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Yes I have put many into golfs before. They fit fine but you do need a engine lift and some patience. Its a long process and will take you the better part of a weekend.
It is important to know how much fluid to put into a cars engine. For a 1997 Jetta Vr6 needs about 5.3 quarts of engine oil.
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As a direct drop-in, just another VR6.If you're willing to do a lot of work, you can put anything in there. You will have to replace the engine, radiator, transmission, position of the motor mounts...
did you use the ecu that was with the new engine as the engine setup would have been different.
put in a faster engine
Yes you can!! BOV for Golf GT 1.4 TSI Engine
No none of the vr6 were ever turbo charged from the factory. I mean you can put a turbo on them but they are all N/A which just means they dont have a forced induction system. They do make a twin turbo vr6 in Europe.
Yes you can. They can handle a super charger as well.
You take the old pump off........ then you put the new pump on.
With a little welding you can put any engine in. However if there has been no modification to it, you can tell which engine went in it by checking the vin (on a tag on the door jamb side of the door. Once you find it this is a really good place to decode it http://www.ford-trucks.com/vin-decoder/index.php
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