2005 VW BEETLE Cylinder head gasket Part 2 

Thanks Maic for these couple head gasket videos. It is great to watch a pro go through this in real time. I really appreciate how organized you keep everything while taking it apart and the little tips you give while working with the various tools. I am a computer software guy who has tinkered with cars my whole life, not a pro mechanic. Watching these gives me the confidence that I can do this in my garage now. Thank you!

I like these 4 cyl engines... VW for the longest time has been using these 4 cylinder setups for a long time, just changing the exterior / what mounts to the engine (how it looks).

Great series Maic. Thanks!

Outstanding video!! Got to do my 2004 very soon & this has been a great great help, keep up the excellent work!!

You do some good work. You are a excellent mechanic. I wish you could work on my cars.

Seems fairly easy as far as head gaskets go. Thanks

Mr maic , how I can set the timing correct if I t accidentally move, how I check everything? Gracias

Good video bro thanks for sharing

Just what I needed Thanks. I have a question tho. Do you have to lock the camshaft so you don’t lose timing position

Maic, excellent video and thank you for posting it. Did you replace the timing belt and water pump while you were working on replacing the gasket?

I have a 1.6 year 2000 New Beetle. Is there any documentation like you have that I can get for reasonable price?

How many pound do you tighten?

You didn't have to remove the cam gear. It comes out with the head. Unless you are going to put a new one. Or to put a new cam sensor

Hi, sir. Could you tell me about torque specs?