How to Change the Oil on a 2019-2024 VW Taos Jetta Golf 1.4T or 1.5T

[@LMacNeill]

So many GTI oil-change videos -- this is the only one I could find that showed how to do it on a 1.4T engine. Thanks!

[@blauparts]

Glad we could help!

[@adape0884frank]

I thought it would be hard but it looks easy.

[@Jamesadams024]

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[@robinbutler2827]

I watch this video everytime I change the oil on my Jetta. Mainly for the torque specifications.

[@johnkoops8541]

2:58 shocked about that nasty rust on the frame or control arm 😮

[@TheDumpbin]

One important item I sadly learned is that the "crush washer" is usually not given to you when you get a drain plug. I thought the plug and washer I was given was the whole item. Plug leaked and I added to the overtight from previous owner (leaks when i got car) and had to do new pan to fix. 1000 error. So be sure you get the crush washer also plus plug and don't make my error. I suggest you get parts from dealer for these oil changes. Why VW would use separate crush washer is bizarre. But now you know.

[@T3HL393nd]

Nice, was considering buying a Volkswagen Jetta and was wondering if I'd be able to do the oil change myself. Thank you!

[@SS-iv7wv]

What's up with the rust on the subframe under the engine? Never seen that before on such a new looking car. Tell vw, maybe they have defective subframes?

[@johnsnider5733]

Great video! Question about oil capacity, why specify 4 liters instead of 4.22 quarts? I have yet to see oil sold by the liter in the USA.

[@blauparts]

Hi John, thanks for the comment! We specify 4 liters because the German bottles of RAVENOL oil we use in our oil change kits are sold by liter instead of by quart: www.blauparts.com/vw-jetta-motor-oil-change-kit-1-4t-0w20-vw-508-00.html

[@-First-Last]

Uh ?

[@TommyG11814]

If vw spec 0w20 508.00 oil is not readily available is it OK to use a premium GF6A full synthetic instead.

[@0990-l7b]

Is it strictly necessarily put 0w20 like in your video ? In my country i have a choice between Mobil 1 ESP Formula 5w30 ...or VW VAG Longlife III FE 0w30 ? Hope for your answer, thx

[@nicolasEmeza]

i've used 5w30 and it worked no problems

[@kenmastersmaster]

I've noticed you removed the oil filter before you drained the oil. Does a lot of oil drain from the filter area or only what's trapped in the filter? Basically I wouldn't be able to drain everything from the filter and not use the oil drain plug right? I ask because I don't have any crush washers and want to minimize messing with stuff.

[@coreyclouse1255]

you have to pull the drain plug to get all the oil out (or suck it out from above thru the dipstick hole). Pulling the filter will not drain all of the oil from the crankcase.

[@kenmastersmaster]

​@@coreyclouse1255how much oil will drain? I notice the filter is above the oil sump so I'm guessing none of the oil will come out except for what's in the filter?

[@coreyclouse1255]

@@kenmastersmaster correct, only the oil in the filter will come out when you just pull the filter.

[@Xatxitor]

You must change your drain plug washer

[@CrimsonBullet999]

Why the filter then the plug? Is that preference or just a specific way for this car

[@shimjohn]

Definitely preference. The most common way is open up the oil fill cap (for gravity), then drain plug, then filter.

[@rogerblauvelt367]

where is the oil temperature sensor?

[@Garage28_28]

2022 1.5 take the same oil ?

[@HB-kz4cr]

Yes, the 2022 VW Jetta 1.5T also uses the 0W-20 VW 508 00 specification oil.

[@sammulemuknen4627]

is 0w20 the best oil for jetta 1.4tsi?

[@blauparts]

If you have a 2019+ Jetta 1.4T, yes, an 0W-20 oil with a VW 508 00 approval like RAVENOL VSE is best. However, if you have a 2013-2018 Jetta 1.4T, then an oil with a VW 502 00 approval is needed, like RAVENOL VMO 5W40. Check out all our available Jetta oil change kits that include the correct oil viscosities and amounts of oil here: www.blauparts.com/parts/volkswagen/jetta/vw-jetta-oil-change-kits.html

[@muntatherkareem2333]

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[@ELITEGOD61]

Can we get a video for changing out transmission fluid

[@blauparts]

That is on our to do list!

[@Andrew-sp8yw]

@@blauparts It’d be great if you made a video of it for this specific model. Plenty of people are looking for ways to do it, myself included. The only videos that seem to exist look like shortcut or workaround solutions, not a proper technique.

[@abdalhgams945]

How many liters do you need for a 2021 R-Line Jetta Turbo 14 model?

[@blauparts]

The VW 1.4L turbo engine in the 2021 Jetta models has an oil capacity of 4 liters. See our kit for more info: www.blauparts.com/vw-jetta-motor-oil-change-kit-1-4t-0w20-vw-508-00.html#related_info

[@crystalabilez531]

Are vw oil changes on the 2019 jetta more expensive than a Toyota Corolla or Honda accord? If so, r we talking about only $20 or is it considerably more expensive??

[@miraclesonnie5490]

When I got mine done professionally they charged $120 (because it takes synthetic, costs more.) Where as a conventional oil change would be around $60. Not too much a big cost difference if you do it yourself tho.

[@wooju1991]

In my personal experiences, it would be considerably more expensive than $20, I'd spend around $40 in total, oil + filter + new drainplug and washer

[@alexsmith6914]

@@miraclesonnie5490 $120?? What a rip off!! To add... Not much of a cost difference? I did mine myself (as I always do) this past weekend. $32.99 for 5qts of Castrol advanced synthetic blend and Auto Zone was running a special for an STP 10,000 mile oil filter with that for $34.99. (Only 2 extra dollars) I always grab a new plug and gasket every change as well from NAPA which is $3 and some change. I'd have to say that's a HUGE cost difference.

[@SKRATCHEDbyBRI]

120 at jiffy lube for me

[@coreyclouse1255]

@@alexsmith6914 your not getting VW spec oil for less than 10 bucks per qt.

[@esqu1re]

Dean from Community!

[@makosasimakis118]

if i dont use oil service kit and use only oil and oil filter , the drainplug with washer comes with oil filter ? or buy seperate ? thanks

[@blauparts]

Hi Makos, the drain plug with washer comes separate from the oil filter. You can find the drain plug on our website here: www.blauparts.com/oil-drain-plug-14mm-thread.html

[@makosasimakis118]

@@blauparts thank you for replying . I have DLAA 1.0 L engine with 110hp . Is that drain plug compatible?

[@scstough]

Don’t use a rag, use a reg!

[@Sophiahatzi]

Μy mechanic in the same engine put 4.300 liters because we change and oil filter...Your opinion please?

[@andrewzolnier9424]

Pretty sure the owners manual specifies “with filter” so whatever that number is the whole amount.

[@KellyMurph]

OK I'm thoroughly confused. The oil filter that Autozone suggested for my GLI Turbo was a long filter that goes inside a cup. But you're showing me an ordinary filter. What gives???

[@blauparts]

Hi there, this DIY video is for non-GLI Jetta models with the 1.4T 4-cylinder. The Jetta GLI models have a different 2.0T 4-cylinder engine. As a result, the procedures shown in this video would not apply to your model.

[@bigdaddymurch4041]

So 0W-20 is basically VW 508 00 from what I’ve been seeing? I’m new to having a 2020 VW Jetta 1.4T S

[@blauparts]

Yes, the needed VW 508 00 spec oil is a 0W-20 viscosity. You can shop our oil change kit that has the VW 508 00 oil and oil filter your model needs here: www.blauparts.com/vw-jetta-motor-oil-change-kit-1-4t-0w20-vw-508-00.html If you'd rather just purchase the oil, check out the related items below the product's description.

[@mntgny7211]

Castrol edge euro car 0w-20 is the right one

[@frankp2206]

what do you do if you strip where the oil plug goes?

[@thomasriding3194]

Cry a little inside, order a new oil pan, and then learn how to be more gentle with your car's orifices

[@-First-Last]

@@thomasriding3194 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kenmastersmaster]

Quite a bit of rust forming on a 2 year old car. Are you guys up north?

[@blauparts]

The perks of Wisconsin salted roads in the winter... 🙃

[@flounderthegup]

First time i ever changed oil on my mk7 i reused drain plug! Big no no lol