Audi, VW 2.0T Thermostat Housing Replacement Service

VW/Audi Thermostat Replacement – Affordable, Experienced Help Experiencing cooling issues in your VW, Audi, or Skoda? You're not alone thermostat housing failures are a common problem, especially on MQB platform vehicles. I offer thermostat and water pump housing replacement, full coolant service, and optional carbon cleaning or sensor replacement (ECT and radiator sensors) all at a fair price. I’ve replaced many of these on various VW and Audi models, including my own MK7 GTI (profile pic), so I know the quirks and shortcuts that save time and avoid headaches. This job is notoriously labor-intensive and dealerships often charge $1800 to $2000, mainly in labor. I can save you a lot of money and get it done right. Why choose me? Experience with the MQB platform and this specific repair Willing to install OEM (INA, Continental) or customer-provided parts Recommended getting both coolant sensors (ECT, and one located on the radiator) replaced at the same time as thermostat preferably with a well known brand. Optional carbon cleaning at additional cost. Clear communication and no surprise fees or upselling. Parts note: I recommend OEM or known brands. But understand not everyone can afford to and will install aftermarket parts if needed, but I just can't guarantee longevity or reliability, especially with no-name ones though I understand budget constraints so depending on the thermostat I still might install it and don't worry I won’t judge. I have been there and got 30k miles out of one I bought on Amazon while in a bind. If you want to get this taken care of without dealership pricing, reach out and let’s talk. The cooling system is not something you want to put off fixing it now can save your engine later.