What Do We Have To Fix On The VR6 Corrado TODAY???

On tonight's show: we find a leak, there's a hole in the dash, and Brendan mends a thing... What could possibly go wrong?
In this short episode we start to deal with a leaking external Mocal oil cooler hose, we reinstall the 160mph speedo equipped gauge cluster, and we replace the broken transmission shifter indicator light.
In our series documenting the attempt(s) to repair many things in the fleet of Cliffjumper Cars, this is video documents our continuing efforts to repair the automatic transmission on a VR6 Corrado. This process can be replicated with basically any other Corrado, G60, Passat, Mk3 or Mk4 Golf, GTI, or Jetta with an 096, 097 or O1M transmission, so hopefully this helps some people!
HUGE THANKS to Kansas City TDI for doing the valve body repair for us!! Check out their TH-cam channel CoolAirVW ( / @coolairvw ) and look them up for transmission repair service at kansascitytdi.com/
Make sure to like, subscribe, and share if you are a car enthusiast who enjoys working on your own car as a shade tree mechanic or fellow grease monkey, or if you just enjoy watching the misery of trying to keep one of the most notoriously unreliable cars ever produced in running condition!
Not even The Car Wizard, Johnny the Car Ninja, Hoovie or Tavarish would dare tackle the insanity of resurrecting a 200,000 mile Corrado VR6 at the same time as a vintage Fiat Spider and maintaining a 226,000 mile 1.8t Jetta while tooling around in a Mk4 R32 daily driver!! But I'm a special kind of crazy.
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