2008 Volkswagen Jetta Intake Manifold Removal and Replacement and Thermostat Location

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[@mkzmatthew25]

This was so helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@williamwildman5577]

Great video as I have a leaking thermostat housing/hose on a 2007 2.5 Jetta. Thought it was the water pump but bad guess (same area under the car). This shouldn't be a big deal and I'll get some help from my 4-H Automotive students. Good explanation on the process and details of removal.

[@danp3677]

Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video.

[@micheldube855]

Great video and thanks for putting this together, as I am just getting ready to replace the thermostat on my Golf 2.5 liter. Very well explained and clear instructions,

[@chrisabcdefg8171]

Great video! I've had to make those long thin torx bits too using my drill extension. I put some scotch tape on the end and push the bit in and wrap tape like you did.

[@MRJMAYJR]

Thank you so. A great help.
God bless you and have a good day

[@freeman368]

Awsome thank you..

[@jintermont]

The manifold bolts are 6mm hex not a Torx 40 as you said they were jsyk

[@305tyrone4]

But where’s the thermostat

[@pedroariza3436]

For real, lol