HI ENDSUPREMACY ARE YOU STILL AROUND? I HAVE A QUESTION ON YOUR VIDEO?

Striped my allen bit screw yesterday. Gotta try this later. Thank you sir for this video!

awesome

Awesome job, Ceasar! Thanks for posting. Having the same problem with a rusted countersunk M10 rotor bolt on my Mini Cooper. I'll give it a try soon.

you wouldnt happen to have a video about putting new wiper arms on, do you? someone vandalized my touareg and i had to buy new arms and blades

Thanks for the video, saved my life here

thanks that helps me allot

This guy really knows his stuff!! I do mobile repair as well and I'm happy that he went through the details very carefully. Gracias Mr. Torres!!!

On a scale of 1-10 10 being definately have a mechanic do it. How do you rate this job for the average person to complete? Is it just time consuming or is it really difficult? I wanted to do this job myself but I would need to complete it in a day as my neighborhood frowns on working on cars. (Sucks but that is what I get)

Do the front brakes have contact points to grease up? Also does each tire need a sensor or is it just the right side?

Thanks for posting this video. I stripped the Torx screw that held the rotor on my MB ML320. I tried a couple different screw extraction bits, but they didn't work. I saw your video and tried your method. Success! I'm glad I didn't have to drill the stuck screw out.

I'm about to try this, and your video is an outstanding primer on the process. One item that I think might make disassembly easier (if I'm looking at the part correctly) is it looks like there is a parking brake tension adjuster attached by springs to the PB shoes. If you back that down, would it make it easier to remove the rotor?

good video, did you install those 2 screws back on the rotor?

Thanks a lot, nice and simpel.

Thanks, a lot. From Denmark

My local VW wants to charge me $72.99 for the code, even though I have both the serial number (thanks to this video) and the VIN. Basically, they want to charge 1/2 hour labour just for the time it takes them to enter in the info I retrieved get me the code. Since my local VW dealer isn't much help without paying through the nose, what is my next best option?

so better well ````

Hay man, this is way helpful, I plain on buying a used VW Passant. If the radio is not programed, or if I need to change out my battery some day this video will be of most use.

I managed to find the radio pin code by using a VAG OBD2 code reader set for the Radio.

When I replaced the battery in my 2002 Passat my radio went to SAFE mode and later went to LEARN and righted itself without me having to enter a code.

You're the man Caesar!

Hey bud, thanks for making this video and posting it. A quick questions, at which point of the process do you replace the water pump?

at this location battery is always dry :)

I can not tell you how much this video and the one previous to this has helped me with my TOUAREG ...thx a million for making it ...

Thank you very much

This was a great video!!! I changed out my battery this morning on my 04 VW Touareg and it was easy as pie, thanks to your video!!!! Only issue I had was having the right tools because the last bolt on the frame needed a 8mm hex to remove. Second trip to the store to get that.

It would seem that on porsche cayenne you only need to remove the first two bolts that are under those plastic covers in the front, not the full frame under the seat and everything else. Are you sure it's not the same on your VW ? Check this link out, it has all the pictures www.6speedonline.com/forums/cayenne-955-957/293464-cayenne-turbo-battery-replacement-guide-diy.html

I have a 2011 Cayenne S. I believe the brake systems are the same on the Touareg and Cayenne...and hopefully from the '05 to the '11...? Do you know?

Great job man!

god damn batter, mine sounds like soon ...shit

A big thanks from Oz!

Thanks

Perfect Job... Thank you again.

Perfect job dude.. Thank you... Very helpfull ;) ...

nice thanks

Is same process for 2008 ?

mate how is this video gettin someones pin etc????? am i missing something here,or arent you just telling folk to remove radio,get serial no,then goto dealers & PAY for pin code?am i right?most dealerships(if you pay £25 for pin code)will come outside & remove radio to get serial no anyway lol

Thanks

Nice vid, but anything past 12.00 minutes in this you can save: the rear seat mounts are hinged in front of their mounting. After removing the 2 front bolts, you can lift the front of the seat up to gain full access to the battery compartment. The back rest has to be all the way forward, seat front all the way up. Seat is in most forward position for this. Takes me about 15 minutes to do a battery exchange this way. And no sweat.....

Thank you very much! Very usefull video instruction!

Ur tha man!!

Thanks for the video!, every step was identical for my 2008 Cayenne GTS

I have a 2007 Eos and the Nav screen looks similar to yours, but I'm not seeing any holes for the keys. Do you know where they are? Manual says it MFD 2 DVD.

Super Englisch

Thank you very mach! I have a touareg 2006 R5. Grts from Belgium.

Thank you very very much! I just changed out the battery on a 2005 Porsche Cayenne Turbo. Every step was exactly how you describe it. It took me an hour to do it. I could imagine how much Porsche would have charged me. Thank you again.

Thank you very much!!!!! I just replaced my battery in 2004. By the way the two rear bolts that hold black frame do not need to be unbolted because the frames just raises up to the back after front two bolts taken out. Thanks a lot for detailed tutorial again!!!

I am having problems with my 2005 touareg the heater fan keeps shutting off and makes a buzzing sound how can i check it and remove it.any ideas please help thanks

My 2005 Porsche Cayenne is the same exact way. Very similar vehicles. I hope to not have to change mine anytime soon.

I hope you see this soon! iam in the process of doing the t belt,water pump, thermostat. my question is, do you remember what size the bolts holding up the cover infront of the t belt tensioner are? my sockets are to big so ill have to grind some off. thanks