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Great vid ! Very informative !

i used the wire and it worked!!!!!!!! My question is how do i pry the copper single port intake manifold gasket out of the head. Do i use something like a dental tool to grab it. Its stuck in there. I dont want to gouge the head.

I keep wondering if there'd be any benefit or easy way to set up a PCV valve system on one of these instead.

This is very helpful as always! Regarding the placement of the port on the valve covers, I was wondering what would happen if a person is driving down a steep hill. Would the oil leak out in that situation?

Another very helpful tidbit for my how-to library. Sometimes you say you don't want to bore us with this or that. I often think to myself, "That would be really great to see and it would not be boring." So, sock it to us my friend. You are never boring.

Great video!

Great video.

Slade: Nice video! A couple questions: On the engine you showed us (other than the red one), it had a port/valve/whatever for venting. Do you attach the tube to that port and the other end attaches to the oil bath filter??? If so, how does that work if you replace the stock oil bath filter with a paper filter canister? Thanks!!

Great video slade thanks.

Another great video Slade you should have used that valve cover snap removal tool I would like to seen that in operation

nice job.

Great video! I had one just exactly what you have, and yes, it was a pain removing the plastic cover of the box. I had the oil bath when I had this breather then replaced it with an aftermarket round filter. Question, where can I put the T fitting on the hose from the oil filler tube to separate the tube for the air filter and the breather box? If that makes sense. Thank you!

Do you have a source for that angled oil filler extension? I'm tired of trying to find a funnel with a wide flexible spout that doesn't mysteriously vanish from my garage.

Great job !!!! Gonna look good !!Lookng forward to the next video

Nice information. Might have get one of those oil breather kit for my bug, down the road. I remember when those kits, cost $25 not to long ago. 😕 Happy 4th to you, and your family. Stay safe also.

Very nice

Good explanation Slade ------ It is a Good addition to --- ANY --- engine -------- Hope you and Heather have a Good 4th too -- Rodney

Another hose that’s used is the German fabric covered style; like the OEM used for gas but of a bigger diameter. It lasts forever. I’ve found that in high heat and high humidity environments in which the car is not used constantly, the breather container can rust inside if it’s steel due to condensation. Aluminum seems more practical.

Keep it going Slade!!

A buffer as a gift? Nice

I need to do this

Well done Slade, thanx

Checking it out now

Great video. Thanks again! FWIW, The background music was a little distracting.

I have a question...I've lowered my Super Beetle and now my ball joints are eating the inside of my rims? Any solutions available for this? I replaced my front brakes to discs, new bushings on sway bar and control arm, new ball valves, how can I camber my front wheels out?

Thanks for the video. Keeps me motivated to keep working on my bug

I appreciate great presentation and thorough explanation. Thank You!

Thank you for the very helpful videos. I have one question: When you checked the gap on these rings, they were where you'd like them. What do you do if they are not?

You have amazing video thank you very instructive for new people to beetle like myself, its bad i my able to post picture of my beam i got on my 75 because i never see a beam beam like this I'm not sure if it been man made like this are VW make them like this.

😊 I really enjoyed the video.. i been looking for a VW bug .. just having a hard time finding the right one!

Hello Slade. I am really enjoying these videos I am in the process of tearing down my engine. Is there a part 5, 6.... ? I am following this to do mine Any follow up videos from here or another series ? Thank you :)

Are you still going to do a crank case pressure relief video? You brought it up a while back I was just curious.

I have a 1970 model Bug that I would love to get running again. It was my mother’s high school graduation present, so it has special meaning to me.

Thanks for the info love it.

Don't forget to check if the Windshield Wiper works! 😅

My dad used to have two Volkswagen beetles and one rat top

Thanks you for sharing so many tips ! May I ask you something, our T2AB has no power when switching 1 to second gear. The carb is the same of yours. Could you please tell a way to fix that issue ? Many Thanks in advance from France

English Translation: Hi, I'm from Venezuela and I have a 1977 VW Beetle. I would like to install a sunroof in my car. Where do you recommend I purchase the parts? Is there a specific part code for the sunroof?

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That black and yellow super beetle is pretty sick 😉

Couldnt i just unbolt the master cylinder and leave the pedal assembly in place? I was planning on leaving the rod attached to the assembly and find a way to tie it somewhere close to centered in the hole

Just had this happen on my 72 Beetle the other day while on a drive around the block. This video saved me a lot of head-scratching and kept me from procrastinating on yet another project! fixed and back in action in about 45 min. Great video!

I'm new & really appreciate you going step by step. I'm not very mechanically inclined better in the kitchen as a chef than working on cars. But sir your videos are very helpful please keep up the amazing work.

LOL, you owe her some new bath towles!

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That was FUN!! Sorry I missed the call to action re sending in pics! I hardly ever go on FB. I'll be more alert next time.

I own a 67 beetle I'm having trouble getting my plastic glove box 2 fit up for the glove box door is the plastic glove box bevil's out too far on each side rubbing the hinges when I ordered this glove box it was for a fit of a 65 and a 67 thank you hope you can help me

Thanks Slade!!! Great video! Are you going to make it to Jims in July for the big show?

Ok

Thanks. Nice to see this done even if only to top off.