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Engine-Side Coolant System Components - Overview

NOTE:

Coolant Hose Connection Diagram, refer to COOLANT HOSE CONNECTION DIAGRAM .

Vehicles with an automatic transmission have a by-pass thermostat in the coolant supply hose to the transmission fluid cooler.

Bypass thermostat - overview, refer to Fig 2.

Bypass thermostat, checking, refer to Fig 2.

Fig 1: Identifying Engine-Side Coolant System Components Overview
GWWM19-10001Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA, INC.
  1. To Top of Coolant Reservoir
  2. Coolant Connections on Heater Core
  3. O-Ring
    • Replace
  4. Connector
    • For Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor -G62-
    • 2-pin
  5. Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor -G 62-
  6. Clip
    • Make sure it is secure
  7. From Transmission Oil Cooler
    • Only vehicles with automatic transmission
  8. Bolt
    • 40 Nm
  9. Coolant Pipe
  10. Bolt
    • 9 Nm
  11. O-Ring
    • Replace
  12. Coolant Distribution Housing
  13. To Transmission Fluid Cooler
    • Only vehicles with automatic transmission
  14. From Bottom of Reservoir
  15. Preheater
  16. To Upper Radiator Connection
  17. To Upper Radiator Connection
  18. From Lower Radiator Connection
  19. Engine Oil Cooler
  20. Bolt
    • 15 Nm
  21. Connection
  22. Coolant Thermostat
  23. Toothed Belt
  24. Coolant Pump
  25. Bolt
    • 15 Nm
  26. Rear Toothed Belt Guard
  27. Bolt
    • 20 Nm
  28. Throttle Valve Control Module -J338-
Fig 2: Identifying Bypass Thermostat Assembly Overview
GWWM19-0218Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA, INC.

1 -

Spring Bracket

2 -

Housing Lower Section

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Note installation position: The arrow points to ATF cooler

3 -

Operating Element

4 -

Spring

5 -

O-ring

6 -

Housing Upper Section

Checking Bypass Thermostat 

-- Remove the operating element -3- and warm it up in hot water.

Opening begins: approximately 75 °C (167 °F)

Opening ends: approximately 85 °C (185 °F)

Opening travel: approximately 5 mm