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Coolant Hose Connection Diagram

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Vehicles with a Manual Transmission 

Fig 1: Identifying Coolant Hose Connection Diagram - With Manual Transmission
GWWA19-10476Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN UNITED STATES, INC.
  1. Radiator 
  2. After-Run Coolant Pump -V51- 
  3. Coolant Pump 
  4. Coolant Thermostat 
  5. Oil Cooler 
  6. Cylinder Head and Cylinder Block 
  7. Turbocharger 
  8. Coolant Expansion Tank 
  9. to the Auxiliary Heater 
    • Not available in the US/Canadian market.
  10. from the Auxiliary Heater 
    • Not available in the US/Canadian market.
  11. Heater Core 
  12. Coolant Connection 

Vehicles with a Automatic Transmission 

Fig 2: Identifying Coolant Hose Connection Diagram - Vehicles With DSG Transmission
GWWA19-10475Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN UNITED STATES, INC.
  1. Radiator 
  2. After-Run Coolant Pump -V51- 
  3. Coolant Thermostat 
  4. Coolant Pump 
  5. Oil Cooler 
  6. Cylinder Head and Cylinder Block 
  7. Turbocharger 
  8. Coolant Expansion Tank 
  9. to the Auxiliary Heater 
    • Not available in the US/Canadian market.
  10. from the Auxiliary Heater 
    • Not available in the US/Canadian market.
  11. Heater Core 
  12. Transmission Oil Cooler 
  13. Coolant Connection 
  14. Thermostat for the Transmission Oil Cooler 
    • On some vehicles, the thermostat is located on the outflow side of the transmission oil cooler.