Third Brake Light Replacement: MK4 Volkswagen New Beetle Hatchback (1998-2005)

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[@Conservative73]

Thank you! Nicely done! 🎉😊

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Thank you too!

[@wizbang16]

Nice video. Great explanation of the job. Thank you.

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Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@nellegirl6288]

Amazing video!!!!

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Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video. Happy driving!

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@@BuildYourOwn Your welcome. Is this car a good reliable car because I’m thinking about buying one

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@@nellegirl6288 It's great that you're considering an MK4 Volkswagen Beetle as your potential next car. These vehicles are known for their unique, retro styling and are quite popular among car enthusiasts. As for reliability, here are a few key points to consider: Engine and transmission: The MK4 Beetle comes with a variety of engine options, including the 1.8L turbo, 2.0L, and TDI diesel engines. Each has its own set of advantages and drawbacks. In general, the engines are considered reliable, but as with any used car, their condition will depend on how well they have been maintained by the previous owner. Maintenance and repairs: The MK4 Beetle is relatively easy to work on, with many parts being affordable and widely available. However, some repairs can be more expensive due to the car's unique design and layout. Regular maintenance is key to keeping any vehicle running reliably, so be prepared to invest in routine services like oil changes and brake inspections. Common issues: As with any vehicle, the MK4 Beetle has its share of common problems. Some of these include window regulator failure, coil pack issues, and problems with the mass air flow sensor. It's important to research these issues and be prepared to address them if they arise. Age and mileage: As the MK4 Beetle was produced between 1998 and 2010, the age and mileage of the specific car you are looking at will have an impact on its reliability. A well-maintained, low-mileage example will generally be more reliable than one with high mileage and spotty maintenance history. Ultimately, the reliability of an MK4 Volkswagen Beetle will depend on factors such as maintenance history, mileage, and how it was treated by previous owners. It's crucial to have any potential purchase inspected by a qualified mechanic to identify any issues and determine if the car is a good fit for you. I also have some links and resources for you. I am a big fan of the MK4 beetle and have lots of content. You should watch my 1998-2005 Volkswagen New Beetle Turbo Cost to Repair video. It's worth noting that I've put a few more grand into the car since the video. I will do an update video at some point. This is a good video to watch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIWwnnWCo5arZ68 Then over on my website, I have an entire category on the MK4 beetle. You should take a quick look at the articles. You will probably find one that's helpful to you. Here's the link: www.buildpriceoption.com/category/mk4-beetle/ Do let me know if you have any other beetle questions.

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@@BuildYourOwn Oh okay 😁

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