This cheap part can COST A LOT!

Follow along as I show you detail in how to replace the rear hatch drain tube on a MK7 VW Golf.
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[@jameshaulenbeek5931]

I definitely need to do this, along with the wire loom boots. Previous owner installed a front/rear dash cam setup and broke the clips on those.

[@livelifeyoung1996]

Hey quick question I know you own an S5 sportsback as well and just I’m wondering through the life of owning it does your Audi have a ticking noise when the vehicle is on and running? my car has roughly 50,000 miles on it and I can hear the ticking noise. I did some research and some people say it’s just what happens with a 3.0t engines but some others are saying it’s rocker arm failure. have you had any issues like this before or do you hear a ticking sound when your car is running? The ticking sound isn’t loud or really obnoxious. But it’s definitely there

[@Rnbdbdjejec]

Thanks for doing this!

[@Vaguh]

You’re welcome! Hope it’s a useful resource for people!

[@Rnbdbdjejec]

@@Vaguh Hoping I don't need to do this but I saved the video just incase!

[@lagerace227]

Another area to check for leaking, are those 2 rubber boots are on top of the hatch. You'll definitely see some dirt and water mark on the inside of the 1st trim piece you took off, as well as a faint stain on the head liner.

[@mark7gti125]

If changing the tube doesnt fix the problem then change the rubber flaps locates on the bumper sides it happened on my car i thought changing the tube will fix it but nope

[@Vaguh]

That's good to know! There's definitely a few different things that could contribute to water getting into the rear. Another I hear about is when people upgrade tail lights and incorrectly reinstall the rubber wiring boots at the top of the hatch.