2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F)

1F / Convertible coupe / Europe / North America / selected global markets

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Engine identity

Engine code

CAWB, CCZA, CBFA, CCTA, CFFB

Engine summary

In 2013, Volkswagen Eos was offered with a range of engines including a 2.0L TSI turbocharged inline-4 (CAWB, CCZA), a 2.0L TDI diesel (CFFB), and earlier 2.0L and 2.0L TSI variants. Engine availability depended on market, with diesel engines primarily in Europe and gasoline variants prevalent in North America and other regions.

Displacement

1.4L to 2.0L depending on engine code

Power

Approx. 150-210 hp depending on engine variant

Torque

Approx. 240-280 Nm depending on engine variant

Fuel system

Direct injection with turbocharger on TSI engines; common rail injection on TDI

Timing drive

Chain-driven timing for TSI engines; timing belt in some older variants

Port OBD

Verify by VIN and market

Oils and fluids

Type d’huile

VW 502 00 / 505 00 synthetic motor oil

Capacité d’huile

Approx. 4.3L including filter (service-fill and filter change recommended)

Liquide de refroidissement

Approx. 7.5L

Fluide

VW G 052 182 (DSG fluid) for dual-clutch automatics

Differential fluid

As per transmission fluid specified

Liquide de frein

DOT 4

Service and parts data

Manual transmission

6-speed manual available on most gasoline and diesel variants

Automatic transmission

6-speed DSG (wet clutch) dual-clutch automatic on selected trims and markets

Spark plugs

Iridium or platinum, gap as per VW specifications (varies by engine)

Service interval

Typically 15,000 km or 1 year, whichever comes first, depending on market and oil quality

Dimensions des pneus

225/45 R17, 235/40 R18

Couple de roue

Verify by VIN and market

Common and chronic problems

Soft top hydraulic leaks or failures
Dual mass flywheel issues on some TSI engines
Water ingress in cabin seals

First checks

Verify conversion history of soft top hydraulic system
Check DSG service history if equipped
Inspect for coolant leaks and turbocharger function

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Save fault codes and freeze-frame data before clearing anything.
Check engine oil, coolant and transmission fluid using the correct temperature and service procedure.
Verify power, ground, connectors, hoses, leaks and live data before replacing expensive parts.

Important notes

Diesel engines primarily offered in European markets; gasoline engines more global.
Technical specifications can vary slightly by market and specific engine option.

Codes courants

Source and verification notes

Volkswagen official technical release documentation 2013
European automotive homologation and market analysis reports 2013

Outils compatibles

Verify by VIN and market

Questions fréquentes

What engine code does the 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) use? 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) is listed here with engine code CAWB, CCZA, CBFA, CCTA, CFFB; engine summary: In 2013, Volkswagen Eos was offered with a range of engines including a 2.0L TSI turbocharged inline-4 (CAWB, CCZA), a 2.0L TDI diesel (CFFB), and earlier 2.0L and 2.0L TSI variants. Engine availability depended on market, with diesel engines primarily in Europe and gasoline variants prevalent in North America and other regions..
What oil and capacity does the 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) use? 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) is listed with VW 502 00 / 505 00 synthetic motor oil and oil capacity Approx. 4.3L including filter (service-fill and filter change recommended). Confirm market and engine option before service.
What are common 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) problems? Highlighted checks for 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F): Soft top hydraulic leaks or failures, Dual mass flywheel issues on some TSI engines, Water ingress in cabin seals.

Engine identity

Engine code

CAWB, CCZA, CBFA, CCTA, CFFB

Engine summary

Displacement

1.4L to 2.0L depending on engine code

Power

Approx. 150-210 hp depending on engine variant

Torque

Approx. 240-280 Nm depending on engine variant

Fuel system

Direct injection with turbocharger on TSI engines; common rail injection on TDI

Timing drive

Chain-driven timing for TSI engines; timing belt in some older variants

Port OBD

Verify by VIN and market

Oils and fluids

Type d’huile

VW 502 00 / 505 00 synthetic motor oil

Capacité d’huile

Approx. 4.3L including filter (service-fill and filter change recommended)

Liquide de refroidissement

Approx. 7.5L

Fluide

VW G 052 182 (DSG fluid) for dual-clutch automatics

Differential fluid

As per transmission fluid specified

Liquide de frein

DOT 4

Service and parts data

Manual transmission

6-speed manual available on most gasoline and diesel variants

Automatic transmission

6-speed DSG (wet clutch) dual-clutch automatic on selected trims and markets

Spark plugs

Iridium or platinum, gap as per VW specifications (varies by engine)

Service interval

Typically 15,000 km or 1 year, whichever comes first, depending on market and oil quality

Dimensions des pneus

225/45 R17, 235/40 R18

Couple de roue

Verify by VIN and market

Questions fréquentes

What engine code does the 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) use? 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) is listed here with engine code CAWB, CCZA, CBFA, CCTA, CFFB; engine summary: In 2013, Volkswagen Eos was offered with a range of engines including a 2.0L TSI turbocharged inline-4 (CAWB, CCZA), a 2.0L TDI diesel (CFFB), and earlier 2.0L and 2.0L TSI variants. Engine availability depended on market, with diesel engines primarily in Europe and gasoline variants prevalent in North America and other regions..

What oil and capacity does the 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) use? 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) is listed with VW 502 00 / 505 00 synthetic motor oil and oil capacity Approx. 4.3L including filter (service-fill and filter change recommended). Confirm market and engine option before service.

What are common 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F) problems? Highlighted checks for 2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F): Soft top hydraulic leaks or failures, Dual mass flywheel issues on some TSI engines, Water ingress in cabin seals.

2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F)

Engine identity

Oils and fluids

Service and parts data

Common and chronic problems

First checks

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Important notes

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2013 VOLKSWAGEN Eos CAWB/CCZA (1F)

Engine identity

Oils and fluids

Service and parts data

Common and chronic problems

First checks

Avant de remplacer des pièces

Important notes