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DIY How to replace the PCV valves assembly on your 2.0T TSI engine

steemax

steemax

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DBESTGTI said:
I'm not really sure why anyone would recommend using something small to pry the hose and all the coil connectors off instead of just doing it the right way and hitting the release tabs with your fingers. We get alot of people coming in to replace that hose and the the connectors because they broke them trying to do exactly what is being recommended in this DIY
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Hmmm not sure why a tool would be needed to pry them, mine came off really easily by just pushing the tabs with my fingers.
 
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Paul@DeutscheAutoParts

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DBESTGTI said:
I'm not really sure why anyone would recommend using something small to pry the hose and all the coil connectors off instead of just doing it the right way and hitting the release tabs with your fingers. We get alot of people coming in to replace that hose and the the connectors because they broke them trying to do exactly what is being recommended in this DIY
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This write up was done by a dealer tech. I do agree that using a tool can increase the likelihood of breaking that connection.
This is really at the discretion of the person performing the install.
 
steemax

steemax

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Did anyone figure out the torque specs yet? My parts come in today
 
Dybz

Dybz

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No torque specs yet?
 
steemax

steemax

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No but I just hand tightened them as far as they go with a small tool to avoid over tightening... It's been over a month now and absolutely no leaks and works flawlessly.

As long as you clean the area the gasket/seal is sitting you'll be fine.


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