Jetta 2001- timing belt broked and now im traing to get the engin on time

check that a valve rocker has not jumped off a valve end and is pressing down on the valve spring retainer.

need to have the engine type,on the plastis casing is written "bitte,werkstattbuch ___ beobachten,these 3 characters i need,

Yes, all the engines for this year are timing belt driven. I think there are four different engine options for your Jetta. It would help to pst what engine you have.

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The 2.4l and 2.5l engines are interference engines, meaning it is highly likely that you bent your valves when your timing belt broke. Besides the timing belt, you may need a new belt tensioner and pulleys. I would replace the water pump too.

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Timing Belt Spanner Wrench
AST tool# H 2587-1

- Used for the Adjustment of the Timing Belt
- Applicable to 2004-2005 VW Golf, Jetta Pump Duse and 2002-2005 Audi 3.0 V6

Used for the adjustment of the timing belt.

2009 Suggested user price: $52.67

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Timing Belt Spanner Wrench
AST tool# H 2587-2

- Used for Adjusting the Timing Belt Tension

• Applicable to 1999 and later VW Golf and Jetta, Passat and 1999-2003 VW Beetle with 2.0L Gas Engine and 1.9L T.D.I. Diesel Engine

Used for adjusting the timing belt tension and is comparable to VW tool# T10020. Applicable to 1999 and later VW Golf and Jetta, and 1999-2003 VW Beetle with 2.0L gas engine and 1.9L T.D.I. diesel engine.

2009 Suggested user price: $52.67

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1 800 525 2943

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The Serpentine Belt: visible on the outside of the Engine, should be replaced every 60,000 miles. The Timing Belt: not visible/inside the Engine, should be inspected/replaced every 100,000 miles.

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Click on the following direct Link. It has the Timing Belt Diagrams with Marks for the Camshaft and Crankshaft that you will need. It also has numerous other helpful diagrams for use.

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http://www.2carpros.com/car_repair_information/year/2001/make/volkswagen/model/jetta/2001_volkswagen_jetta_timing_belt_diagram_marks.htm

email me your phone # ill see if i can steer you in the right direction? what a terrible thing to have to deal with ? im semi retired but maybe i can get you in touch with the right people who can resolve it autodoc01 @ live.com

most of the time basis had tools.... 15 to 18 mm nut on tensioner pulley?or maybe just a ratchet? most cars are easy if unsure any farther your local quick lube maybe able to help When I managed one we helped people all the time it was good for repeat bis....

sounds like something was set up wrong.timing belt ...cam/crank sensor/ or work on mechanicals not clean..valves/piston damage...or....alot of junk went through motor when this occurred and your catalytic converter is clogged