VW Audi 2.0L TFSI CCTA Water Pump & Intake Removal

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I give you as detailed a guide as I can to remove the intake and then the water pump on the 2.0L TFSI CCTA Motors. This is an extremely common repair and I figured you wanted to know what to do to get it done!
Part Numbers
06J121065F - Coolant Pipe
06h121118C - Bridge
06h121026DD - Water Pump

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26 фев 2020

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@Tk3997 2 года назад

I checked a couple different videos, but this one was definitely the best in terms of both covering what needed to be done and showing it effectively. Helped me out quite a bit when I did this on mine at home, good stuff.

@eddgiles Год назад

Thanks for taking the taking the time to record it and uploading it. This is the best video I’ve seen so far

@pgbsf 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this great video! I was able to replace the water pump in my friend’s 2014 Tiguan and it fired right up :-)

@or774 Год назад

Great job with your explanation and tips! Thank you.

@derfstang480 3 года назад

Probably the most thorough and straight forward video on this procedure I’ve seen! Liked and subscribed!

@CoreyStup 21 день назад

The coolant pipe is actually part number 06J121065F. The description has the wrong part number for it (typo, you said it correctly in video).

@hardtailjefe 2 года назад

Thanks man!! I love your comments “they all friggin leak” lol typical vw

@ma7mody 2 года назад

Thanks alot mate for the easy steps.

@adamxu778 Год назад

Nice Video! One question regarding the underneath bracket, would removing only the 13mm good enough to take out the intake, or both ends have to be removed?

@johnniestewart1244 3 года назад

Do you have torque specs on replacing the intake? Also does intake gasket need to be replaced or is it reusable?

@rared7918 2 года назад

Perfect procedure . I was just wondering how to unscrew the belt engine pulley. Beacuse apparently it is not possible to change the belt without unscrew the revers nuts of the pulley ?!