Asked by Lifted_Beetle May 07, 2018 at 12:05 AM about the 2000 Volkswagen Beetle GLS 2.0
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Ok so my buddy is parting out a 99 gti GOLF 2.0 5speed
tranny and i have a 2.0 vw beetle that needs a tranny both
are 5speeds and 2.0 could i drop mine out and put his in
with no problems and not needing to chsnge snything
else?
brotherben answered 5 years ago
You can try and see but the part numbers between 5 speed transmissions between the 2 are different.
Jjonesjr03 answered 4 years ago
I pulled the 5-speed out of a Jetta and put it in my beetle and it worked, still different cars tho
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