The easiest way to do it- both get at the front end for the timing kit and the rear seal is unfortunately to remove grill and radiator- unbolt tranny and engine and kind of slide it forward
There is no point in changing it.
There are three mounts, all relatively difficult to get to. Usually only the one in front is a problem. You'll need to support the engine on a jack while changing any of them.
Usually cheaper to change an engine, but then you have an old car with a new engine.
By changing the engine oil, that covers it.
No, they are not. If you ask for an oil change they will change the engine oil & filter. They will not change the transmission fluid unless you ask for it.
NO it is not. But you do need to change the oil and filter.
Changing the timing belt is a major undertaking and a mistake in installing the new one could cause severe damage to your engine. This is not a job for a do-it-yourself person. I would highly suggest you take it to a qualified mechanic and let them do the work.
The chain will last the life if the engine and does not require changing.
Yes , if you want to , and then top up the engine oil ( but in the long run it's best to change both )
Try changing the fuel filter Change your air filter
Answer:A 1994 Jetta with 2.0 4 cyl engine takes 3.7 quarts of oil without changing the oil filter. With the filter change it is 4.2 Quarts. The 2.8 V6 engine takes 5.3 quarts of oil without the filter change. With the filter change it takes 5.8 Quarts. I recomment changing the engine oil filter with every oil change.
In short, Yes. Depending on the year it will be more or less difficult. Depending on what engine you have now, you may consider changing the tranny as well.