follow the workshop manual and read the TSB accordingly. First, remove the air filter housing. Then push down the gear selector and lock the gear selector pin. Now, disconnect the reverse light switch and unscrew it. Use a 22mm wrench or a 22 mm deep socket pipe. This is your fill hole using a 8-10mm hose. Now unscrew the draining plug with a 17mm HEX socket and be sure to catch all oil in a pan so you can measure the amount. Next is to unscrew the outer pivot pin placed beside the VW brand on the gearbox (there are 2 of them, it is the one closest to the LEFT side drive axle that tou should remove). Use a Torx 40 I think it was (or maybe T-30 dont remember). This pivot pin has a rubber sealing. U can reuse, but it is recommended to replace it. Now catch all oil draining from pivot locking pin and be sure to measure the amount. Now, you have drained all oil, and it should be somewhere around 1,7-1,8ltr in total. Next is to use a funnel and refill the exact same amount through the reverse light switch hole. When finished, torque to specs and youre done. Here is av video that shows the correct procedure for JCR and KBL manual 5-speed transmissions.
ruclips.net/video/uVlboxLunzM/видео.html
His golf is 1.9 TDI BLS. In the Haynes manual that is the procedure shown.
The procedure you are on about is only for the engine code CAXA. The 1.4l petrol. All other petrol and diesel except engine code CAXA are done like in video.
@@dmiloa Well, I happen to have BLS engine and 0A4 gearbox. All those gearboxes that are tilted must not be filled as shown in video. Well, you can of course, but your gearbox will have too little oil then. Read the workshop manual and not Haynes. Haynes actually had the wrong procedure for all tilted gearboxes.....JBL, MDM, KBL and several others. No wonder that many have problems with their transmission if this is how they refill them....to low on oil because one doesn't do it correctly.
@@roarhelle I have the same Engine and gearbox. And you are right. I looked in vw manual and the procedure is like in the video you posted.
Haynes is a good manual, I wasn`t thinking it can be wrong.
Anyway best is if you change oil for first time to measure what comes out and what you put in. Cannot go wrong like that.
Hi Roar, great info i'm doing my Dads 56 (Late 2006) Plate Altea 1.9 PD 105 HP tomorrow - how do I check what box it has? Ie Know if it is JCR or KBL
@@roarhelle Or perhaps visually identify if the gearbox is tilted
Ive checked the Workshop manual, and golfWagen job is correct. Only thing that is not shown inn video, is that Workshop manual say to drive shortly 10min then to top up whith more oil if needed. I personaly think its alsow a good thing to raise car up at level or make shure car its level when emtying and refilling. Anyway thanks for your videos golfWagen🤗 you have helped me with diy jobs om my golfmk5 ❤️
After filling you should move the front wheels a couple of rotations, so the gears get covered in oil, the gearbox oil level will then fall a little and you add more oil. If you just replace like this without moving the wheels / which moves the gear, then you risk not filling gearbox with enough oil.
This happened to me.. The correct capacity. Was over three liters and I only put in 1,8liters.. My fifth gear and bearings all burnt.. I did it wrong twice.. I know now.. And see you doing same..
@@garethrutherford
How can it be 3 liters of fluid when the service manual says 1.7 ? What car do you have ?
Useful tip. Thanks for sharing
Not possible. It's 1.7 liters @@garethrutherford
Thank you for your video, I now have the confidence to change it myself. 2008 VW MK5 Jetta GLI.
Official VW manual: after filling gear oil, start engine, put in gear, let run for two minutes and top up oil again.
So one should raise the driving wheels of the ground.
I believe this is applicable for all cars.
In the service manual it does not say to start engine, put in gear and top up oil again. It only says to fill it with 1.7 litres in the reverse switch sensor hole. Maybe I have missed something in the manual, can you help out ?
I have a 1.9 BLS in my early 2007 VW Caddy with 6 speed DSG. I love this small PD engine. I do all my own work because I had a dad who taught me about old cars, which made it easier for me learning modern ECU cars. I'm not sure if I should do a DSG oil change though. The van has 300,000km on the clock, on the original gearbox and motor, and there's some clunking at certain revs and gear changes. I don't wanna cause more issues by doing an oil change. I've replaced many components of the engine though.
Good video, whats th difference between gl4 and gl4+ oils??
Is this first time oil change since factory made? I am asking because i hear people say the filler plug is in the wrong place and the fill should be through reverse sensor hole. Cheers.
Hi, mine is VW golf MK5 automatic 2007. Can you please tell me how many liter oil, what brand?
Super, ale co to máte za motorizaci/převodovku? Kolik toho oleje tam vlezlo?
well that was easy! Thanks a lot!
is this dsg automatic or manual gearbox? pls show me or send link dsg automatic gearbox oil change
Great video, would this be the same on a 2007 vw t5 1.9
You are the best
Which oil must i use for a golf 6, 2009 trubo supercharge automatic
Hi! I have the same car same engine 1.9tdi 5manual trans. When i was at mehanic he look at thr oil and it was over the level, when he open first screv and it was dark like black and he told me i need to chaning the oil because it is dark.? I have no problem with changing gears.
I didn't see the putting back of the outlet screw. ..u put soon after emptying or? ?
How many litres for jetta V 2008 1.4tsi 6 speed gearbox? I have 2 litres will i need more?
Do you absolutely have to remove the battery?
Yes, this is done to get access to the reverse light switch hole where you should fill.
Hello there, I drained 1.0 litre to 1.1 litre out of my transmission today and replaced with new fluid.. I'm reading a lot that we're supposed to add through the reverse switch??
I'm not willing to put more in than came out, only seems logical to me!!
How's your car been since?
Yes. it best fills through the hole of the reverse sensor. if you fill through the first hole as the video after the first fill it is necessary to drive a bit and replenish
Please don't make same mistake as I did three times.. Turn wheels while filling to accept full three liter quantity. Or more 3,2 liter?
3 liters? Total capacity when installing a new gearbox is 1,9ltrs, when replacing oil, one should get out 1,7ish liter and that is also the amount to be put back in through the reverse sensor switch hole.
thankyou for the video. very informative and helpful. On a side note, i'm sure there is a filter to be changed with this. Change oil, change filter.
ServiceProcess 17 mm allen keys
No filter it’s a splash lubricated gearbox
I have skoda Octavia 1.9tdi 105bhp with 5 speed manual transmission. How much oil i should fill. Skoda said 1.9ltr but it dont take 1.9ltr from filler. Any idea about capacity and how to fill? Plz
best fill through the return sensor hole
My Golf gear box is making a whining sound when driving. Would a fluid change stop this.? Thanks
I am going to do it this weekend as my 08 Jetta MKV was also making a whining sound and when I made a left turn, if it works I'll let you know I'm using Motul 75/90 and Mos2 anti friction additive from liqui moly that ECS sales when doing this service, so on Sunday I'll let you know...if in case you are having similar issues as it also runs a bit rough...at first I thought it was the bearings but it's not after doing some checks the bearings are still fine so I need to do a Manual Trans service this Sunday
+MrJag83aa hey after step 3 level vehicle off of jack stands onto ground:)
This way is wrong, because motor/transmission mounting angle of VW golf MK5 has changed. Gearbox 5 shift take from 1,7 to 1,9 litres oil. Look for more information at internet (you can find correct steps to change oil gearbox), before make something wrong!!!!
What is the correct way then ? Can't find it....
You did this operation completely wrong.
Firstly. You didn't drain all the gearbox oil. You drained the oil from the differential part of the gearbox housing, but the oil in the gearbox part of the gearbox housing remains.
Secondly. You poured too little gearbox oil. In the VW Golf 5, the plug that you unscrewed at the beginning of the movie is not used to pour the oil into the gearbox housing. Instead of that, You should unscrew the reverse light switch and about 2 liters (1.9-2.1 liters) of oil are poured through the hole after it, after draining all gear oil from the gearbox housing.
Thirdly. In the VW Golf 5 and derivatives, it is not possible to check if there is too little oil in the gearbox housing. All you can do is drain the old oil completely from both parts of the gearbox housing and pour about 2 liters (1.9-2.1 liters) of oil back into the gearbox.
Because for the gentlemen from VW, the Golf 4 gearbox housing turned too much forward and in the Golf V the inspection hole is below the required gear oil level.
If You want to find how to drain oil from the gearbox part of the gearbox housing of the VW Golf 5 manual gearbox, please search for proper print screens from the VW service manual. There are some pictures that present this ****king engineering disaster. :-)
@@robertregua5140 where is the other drain plug located? I’ve been searching for the answer for hours and all that I’ve found are people like you have drain from another plug, but aren’t showing/describing where to find it. Thanks
@@chipattack912 I have described what you need to look for.
In the case of my cars (I have two with such a badly placed gearbox) I first unscrew this well-visible drain plug and pour off all the oil that may fall off it.
Then I unscrew the plug normally used for pouring oil. With this hole and the device for sucking the used oil out of the engine, I suck out all the oil left in the gearbox section. I carry out the suction until any movement of the suction tip does not cause the appearance of new portions of oil in the suction pipe.
After that, I screw in the oil drain plug.
Then I screw in the plug for pouring oil into the gearbox.
Then I unscrew the reverse gear sensor, which is located at the very top of the gearbox, and through the hole in which the reverse gear sensor is screwed, I pour 2.0 dm3 of gear oil into the gearbox.
And that's the whole secret.
what is that screw called that you used to open the plugs?
ruclips.net/video/Ig6kq5A4AYM/видео.html
17mm allen
is M10 long nut
My friend GL5 motul is good ? 75w80
NO .....GL4 only
You do know there’s an overflow stem you have to remove, right? You replaced about 1/3 of what you need to.
can you explain it? I did it like in this videao, but could only fill about 900ml back into the gearbox?!
@@MarcRademacher there's a stem inside pan that can be unscrewed using 5mm allen. it is there so proper level of transmission fluid can be achieved. just remove, let everything in pan drain out and replace and refill. let me know if you have any questions.
@@rhoddin Is this correct? The service manual does not mention this. It says only to remove drain plug and to remove the pivot pin located next to the drain plug...
@@rhoddin I think you mix with automatic gearbox maybe?
Would this be the same as an 2006 1.9tdi pd105 skoda octavia?
Yes
Thanks mate it was easy then I thought 👍
Ciao! Che olio hai usato?
dik za navod ;)
how many liters do i need afte removing old one
you need buy 2l. give 1,2-1,4
Toto som sa chcel aj ja opýtať... :-)
How many litres of oil did u fit
1,2-1,4 litros
Please what were the tools used ? Specially the tools used to remove the 2 screw
I bought a link matrix. in the OBI hobby shop ruclips.net/video/Ig6kq5A4AYM/видео.html
excelent
Hi
What is the code of your transmission?
Regards!
What gearbox is this? I read its a 5 speed but on which motor is it? Whats the 3 digit name of the gearbox? FXQ?
Bqq i think ? 🤔🤔
Hi, after how many years or km is scheduled replacement? I never changed
I heard that the liquid is alive (it does not need to be changed).
I also heard that car makers mean lifelong thinking 100,000 - 150,000 km.
I think it does not need to change it (there is no problem for 10 years and 300,000 km) but I am neither an expert nor a chemist.
I changed it because I had a gear problem. But this did not apply to gear oil
SVK : počul som že tá kvapalina je do životná (že ju netreba meniť).
ďalej som počul že výrobcovia áut pojmom doživotná myslia 100.000 - 150.000 km.
ja si myslím že ju netreba meniť (nie je žiaden problém 10 rokov a 300.000 km) ale ja nie som odborník ani chemik.
ja som ju menil lebo som mal problém s prevodovkou. ten sa ale netýkal prevodového oleja
Thanks
if gears are hard to set; you need to replase the oil; or in 10 k you will change the gearbox
how much capacity gead oil in gear box
I think over three liters. Be careful with this. It seems full after two liters but you must turn the wheels while filling until correct amount is filled... Be very careful.. I made this mistake three times.
which tool did you use???
Is there a filter for the transmission oil?
i think no.
Yes there is
I drained the old oil but I cannot refill. It comes out when I fill it up. I was only able to put in 200ml.
My VW Touran is not changing gears Can this fix the problem help pliz
maybe clutch /300.000 km/
Wrong way to change oil on this gearbox your gearbox will go break
explain what is the correct way
@@bencrosbie you need to unbolt torx bolt to remowe pin that hold gears where is the vw logo on the front of gearbox and then all of oil comes down then fill the gearbox thru the reverselight switch with 2.1 L of oil
@@autoservisdoboj ok ill try that the next time
@@bencrosbie if you fill throught uper 17mm alen bolt your differential in the gearbox will be left without oil and fall apart soon
What an operation...
is this the same for a mk5 golf gti?
probably yes
Cau bracho pocuj ja budem cez vikend tiez menit na svojej O2 FL a mam k tomu trochu iny navod ja to mam lievat cez spianc spaitocky ale na prevdocke mam tiez tak isto otvory ako ty a tiez mi treba tak 1,7 litra pri plneni
ano da sa to (alebo dokonca má sa to) cez tu dieru snímača spiatočky. skutočnosť bola taká že, sa mne tam nepodarilo tolko naliať cez tú bočnú dieru. treba asi naliať, trochu pojazdiť a znovu dolievať. a na záver - ja bych to ani nemenil ale, mal som vtedy problem prevodovka-spojka a ako prvý krok som vymenil prevodový olej. no nakonec bol problém v zhorenej spojke.
golf Wagen áno musíš cez ten spinac lebo prevodovka ma iný uhol naklonu a vkuse by ti tieklo cez ten horný a neviem či si si zaaretoval prevodovku aby si rychlosti nepohol ale to je len pre istotu a chcem sa opýtať ked si nalial tak si aj s autom aj pobehal trošku a znova dokiaľ vsak
pobehol bi som. ale nakolko som výmenou prevodoveho oleja nevyriešil svoj problem tak som dal vymeniť spojku a tam my to doliali do plna. p.s. prevodovka nepotrebuje mat olej do plna, ale treba ho tam sa pokusit dat co najviac k plnosti
Top job boys
This is wrong!!!! You don't get out all old.oil.which should be app. 2.0 L .
You evacuated around 0.5L meanind old oil is stuck between other compartimens in gear box.
You did that totally wrong. Lol.
hello!
how much oil you fill in?
For the Jetta Mkv 2.5 it will need 1.9 liters of 75W90 gear oil/Manual Trans
+MrJag83aa They made a Change by my Golf MK5 6 gear manual and it was full after 1.2liter, why?
+xxstyler88 Hey, for the 02Q Trans service 6 speed manual once you fill first time and you said 1.2 filled in close the fill plug...Start engine and go through gears 1-6 slowly for 2 minutes...now that oil has gone through gears it should be lower, Now add the rest in fill plug for the 6 speed it takes 2.3 liters...in accordance with Bentley Manual hope it helps
+MrJag83aa it wasnt a brandnew transmission, VW says only that we should flow it out and fill it up and when its come out over the fill in hole we should stop it. i have fear that it has too less oil now can happen something?
+xxstyler88 yea that's too little of oil only about half...yes you will star to hear a whining sound to groaning as well as the fluid inside is too low...follow the steps I sent they are out of the Bentley Manual for that specific Trans and it should help to fill it properly
what key number to use
Only a liter goes there?
more, but gradually, one that complements despite the reverse sensor ruclips.net/video/K0CQBx1JAnI/видео.html
Is this Diesel or petrol
diesel
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Comments on fluid amount needed: 1.4ltr, 1.7-1.8ltr, 1.9 -2.1ltr, 3 litres. Cheers guys 👍
Is this for a 5 speed manual transmission or 6 speed?
5 speed manual
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the oil is not even 1 Liter that Comes out why soo less oil
This operation is wrong..
why?
@@edinalihodzic2 bcs in this gear is 1,9l oil
29 Nm for both bolts/screws/ inbus
Estas mal compa
I didn't see the putting back of the outlet screw. ..u put soon after emptying or? ?
fit the drain screw before adding new fluid
how much capacity gear oil in gear box
buy 2l. capacity is 1,4 to 1,7 i think
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I didn't see the putting back of the outlet screw. ..u put soon after emptying or? ?