VW Thermostat Replacement- EA888- Jetta- Passat- Alltrack- Tiguan- Golf
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- In this video we do a deep dive into the wonderful world of the leaking vw thermostat housing. Most of these leak from the lower radiator flange connection or where they fuse the two halves of the thermostat together. Either way, if you have this engine at some point you will need to replace this part! I hope this video helped you! Stay blessed!
Hi Johnny,
If only you were in my area, Northern Oregon coast…My dealership says I have a thermostat leak on my 2017 VW AllTrack but that they cannot tell me just how much of one. They have done all the regular maintenance on my car and this is the first time (100,000 miles) something major has come up. I have to travel 50 miles or more for any regular errands, have a second grandson about to be born 6 hrs. Away and am nervous to be on the road and have my engine shut down if the leak increases as they said could be the worst case scenario.
Is there a way to keep an eye on this until I can get it for servicing? The level of fluid was not low, by the mechanic, but they think a seal has deteriorated which is why they saw some fluid.
Any suggestions? Thanks for your videos, I don’t watch UA-cam much, my husband and sons do all the time. I’ve subscribed to your channel so I can learn about my car now that it is older.
Madlen R. Silkwood
Mrs. Silkwood, first I would like to thank you so much for watching my video, for the comment and for subscribing; it means so much to me! Second congratulations on another grandchild such a blessing! The Alltrack is a great vehicle with a robust engine and drivetrain and with proper service should last you for many years to come. I'm not sure where yours is leaking from (usually it is from where they manufacture the two halves of the thermostat together) or how bad it is leaking so to tell you driving over 6 hours is okay would not be right. Although I have never seen an engine turn off from lack of coolant (your vehicle has a light that will tell you when the coolant is low) I can tell you that i have seen some go for many months before the repair becomes a necessity not just a suggestion. But if you do have to wait some time before getting this repair completed my only suggestion would be to keep an eye on your coolant levels once a week or every time you fill up your gas tank whichever is sooner. Your coolant reservoir is under the hood top left of the engine compartment. There is a minimum and maximum line, just make sure it is in the middle.If you need a video on where it is I can quickly make one for you and if there is anything you need to know about your car let me know!
Yoo can you tell me if there is a secondary coolant temp sensor and where it is on this model VW
I’ve just changed the thermostat in the thermostat housing and changed the coolant temp sensor by the belt going to the radiator, recently had a guy that works on foreign vehicles say there may be another coolant temp sensor somewhere on the engine block, I think I may know where it is but I cannot find any diagrams and or any kind of real help, like your video is the first video showing exactly what I had to remove so thank you for that!
Buenas tardes
Se puede cambiar solo el termostato, o no?
Hola, el termostato y la bomba de agua se pueden reemplazar por separado.
What is the basic settings procedure. Also, is the thermostat for the Atlas located in the same spot?
@@hgresseau basic settings can only be performed through a scan tool. There’s a little motor in the assembly that opens and closes and basic settings teaches the end stops of that motor to the engine control module. Although performing basic settings is recommended most of the time you can get away without it.. yes if you have a 4 cylinder engine your atlas has the thermostat in the same spot.
I have a 2016 vw passat. My oil pant is covered in coolant and i cant find any hose leaking or anything. Im making a wild guess and im going to replace the thermostat housing. I think its probably that seal between the water pump and housing. Wish me luck. If you think its something else please let me know lol
Hey there, if the pan is that wet I would check where the lower radiator hose meets with the thermostat housing. It could also be the engine bracket that has your oil cooler on it! I have seen that many times as well. 😊
@@itsme_jonnyt it was the water pump. Thank you for the video and advice 🙏
Ho man to much shee fix simple termostate is crazy is involvible how you need 100 pieces for temostae crazy!!!!!