Assembly overview: Notes

2002 Volkswagen Golf GLS, 2.0 K, StandardSECTION Notes
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Fig 1: Lubrication System Assembly Overview
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1 - 8 Nm

  • Fastened to intake manifold

2 - Dipstick

3 - Guide tube

  • For dipstick
  • Secured by a bolt to intake manifold

4 - Cylinder block

5 - Oil non-return valve

  • Removing and installing
  • Note installation position
  • Clean if badly soiled

6 - 8 Nm

7 - Oil pump drive cover

8 - O-ring

  • Replace
  • Oil before assembling

9 - Oil pump drive

10 - Intermediate shaft

11 - Thrust washer

12 - 10 Nm

  • Install with locking fluid "D6"

13 - Oil spray jet

14 - Input shaft

  • For oil pump drive

15 - Oil pump

  • Disassembling and assembling, refer to Oil pump, assembly overview 
  • Coat oil pressure line at cylinder block and oil pump housing with sealing compound AMV 188 001 02

16 - 23 Nm

17 - Oil drain plug, 30 Nm

  • Replace if washer is permanent

18 - Oil pan

19 - Oil level thermal sensor G266

20 - 12 Nm

21 - Oil filter housing

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