Air filter bump stop service

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OldPOP
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Air filter bump stop service

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its listed on the 20,000 mile service for the R but can someone explain what this is or even better post a picture please
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Re: Air filter bump stop service

Post by RW1 »

This is what they are, rubber pop-in sockets that sit in the engine cover on the underside face of the cover. There are 4 of them. They hold the engine cover/airfilter housing onto mounting studs on the top of the engine.
Scirocco R Airfilter Bump Stops - 4 off.JPG
Warning: Each time you lift off the cover, they must be renewed according to VW. That is what drives the dealer doing the service of the air filter replacement to replace them.

Item 5 above, part number 036 129 689B
(I hope they are not as expensive as the 1.4TSi engine cover mounting buffers - £5.50 each.)

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Re: Air filter bump stop service

Post by snapey »

I had the engine cover on my former MK5 GTI off fairly constantly and the rubber mounts never showed any form of damage or signs of perishing. Just make sure once you remove the cover that you apply some silicone grease to each mount for future removal.
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