NEWZQ 07K145100C Brake Vacuum Pump Replacement for 2006-2014 🔧 VW Jetta Beetle Golf TT 2.5L - Genuine OEM Part #904-817 Review

Fits well, the o-ring feels too big but ends up being perfect when you work with it around the perimeter. Excellent product and price.

Incorrect seal size. The correct gasket should be brown, not black. Beware. Another seller sells the correct kit on Revain.

This pump failed on my Volkswagen Jetta and the dealer wanted to charge me $2000 to replace it. I purchased this part, please note you will also need a gasket kit, sold separately. My car no longer loses oil. It took my brother-in-law an hour to fix it. He posted it on YouTube. Good product

Don't worry if you order this part. I installed it on a 2013 Passat to replace a leaking original. After installing the first of them, a strange grinding noise was heard. I changed it to another one and it made the same noise! The car was taken to a VW dealer and they installed a new pump which fixed the noise. Waste of time and money!

2012 VW Jetta 2.5L Vacuum Pump. Powered by the cam interface. They start to leak at around 50,000 miles and when oil spills over the transmission's junction and blocks onto the road, they are often misdiagnosed as a rear main seal leak. Dealers charge about $1,000 for repairs (with a spare pump). ). But there's no reason the average person who knows how to use a wrench can't make this repair in less than 90 minutes with this kit. You will need a set of metric sockets (10 to 14) and torx bits…