For 01P Transmission - From early 1995 thru 2003 (Rialta thru 2005).
Sold as a complete Kit with OEM synthetic blend fluid. Kit contains 4 liters of the OEM synthetic blend fluid, transmission filter, filter seal & transmission pan gasket.
Everything required to do a 40,000 mile A/T service. The change to the 01P transmission was approximately January 1995 model.
Contains all four engine & transmission mounts, manufactured by Vaico, Febi-Bilstein, Meyle and Corteco, all of whom are well known German parts suppliers.
Replacing all four mounts at the same time is highly recommended. Replacing just one mount with a new one will mean three other mounts that are old and sagging.
For 01P Transmission - From 1995 model year, thru the end of production in 2003 for Eurovan and 2005 for Rialta.
Complete kit includes filter, filter seal, five spacers and the correct transmission pan gasket.We have found that the majority of other kits out in the marketplace have the incorrect pan gasket in their kit.
You can be certain that our kit is 100% correct for your Eurovan.
OEM Synthetic blend - 1 liter container for 01P transmission
NOTICE: This fluid was developed at the request of ZF (Zahnradfabrik) for use in a range of different automatic transmissions manufactured by ZF for VW, Audi, BMW, Jaguar and Range Rover. All of these transmissions use the same fluid formula. It does not matter if the fluid is branded as ESSO, Febi-Bilstein or Pentosin. As long as the label specifies LT71141, it is the correct fluid for your transmission.
Serves as both back-up light switch and neutral safety switch
This
switch can also be used to replace both of the obsolete switches 095 919 823C
& 095 919 823B, which were used used prior to 1997.
The plug on the end of the wire
harness will have to be changed out to the oval design.
You must obtain the oval male housing of the plug from VW (part # 3A0 973 207A) and replace this on the end of the wire harness, making certain that all of the seven color-coded wires are in the same correct order.
Take a cell phone photo of the wire positions before attempting to swap out the plug and wires.
