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Old 19-01-2008, 12:22   #1
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Where is the oil filter on a 1.9 tdi skoda superb located ???
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PD engine. If you remove the engine cover, there is circular a black plastic container with a multi-faceted top between the engine block and the radiator. The oil filter lives in here. (It is a paper element. AFAIK Skoda part no N 0138115 oil filter element with gasket(S))
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Any idea how to re-set the service display for this model its on the og1 service.
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Have a look at this link, which I found using the search facility. http://www.briskoda.net/forums/super...nterval/67023/
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yeah i tried all the way thats in the manual,but thats for fixed servive,mine is not fixed.Funny feeling im gonna have to pay to get this done
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You will need a strap to get the housing undone, and done forget to replace the rubbers, and finally just re-tighten it up hand tight, there will also be retained oil in the bottom of the housing, up to you if you recover this oil, but if you are flushing as well, I'd recommend you do get this last of the old oil out as well. hth.
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... there will also be retained oil in the bottom of the housing, up to you if you recover this oil, but if you are flushing as well, I'd recommend you do get this last of the old oil out as well. hth.
Courtesy of one of the lads on the site, remove the old filter element before you raise the car to drain the sump. This lets the old oil drain from the filter element housing into the sump and gives you a chance to clean any residual "gunk" from inside the housing with kitchen towels or whatever - maybe even a quick squirt of flushing oil?

Another little tip is to use the empty housing to fill the sump before you fit the new element & seal(s) as its easier to pour oil in here than into the smaller hole on the rocker cover.

These both appear in the hints and tips section; apologies if you already know about them.
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