instructions on how to remove the engine cover to get at air filter

Asked by Kevin Jun 05, 2011 at 10:08 AM about the 2007 Volkswagen Jetta Wolfsburg Edition

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Any details on how to remove the engine cover.  It appears very complicated, so pictures would be great.  Thanks for the help.

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2,125

If you can't figure out how to take the plastic cover off the engine, you'll never figure out how to change the air filter. Take it to a dealer or buy a book.

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Um, really!? don't touch anything if you can't figure that out.

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HI You must lift the cover at each corner its very hard to pull up .Watch our knuckles . The filter is on the back side of the cover.Its held with 6 s cruse.And when you replace the unit put some lube on the grommets to let them slide on the studs much easier to go on .Good luck

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