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    Default Whisch one is cilinder Nr 2? – 10-01-2019,07:36 PM
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    Probably stupid question. Which one is glow plug/cylinder number 2 on 2.0 TDI (140 kw, 190hp). Google gives me just some schematics that i dont understand where the front of the car.
    Did I mark them correctly?
    And what is that rusted part/plug in the front of the engine.

    I am not very mechanically experienced, but since everyone say its very easy to do I though I might give it a try. Though after reading that its very easy to lose some of the old plug in to the engine or that it could be difficult to unscrew the plug it can brake off I am not so sure.
     
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    Default Re: Whisch one is cilinder Nr 2? – 10-01-2019,08:02 PM
    Hi. In general a straight 4 engine numbers from front to back, front being where all the pullies are.
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