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Posted on Jan 06, 2018

Water in the transmission fluid

I have a VW polo classic mod 2000, the transmission cooler went down and I ended with the water mixed with the ATF fluids. I changed the defected trannycooler and get a flush for the water system. now the problem is how to flush the tranny? in other words, how to clean the transmission from water residue?

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 12, 2009

SOURCE: transmission fluid check on a vw jetta tdi

Never ever bring a jetta to a volkwagen dealer. They will bend you over and rape you.

All you have to do is remove the top plug with a hex wrench.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 19, 2009

SOURCE: VW Polo Classic 1997 IDLE Problems

Hello, VW polos 1.0, 1.4. 1.6, suffer from carbon bulid up in the throttle bodys causing bad idling, esp the Bosch Mono-Motronic (Throttle Body Injection systems), a good clean with carb cleaner should repair the problem, also engine temp sensor replacement and idle speed control valve replacement can help idle problems.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 23, 2009

SOURCE: 2000 vw Jetta TDI transmission fluid change

The dealer is correct. It is a sealed system, there are no drain plugs/bolts for the transmission fluid. The only way to remove the old fluid is to go to a VW dealer and let them use a special "vacuum" type machine that will **** out the old and put in new fluid. However, if you are not having issues with the transmission than there is no need to replace the fluid because it is supposed to last the lifetime of the vehicle on this VW.

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Colin Stickland

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  • Posted on Jan 08, 2010

SOURCE: how to flush cooling system on a vw polo

take off bottom hose and then a heater hose and put hose pipe on the heater hose and that will flush it .If its working ok then just drain a drop out and top up with neat antifreeze about two litre ,if your in alaska use 100% antifreeze

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steve morris

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  • Posted on Feb 08, 2010

SOURCE: Overheating Polo

this sounds like a thermostat fault, but also could be the sensor switch to the radiator but is more likely the thermostat, it should be located at the front top of engine, follow the top water hose to the engine and you will find the thermostat housing, also just a heads up, these had a problem when first made, according to the known fixes and problems with VW's the hoses corroded inside and started loosing water, this could be wise to get the system presure checked to...hope this helps

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