Engine Cover Rubber Buffer, Removing And Installing

Only Jetta GTI Edition 30

NOTE:

The engine cover rubber buffers are replaced in conjunction with the air filter on the Jetta GTI Edition 30 every 60, 000 km.

-- Lay the engine cover on a soft surface with the top side facing up to prevent damaging the chrome application.

-- Remove the rubber buffer -arrows- from the engine cover.

Fig 1: Locating Rubber Buffers

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-- The press new rubber buffers back into their guides.

To install engine cover, reverse sequence used when removing it.