VW Golf MK4 Fuel Filter Replacement

Today we show you how to replace the fuel filter on a Volkswagen Golf MK4 2L gas engine 2004 car. The fuel filter is located underneath the rear passenger side seat underneath the car. Enjoy and stay tuned for more videos!
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[@EEllsberry]

Thanks, a nearby shop wanted $250 to replace this.

[@OvensGarage]

Love saving people money!

[@willtoulan]

That's insane

[@MightyNib]

This is great, thank you!

[@OvensGarage]

Glad it helped!

[@brysonsakala8446]

That' was the best replacement ever

[@OvensGarage]

Thanks!

[@InsaneBandit]

top man, cheers for that helped heaps

[@ruimvp]

I think that is not the right filter. The old filter has three connections. Two with the hose and the other one in the filter with the tube part, connector and rubber seals. In my skoda fabia 1.4 the new filter you put in is for certain VIN numbers and the old for another VIN numbers on the same model. I think it has something to do with having or not pressure regulator. The old one is cheaper than the new you put in. But I am not an expert and not know more than this. But if you know more please inform because I would like to know if the filters are compatible. Thank you.

[@CallMeTwisty]

Would a fuel filter be the cause of engine sputtering? I put new spark plugs in, changed the oil and oil filter, replaced the air filter and still sputtering and lose of acceleration

[@OvensGarage]

I guess it potentially could be. There must be a way to bleed the air out of everything.

[@masonpugh3637]

It's strange how many different fuel filter on cars so I have to order how many miles does go I got 220 00 thanks great video

[@miikavahakangas1452]

Great video! My friend have vw bora 1.4 yearmodel 2000,this video help lot of,thanx!

[@OvensGarage]

You're welcome!

[@joshbeall1607]

Thanks man, appreciate it!!

[@rowenramnath2016]

I want to know what's the fuel filter for? Gas

[@themachine8009]

What would happen if I don’t take the fuse out? Thanks in advance

[@OvensGarage]

Can't remember for sure but I think the fuse has something to do with the electronic pumping of fuel. If you don't take it out fuel will pump continuously. Don't quote me on that though lol

[@bparks_5095]

It cuts the power to the fuel pump, that way when you start the car afterward for a few seconds it sucks some of the fuel out of the lines, that way you dont lose as much fuel when you take the fuel lines off the filter.

[@michaelb5039]

How many miles did you have on the old filter

[@themachine8009]

Is that the same for a 03 Jetta?

[@OvensGarage]

Should be the same for all MK4 VW!