What are the differences between the second and third generations of EA888?

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LaTyler
07/30/25 1:12am
Volkswagen EA888 second and third generation differences are as follows: 1. EA888 engine cover color: The EA888 engine cover has a green frame, with the second generation engine cover featuring a two-tone mix and the third generation engine cover being black. 2. Different oil filler port locations: The oil filler port is marked with a red frame, where the second generation engine's oil filler port is located in the middle of the engine cover, while the third generation's is at the rear right side of the engine cover. 3. Different ventilation pipe routes: The ventilation pipe is marked with a yellow frame, with the second generation engine's ventilation pipe on the left side of the engine and the third generation's on the right side.
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