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Where on the 9n is...

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....the following; My car is booked in for a service and i'm not saying i don't trust them but.........i don't :lol:

Without a Haynes Manual i need to know where these are so i can initial them to check they have been changed.

*Pollen Filter
*Air Filter
*Oil Filter
*PLUG (that's what the work sheet says, quantity 1 at 94 pence)(Guessing it must be the glow plug)

Many thanks in advance to anyone who can help! Diagrams would be good too if anyone has access to that software with the pictures showing where stuff is (you know what i mean :lol: )
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Post by SiDaBa »

Pollen Filter is in the passenger footwell i think... (can show you tmw)
Air Filter... in the engine bay :P
I wouldn't be able to identify the Oil fiter nor what the PLUG is.
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Post by mfa-polo »

Ask for all the old filters, tell them you collect them!? :roll:
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mfa-polo wrote:Ask for all the old filters, tell them you collect them!? :roll:
How would i know there mine and not some old ones they had lying around?
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Post by Harald73 »

Somehow it seems you are a little bit too paranoid? ;-)

Just don´t think it´s a long term way of doing business if they just cheat customers out of their money. Well I guess that happens too, but...
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Post by mfa-polo »

dino wrote:
mfa-polo wrote:Ask for all the old filters, tell them you collect them!? :roll:
How would i know there mine and not some old ones they had lying around?
Its not the point, you'd feel happier with a carrier bag full of dirty filters!

If trust is such an issue with you Dino, why not just watch them carry out your service!
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i asked to do this once! they declined for insurance reasons!
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Post by vwclub.gr »

Same here... :roll:
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Post by logistix »

here's a pic showing the engine bay of 1.4tdi:
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the airbox is straightforward to access, you need to undo 2 philips screws and then fiddle with the box until you can open it.
sadly i don't know how to access the fuel filter
i don't think PLUG refers to glow plugs as they are not that cheap and i don't think they are regularly serviced unless something's wrong.

i hope this helps
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Post by dino »

Cheers for the pic but clean that engine!! :lol:

heheh just kidding...





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and yes before anyone says anything, it was cleaned under the engine cover too :P
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Post by logistix »

yeah sorry for the dirt :oops: car has been lying on snow and i didn't really have time to clean it lately. what do you use to clean the black plastic parts, they look shiny and new!

by the way, most dealers here have a customer lounge which has a clear view of the servicing area, so you can watch them work on your car. might be worth asking if they have one at your dealer.

edit: just noticed, you have the brake fluid reservoir on the wrong side! lol
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