Several Reviews suggested using the a rear seal, but when I go to the seal that they recommend, it says it does not fit my 2003 TDI Jetta?
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I have changed out over 100 VW MKIV TDI wheel bearings. I assure you that there is not a rear seal on this car. If you have any more questions you can email me at JAR0987@AOL.COM. Tony
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It depends on the of transmission in your car. This fluid is for DSG 6 speed transmission also known as dual clutch transmission. I dought your jetta is equipped with this type of transmission
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Did not fit my 2000 new beetle tdi, and when I tried returning it I never received a response. Do some more research and make sure it is the right one before they take your money too
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According to Curt Mfg it fits 2015 Jettas except the TDI. I have a 2013 TDI and it fit fine so the TDI must have changed somewhat.
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I have a 2011 Vw Jetta and the matts don't fit very well. The holes for the floor mat pegs don't fit properly and the mat slides forward into the gas pedal. Even when it sits partially flush with one of the hole it still touches the gas pedal.
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It didn't fit my Jetta as well as I had hoped and when I tried to return it I found that it was impossible. I tried calling the number many times with no answer. Regards.
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Hi, Honestly, dont know if it fit the 2008. BUT it did my older Jetta TDI 2006. I guess if the chassis between 2006 and 2008 didn't change, it will b ok.
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Yes. OEM will be either Meyle (accordion element) or Mann (straight element) filters for 2010+20??. I currently have a 2011 Jetta TDI CJAA engine and I purchased a case of 5 from Amazon (Fowler VW). Amazon/Fowler VW however had the incorrect picture of the filter (Meyle with accordion element) though, the one they sent (Mann with straight element) was still considered OEM by VW and I would consider either filter as good as the other. If you're looking for the best price, sometimes you have to overlook things like this case of the picture being incorrect. Despite the picture, the item is correct for this car. -JBS Yes. OEM will be either Meyle (accordion element) or Mann (straight element) filters for 2010+20??. I currently have a 2011 Jetta TDI CJAA engine and I purchased a case of 5 from Amazon (Fowler VW). Amazon/Fowler VW however had the incorrect picture of the filter (Meyle with accordion element) though, the one they sent (Mann with straight element) was still considered OEM by VW and I would consider either filter as good as the other. If you're looking for the best price, sometimes you have to overlook things like this case of the picture being incorrect. Despite the picture, the item is... » Read More Yes. OEM will be either Meyle (accordion element) or Mann (straight element) filters for 2010+20??. I currently have a 2011 Jetta TDI CJAA engine and I purchased a case of 5 from Amazon (Fowler VW). Amazon/Fowler VW however had the incorrect picture of the filter (Meyle with accordion element) though, the one they sent (Mann with straight element) was still considered OEM by VW and I would consider either filter as good as the other. If you're looking for the best price, sometimes you have to overlook things like this case of the picture being incorrect. Despite the picture, the item is correct for this car. -JBS « Show Less
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I have a 2013 Jetta, and it did not fit on mine. I kept it anyway because I didn't want to hassle in sending it back because I waited about a month and a week before I got it.
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On my Volkswagen Jetta there were two sensors. One just after the catty and one on the exhaust manifold. the one with the long cable goes on the manifold. By the way, I recomend replacing the upstream first and see if this does the trick. Also get one of those cheap ODB blue tooth code readers and the free android or windows app called TORX. Understand and monitor the codes as you drive. One bad code is okay but two is not. I actually cleaned the caty by removing it and dumping acetone through it. Probably wont pass again and it was a lot of work.
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I used the kit in a 1995 Jetta and it worked like a charm. the lock cylinder was a little different but it worked fine. Just be very careful about changing the pins in the cylinder to match your old one. There are video's on-line that you MUST watch prior to replacing. good luck.
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I used for a VW Jetta 2007. Had both front and rear mats that are the same as the originals
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If your key looks like the one in the picture it should fit. It fit my 2003 Jetta perfectly. Just find a video online so you do it properly.
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This system is for retrofit use in vehicles manufactured without a TPMS system in them. You have a system in your Jetta made in accordance to Federal law. You cannot tamper with this system. Given that your vehicle is under warranty, the VW dealer would most likely remove any component that you instal that affects or interferes with any mandated safety system.My recommendation: buy a good tire pressure gauge, such as a Longacre or Accugage 0-60 psi model. Plan to spend about $20-25 and check your tire pressure twice a month and before any trip. Good luck.
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Mine came with the gaskets.For the lines. I would get them here. http://www.germanautoparts.com/Volkswagen/Jetta/Engine/415
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Don't know if it will fit the Jetta. We used it on the roof rails of a 2010 Terrain.
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I would say yes since there is a4 parts on my 2010 jetta tdi and it works awesome on mine thank you and have a great day