Pictures of TDI Engine

[bioduse]

Originally Posted by whitedog

Hopefully someone that actually knows something will wander in and help me out.



15: Tandem pump (fuel pump and vacuum pump together)

Does anyone have a part number (VW's name for this part?)
for #15? I have a leak . . . .

thanks

[tditom]

aren't some vehicles covered by a recall for tandem pump leaks?

[bioduse]

Originally Posted by tditom

aren't some vehicles covered by a recall for tandem pump leaks?

So, they are called tandem pumps . . . .
you have a ETKA part number ?
yes, there are some vehicle covered bt tandem pump leaks . . . . .

[Trog thou Meatier]

Originally Posted by bioduse

So, they are called tandem pumps . . . .
you have a ETKA part number ?
yes, there are some vehicle covered bt tandem pump leaks . . . . .

Try http://www.vagcat.com. The part number for my vehicle appears to be 038145209E.

Check the fuel lines going to and from the tandem pump before you replace it. What looks like a leaky pump could just be bad lines.

[PDJetta]

The coverage is roughly mid to late year 2004 and early 2005 BEW engine code. Other PD engine codes may be covered as well. Its by VIN number.

--Nate

[bioduse]

038-145-209-N
is the part number for the
BEW PD "tandem/vacuum/fuel" pump

[troymobley]

The tdi filter (2003 Jetta TDI) has a ledge up inside on one end but not the other, which end slides on the tube first? Thanks, first oil change. Thanks Troy

[TornadoRed]

Originally Posted by troymobley

The tdi filter (2003 Jetta TDI) has a ledge up inside on one end but not the other, which end slides on the tube first? Thanks, first oil change. Thanks Troy

What I think you mean is the plastic oil "dam", that holds some oil inside the filter after the engine is shut off. That "dam" needs to go on the bottom, otherwise all the oil would drain out. Without the dam, it would take another 1/2 second or so for oil to reach all the top end of the engine.

[mogaf]

Hi i'm new to this site and wondering if someone can help, i've got a seat alhambra tdi pd engine, the fault i've got is no vac to the turbo, ive checked the N75 valve and no vac from there aswell i've search all the vac pipes but no vac any where.
could you guys tell me where the vac actully starts from, so i can start from the bringing.
Or if someone has a Diagram of the vac pipes and valves.

Grateful if anyone can help

[tditom]

mogaf-
I believe your engine has a vacuum pump operated by the camshaft. On my ALH motor there is also a reservoir.

[mogaf]

Hi Tom, Thanks i've found the vac pump, now i need to know is how all vac pipes are contacted and where the vac starts from or if someone has a DIAGRAM of the VAC pipes.

[merkerguitars]

Originally Posted by aprilone59

where is the engine code,99.5 jetta tdi
my timeing broke at idle should i expect valve damage?
thanks.

You definately have valve damage.

[aNUT]

Originally Posted by aprilone59

where is the engine code,99.5 jetta tdi
my timeing broke at idle should i expect valve damage?
thanks.

You may want to start your own thread on this as this is getting off topic. I left a ratchet on the crank pulley bolt during a test start post TB job. It removed the crank pulley, resulting in broken TB symptoms. This was at idle. Damage was 5 bent valves - 2 intakes, 3 exhaust. 4 lifters were visibly destroyed, though I replaced them all. Cam and low end were fine.

[certifiedwreckedvwtdi]

Originally Posted by loggin

1. Air Intake, if I left this off would it lower fuel economy?

[certifiedwreckedvwtdi]

Originally Posted by whitedog

PD engine

I need the part number for the black plastic thing behind the drivers side headlight(has four screws), in front of battery. in the picture it is just right behind the box with 13 in it.