Same issues with Golf 4 '97. This worked like a charm! Thank you so much, life saver!

I hate egr, but on the other hand, look at the smog in Delhi🤮🤮🤮

good idea bro.

I have the same model VW and I find your instructions great. You explain and show everything in a simple and understandable way. Thanks for these videos.

Yes I have a 2020 Volkswagen Passat I was changing I was checking the fuse in it and I believe I put the fuse in the wrong spot and now my car won't crank

Yes I have a 2020 Volkswagen Passat I was checking the fuse and I believe I put fuse and put one fuse in the wrong spot now my car won't crank

I have a 2022 Volkswagen Passat

A study published in Nature estimated that excess diesel NOx emissions in Europe could lead to 11,500 excess premature deaths per year. While this figure includes various health impacts, it highlights the significant health burden posed by diesel fumes.

Thanks, good information.

Blank off the EGR. It's a stupid piece of kit.

Actually it is a combination of the EGR AND oil vapour from the PCV. If you add a catch can to the PCV system and empty it regularly the EGR won't cause an issue. My Mercedes Diesel has 250k and when I removed the manifold this weekend it was clear because I have a catch can in the PCV system before the pipe goes into the inlet.

Ww have the same car. Clock not working. There was no fuse on the slot do we got a new one and it didnt work either. Any idea what may be?

as someone on another channel said "no animal is designed to eat its own shit".

Aha - I've been petsitting for family members while they travel and there's bottles of this Add-Blue stuff in the garage, had no idea you have to add this stuff to diesel vehicles (I only ever owned petrol).

Thanks for this honest review/video 👍🙈

Thanks for the info

I replaced the upper intermediate shaft on my 2003 Chevy Tahoe with a Borgeson sound-insulated one from Borgeson and it worked well.

Idle a diesel and that’s what happens. Short trips and idling kills diesels. Thanks epa! These systems aren’t saving the environment they’re making it worse due to higher costs, more maintenance, more engine replacements, more down time etc etc One of the many reasons I traded my ‘15 F250 6.7 powerstroke at 55k miles. Started having dpf sensor failures and those exhaust systems are about $10k. No thanks. Traded it for my ‘21 TRD ORP Runner and haven’t looked back!

I'm glad you will keep another diesel on the road.

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Thank you!!!!

Watch this at 1.5X speed, thank me later

My 2019 VW Tiguan is diffrent from this ,hasnt got a small cable from the handle , i dont know what to do ?😭

Enjoy your new car 👍

Idiot lube techs using impact drivers to put them back on making them possible to remove...never again doing own changes with a fumoto valvr

Thank you

I have a 2011 Golf 2.5. I am having the same issues at 100k miles, I will try and fix it this weekend. Thank you for the detailed video! Very helpful…

Why is that some people posting videos showing how to repair, replace or cleaning vehicles parts never show the final results? was the problem fixed? I could make a video showing how to tear down an engine and then putting it back together but, will it work?

Thank you very much for such a helpful video. Very detailed explanation.

Mines got safety pin

Thank you so much !!! Thumbs up !!

The solution that I came to was to open up the instrument cluster (10 minute job watching youtube) and put black tape over the ABS light. Been fine ever since!

thank you for this video, it helped me a lot! THANK YOU!

How many ohms for the correct working speed sensor for automatic transmission and how to test it using a multi meter

Not sure this is correct I can put the negative lead on any part of the engine and get 12.47 volts. All you are doing is using it as a ground

Thanks

Would you be able to tell me on the cables which has the little white stripe going down? Does that go to the positive or to the negative thank you. 4:38

Would you be able to tell me on the cables which has the little white stripe going down? Does that go to the positive or to the negative thank you. 4:38

Meu Deus oh dis donc ya du boulot a faire lol bon courage

Thank you for taking the sacrifice of no gloves for filming. I know a lot of old timers who were mechanics after 20-30 years regret the never wearing gloves because they have all kinds of liver or organ failures later because their skin absorbed things. But I hear many of them keep dirty shops unlike you, so they are constantly breathing chemicals evaporating. I remember my father had some type of chemical barrier protectant he had in small packets. It said to rub into hands and it becomes a barrier and at the end, you can wash your hands and the chemicals outside the barrier washes off. I think it was something like Invisible Glove for mechanics. Thanks for the tips Petr.

Free man for now Pete. But like all German engineering, it is like "dead man walking." Always something new to care for and fix.

This may or may not work for you, but it's worth a try: I just had this problem with my 2015 Forester. I used a pump to remove all the washer fluid. Then I flushed the reservoir with water and pumped that out. Then I took a hammer handle and banged on the reservoir a few times. Then I refilled with new washer fluid. So far, so good, problem solved.

In the second video, you go through the gears of the transmission to open up the valves for the new fluid/oil. Do you want to do that when you are draining the fluid? Either with the engine running or with it off? If that would drain more fluid, naturally, it would also increase the amount of fluid needed to slightly more than 2.8 US quarts. Thanks for these awesome videos!

Thank you for the video!!!

I used brake cleaner stopped the smell

I have a 2013 jetta s and my question is, does it have a filter inside the pan to change as well?

superb fix well explained. thank you

Use a bar in the back and it will come out easy without that much effort.

I have a Passat b6 variant from 2006 with the same problem. Thanks for the tip, i will buy a matte spray.

Great video. Nice shirt!