There is an important part of the video that you did not show us: the moment the you put off the old flap, and then how you put the new one :(

Thank you. 620k views is incredible!

My car is RHD, is it still the same?

But now i have airbag error, because i didn’t disconect the car’s battery

Thank you very much!! I just done this job today on my parents Golf V

at moment when the windscreen is defrosted the motor does not redirect the air. it is the same engine or another. If it is another, what is its code and where is it located? thanks

Great video bro! I had a quick question would this motor cause my air not to blow at all? I replaced my blower motor already but it still doesn't work. :/

You're welcome. Glad to share.

Thank you very much! This is exactly the problem i have with my golf V. Saved me a trip to the shop.

Great video. Tought this would solve my problem but I am still not certain. My car AC blows warm air from the driver's vent and cold air from the passanger vent. It only works when reciculating. Can anyone help me, please?

It's funny how these vids are so much more pleasing to watch when they are this friggin

I know it's an old video, but I greatly appreciate it.straight to the point, helpful, no dumbass introduction or music. Good job dude🤙

Thank you for making this video! One hour later I had everything working and reassembled. I ended up carefully opening the motor assembly and finding the first worm gear was slipping (it made the same noise as in your video). The gear teeth all looked intact with no damage or missing material. Compressing the casing from outside seemed to cure things, so I shaved about 1/64" down in the plastic radius that receives the motor axle/bearing with a chisel tip. To compensate for this I added a thin, single ~3/4" x ~1/2" slice cut from hard plastic packaging behind the motor housing to help spring down on the motor's front end. Also, I moved some existing grease around to be sure everything was lubricated. It works 100% now, and hopefully this will last another 7 years.

Just completed the repair on my GTI. THANK YOU for this!!! I know I thanked you once but you deserve it again. 👍

Thank you so much for this video ! I don't have a vast knowledge of repairing cars, but after watching this, I found the part in a junkyard in a car that already had the glove box removed. I paid $12 for it, and it took me about 40 min to put it in, and have everything back in place !

Been over seven years and this video is still relevant. Today my daughter and I replaced the faulty motor on her 2008 Jetta. Took less than an hour start to finish. Thanks for the video!

This saved my life. The dealership wanted $800 to replace it. Not real mechanically inclined, but following the video I was able to replace the flap motor in about an hour. Saved me a lot of money!!! Thanks!!!!

This was THE BEST step by step video I've ever seen. I followed this video to a T on my Jetta and was able to not only do it on my own but also fix the problem. Thank you a million times!!!

Thank you for posting this video. I have a 2008 Jetta 2.0T and was having this issue for quite some times. My mechanic thought it was the blower motor, but he wasn't sure! He said I should just live with the problem since the car already 9 years old. I then went to the web to research for info and lucky your video save the day. I ordered the part on eBay ($19) and took me just over an hour to do the job. Thanks again👌

THANK YOU! Short, simple, & to the point! Very informative! Other similar videos of this repair I found was poorly edited and nearly 20 mins long for the same information. Nicely done!