1974 V.W. Beetle Maintenance Part 1 Oil Change
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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For this assembly use both gaskets. 1- Apply a gasket to the top of the sump screen to a clean engine case, 2- Then apply a gasket to the bottom of the clean sump screen. 3- Apply the clean drain cap. The torque is very specific to 5ft lbs on the retention nuts tightened in a cross pattern with the copper washers. No need to use any sealant unless the flanges of the parts are not flat due to over torqueing of the fasteners. Otherwise a very thin layer of clean grease on both sides of each gasket. Careful with the gaskets they are a bit fragile. All of the above has worked well with my "71" Super Beetle. Thanks for the videos!
In a pinch can I use a cardboard oj box to make a gasket
Nice 74 Super Beetle.
Enjoyed your video very much.
FYI ….some oil plates have a screen that uses two gaskets, one on each face.
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I have a 1969 bug thanks for the video I’m learning as I watch.
Your welcome! Happy to help!
Great work.
I appreciate the detail discussion about placing the jack and stands.
Thanks! I'm glad you found our video helpful.
Not mentioned is the fact that, as a Beatle owner, you now have a new lifestyle. While everyone else is watching the game on Sunday, you'll be maintaining your car. From 1000 mile oil changes and valve adjustments to weekly brake adjustments and whatever the new noise is, you'll never have a lazy weekend!
Nice video
Thankyou guy's good work keep making good educational videos for us bless your hearts!
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Great information! I have a '77 Beetle and would like to do simple oil changes (more frequent) in between filter and gasket maintenance with the VW mechanic I go to. Can I ask what your take is on using an oil pump for that purpose? Thanks!
The oil screen gets sandwiched in between the 2 gaskets.
What external oil filter kit did you guys use ? All the kits I see won't work with the stock exhaust for some reason
Wow, 5w30 synthetic oil for such an old car? PS The second gasket is from oil filter..
Thanks for your input. As far as the oil situation I typically use Joe Gibbs racing oil (High Zinc Formula). The oil was supplied by the client and he was insistent on using it.
you did the oil seal wrong there arev2 because they get sandwiched between the strainer.
Yeah you're right. Thanks for the tip.