VW Scirocco 2009-2017 Lower Ball joint replacement. How to replace ball joint on VW/Audi/Skoda/Seat

Hello guys!
#AlexTheGrumpyOne here with another video for you :)
In this video I am showing you how to replace a front lower ball joint on the VW Scirocco 2009-2017 and other VAG group cars.
Torque setting for the job:
Lower ball joint top bolt 20NM plus 90DEG
Lower ball joint lower 3 nuts 40NM plus 45DEG
That specific Driveshaft Bolt 70NM plus 90DEG
Wheel nuts 120NM
If you need anymore help, just let me know and I can even do it in few different languages : English, Portuguese, Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian.
#vw #mechanic #tdi #cardiy #obd #mannfilter #service #balljoint #scirocco
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[@adamlittle4267]

Grate advice . That was my mistake on my caddy I undid nut not all the way then ball joint poped out and then the ball joint was spinning. I now know leave joint in and pop shaft out to be abel to fully remove nut.. then knock joint out of hub .. learn something new eavery day I will do this next time to save messing around for hours trying to get a spinning ball joint off lol . I had no grinder.. I do now have one lol

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

Awesome 👌 yep that's what I'm here for 😀 I'm glad you got it done

[@younggrillz9916]

Anymore mods on the scirocco, the videos were very helpful!

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

Not at the moment unfortunately, as I haven't got one anymore. Will be buying one soon though

[@younggrillz9916]

@@AlexTheGrumpyOne can you let me know what bigger size tyres you were going to get. I want to change mine soon and lower it like your old one 😊

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

I would go 235/45/18 personally

[@younggrillz9916]

@@AlexTheGrumpyOne what’s your opinion of going 245/45/18. As I feel like the scirocco should have thicker tires? Would it effect anything else across the car?

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

That's pretty good size. I wanted to do that on mine 😀

[@alexmilne7634]

Great video as always bud! Quick question was wondering, when you have the drive shaft out, should you put some CV grease on it before you put the drive shaft back into the hub or not? Also where did you get the part from for future reference? 🙂

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

Thank you bud. Yes you can put a little bit of grease on the driveshaft, I didn't really because I've sprayed maintenance grease all over when I was removing it. Parts is from amazon or eurocarparts. I can add a link soon.

[@MrZimmaframe]

A bit of regular grease or copper grease would do the job just fine

[@alexmilne7634]

That’s awesome guys, just wanted to have an idea and not complete ignore it then it cause me problems later down the line and thank you!

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

No problems at all 😀

[@DenilSivi]

hey bud, anymore videos coming on the Yaris T-sport?

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

There is one on the second part of the full service and then u got another 2. Front brakes and rear brakes. That will be it unfortunately, as its sold now.

[@DenilSivi]

@@AlexTheGrumpyOne sad to hear that its sold, but looking forward to the videos 😌

[@AlexTheGrumpyOne]

Yeah it had to be done. Celica and A3 are next to go. Yeah will upload them as soon as its all edited 😀 Thank you