VW Golf 2003 Oil in water deposit

Jonasalgadoc wrote:

Jonasalgadoc wrote: Hello a consultation, did you rightly cook?
Isn't it the one that comes with oil cooler?

Because it would be the most basic to change that, since it is the uniko place where the acite has more precion than the water, so you do not have water in the water and you have oil in the water, greetings

Ahhh and if they made it right, be careful with the packaging, that it is only the original, there are some alternatives that are a disaster, they do not seal anything, is it one of those metal and rubber packaging true?

If what you have is oil on the refrigerant deposit, your problem is the oil cooler, which is the picture where you place the oil filter, that is a very common problem in Jetta and Golf A4, but if you have water in oil, your problem would be the joint of the cylinder head

It is correct are basically two factors the oil cooler or heat exchanger and the second one that is the Board of the cylinder head, in models with cooler it is the first to check, it is easy only to disconnect the hoses of the cooler and you have a bridge in the engine you put clean water and see if the problem happens again if it does is the packaging but it is the cooler and already the same potatoes.

Hello everyone
thanks to your comments and advice I have been able to repair my car satisfactorily. It was very useful to have their experience, they have very good diagnostic tools.
Cordial greetings and thanks again.

I don't know if I understand your question well, but if I understood your problem, you have it on the radiator if it is automatic, if I did not understand it, then I agree with my colleagues. Greetings to all.