Changing Rear Rotors On 2005 VW Touareg

[@endsupremacy2010]

I purchased a 12 point triple square bit set. You can also look under XZN or XZN 12 point triple square bit set.

[@DrCash7]

Thanks man. Yeah I basically went off your last video (for the front breaks) opened up the back breaks, and got up to the part where the huge star bolt stares back at me. I'm going to order the bit set you mentioned in this video (and in the comments area :P ) but until the part arrives, how bad is it if I have new pads on old rotors with lips?

[@esteban8681]

Thanks for the video, saved my life here

[@endsupremacy2010]

When I get the chance, I will make that video. I'm due for an oil change anyway. I just have the Touareg off the road for the time being.

[@DrCash7]

Hey Cesar, what's the tool that you ended up purchasing off Amazon? I need to perform this on a 2004 Touareg. Thanks!

[@rayrooney1]

hey dude great vids, could you just do a simple service video oil filter that sort of thing for the touareg there is none on the net very odd.

[@jackdemi8576]

Thanks

[@jeffersonwilloughby931]

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?

[@endsupremacy2010]

jeff willoughby I would have to take a look at it, and it's been a very long time. I actually don't own the vehicle anymore. Sorry.

[@jeffersonwilloughby931]

No worries. I did the front and rear in about two hours on my Cayenne. Still a great guide, keep up the good work!

[@endsupremacy2010]

I'm posting a link to the set in my video description.

[@endsupremacy2010]

Do not put new pads on those rotors. They will eat into the new pads. Your best bet is to leave the old ones on until you're able to put the new pads on. By the way, you might need a buddy to help you break those bolts loose. That & some WD40, that's what I did.

[@poluboy]

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

[@endsupremacy2010]

poluboy Thanks. I actually didn't install the 2 screws back. They're not necessary.

[@Vpnitetran]

thank you very much man. It is very good video.

[@Vpnitetran]

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