Vw Beetle 2.0 Head Gasket Replacement at Sandra Schulz blog

Vw Beetle 2.0 Head Gasket Replacement. You can pull the head w/o removing the rocker shaft assy, so only really need to replace the head bolts, pd150 (arl) bolts offer greater. Just go ahead and replace them and torque to spec (the vw manual; I put on a reconditioned cylinder head and new gasket (and another new thermostat) and it was ok. Easy to use parts catalog. If you are a diy type you could save yourself some monies if you did it your self. This is part 1 of a series for this repair! She said it's leaking oil and she took it to a mechanic and they said she has a bad head. Doing the head gasket on a 2.0 is a piece of cake; My sister's got a '98 beetle with a 2.0 in it. Says to not use rtv on any part of the cooling system). Rockauto ships auto parts and body parts from over 300 manufacturers to customers' doors worldwide, all at warehouse prices. Hopefully you only have a leaking gasket.

This is part 1 of a series for this repair! Doing the head gasket on a 2.0 is a piece of cake; I put on a reconditioned cylinder head and new gasket (and another new thermostat) and it was ok. Just go ahead and replace them and torque to spec (the vw manual; Rockauto ships auto parts and body parts from over 300 manufacturers to customers' doors worldwide, all at warehouse prices. You can pull the head w/o removing the rocker shaft assy, so only really need to replace the head bolts, pd150 (arl) bolts offer greater. If you are a diy type you could save yourself some monies if you did it your self. She said it's leaking oil and she took it to a mechanic and they said she has a bad head. Says to not use rtv on any part of the cooling system). My sister's got a '98 beetle with a 2.0 in it.

Replacing Head Gasket Edge at James Crowell blog

Vw Beetle 2.0 Head Gasket Replacement Doing the head gasket on a 2.0 is a piece of cake; You can pull the head w/o removing the rocker shaft assy, so only really need to replace the head bolts, pd150 (arl) bolts offer greater. Easy to use parts catalog. Hopefully you only have a leaking gasket. She said it's leaking oil and she took it to a mechanic and they said she has a bad head. This is part 1 of a series for this repair! If you are a diy type you could save yourself some monies if you did it your self. Just go ahead and replace them and torque to spec (the vw manual; I put on a reconditioned cylinder head and new gasket (and another new thermostat) and it was ok. Says to not use rtv on any part of the cooling system). Rockauto ships auto parts and body parts from over 300 manufacturers to customers' doors worldwide, all at warehouse prices. My sister's got a '98 beetle with a 2.0 in it. Doing the head gasket on a 2.0 is a piece of cake;