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Well done my guy! I appreciate all of it Thank you 🔥 ❤

Manifolding pneumatic and hydraulic jacks is common. As with every other jack I place wooden cribbing and/or a used rim laid horizontally for safety since they don't crush and are far more stable than jack stands (I gave mine away many years ago). I fabbed my air bag jack and if you can do basic metalwork and score new or good used air bags so can you if you want something extra large or custom.

It's "BUSHING" NOT "BUSH", mate. Please, man correct yourself for any future videos. You are doing pro-level repairs and service, however your jargon is making you sound like an amateur. Bravo on the outstanding diagnosis and repair/service you've performed here. I just bought a 2008 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro Cabriolet with 121,200 mi. on it for $3,450US, a few days ago. I don't trust its previous owner so I think I'm going to service its turbo after performing some basic maintenance on it (oil/filter change, "light" tune-up of checking and cleaning its coil packs, maybe replacing spark plugs if they're bad, etc. topping off ALL fluids, etc) In the Fall I plan on repairing all the stuff I KNOW is broken or inoperable on it, such as the electric roof, auto-trunk, etc.

mate, awesome video! Greetings from Sydney! I need to get this done asap!

Awesome work. I wouldn’t have put that roll pin in though

Nah. Any vehicle with tapered lugs does not need centering rings. I installed hundreds of sets of wheels while working at discount tires several years back. The only cars that need centering rings are ones that use wheel bolts (instead of stud\lugs) or have flat lug nuts or washers. Using conical lugs and proper installation\torquing technique it is absolutely impossible to install an aftermarket wheel, no matter how giant the bore is and have it be off centered.

Please, can you tell me what multimedia is in Passat? I have same car, and want to replace rns510, but want to keep MFD function, as your car. Thnx in advance!

On the engines with one thermostat there is no solution.

Supersmart ! Thanks for sharing.

Wow. Not an easy repair, good job

Great video. I did exactly the same on a bmw m135i turbo

You need a bigger compressor.

Thanks for the video and just got some quality evil energy silicone vacuum tubing from Amazon today.

Just wondering about the total cost for this one, cause i want to do it, i am from victoria

Hello. Tell me please, which part number of this tool kit?

Any droning at hway speed?

Hi there did you struggle to get the left side shaft in as mine won't go all the way in

Do you need to bleed the system or does it solve itself without bleeding any air?

did it come with a 12v adaptor for the light?

I have the exact same issues with my dolf gtd

Great video! Inspired me to do it and it went easier for me to get that bushing out. You can use a punch or a bolt to hammer the bushing out instead of trying to extract it. Plenty of room in the housing. I might need to replace later on as the housing is cracked at the wastgate opening unfortunately.

Sir i have citroen c3 2007, i try to move shifter cable tnen i get same issue iremoved inhibitor switch and clean it now p n r d appear but still start, voltage is12.6v but as i know car can start even with 10v charged, why we need 14v? Since 30 day i used uber bcz my car unable to start, i am from Oman 🌹🇴🇲

If that spring releases by accident, it cracks the casing. If a gearbox is removed and the clutch actuator has not been put in its safe position, it cannot be safely removed. You hear a click and the casing is cracked

Awesome, gonna give this a go. Thank you 😊

thx m8

Having myself a sensodrive problem on a 2004 C2. While driving and at random situations the Auto and Battery lights suddenly start flashing and i'm unable to change gears. I turn off the engine try to restart but nothing. Try to change gears also nothing. At this point i have 2 options: 1) Disconnect/connect battery pole or 2) Let 1 day to pass, either way the car starts and gearbox works normally but just for a couple of days where the problem repeats itself. Went to a specialized garage where everything was checked and proceeded by changing the battery, also changing the clutch+actuator and even had the gearbox dismantled and checked. Everything was going fine until yesterday, 5 months after the repair, where the problem reappeared!!! Since almost everything related to this problem is new on my car i tried recalibrating with no external source but it doesn't do anything. Is it the 5 month old battery? Isn't a little bit early for the battery to wear off? I mean there is no logic in recharging or replacing the battery in such frequency. Also what is the root cause of this problem? A faulty ECU maybe? Cabling, connectors etc? Anyway i will try recalibration connecting the battery to another running vehicle and come back.

Cheers brother. What are your thoughts on fitting one to a different sled as a 4wd rescue tool? It it still working well?

Mine a 1.6 2006 vtr senso drive lost drive whilst driving about 6 years ago. Had to get a garage to fit a new actuator for the sensodrive. It's been OK up to May 2024. Used virtually daily. BUT the voltage is a big issue definitely. I also fitted a new battery just after the actuator. This solved the problem. More to do with a worn actuator in my case .. ? If I recall correctly. Believe it or not 3 days ago same issue ! Battery light etc .. would start but wouldn't select gear . Tried the initialisation .. 3 or 4 times at the road side . Still no good . Ended up recovery tow truck home. Even with extra battery's.. same problem back home. Wiggled wires into actuator... got it started. The paddles would select 1 gear and 2 but it would more or less resort straight away to snow flake warning 😅😅 and AUTO flashing battery .. [ I think flashing battery light is related to starting issue ... circuit ? ? Not just low voltage battery .] My initialisation process is slightly different .. so I'll try these and get back [ thinking also about drilling holes in actuator and spraying in silicon lube ] UPDATE 31 May 2024 Good news I got it 😊 I drilled holes about 3mm in the plastic bottom of the actuator and sprayed in silicon .. no good . I tried another in the top aluminium 3mm and again sprayed in silicon ... Still no good . Tried tapping with a hammer whilst it was resetting ... nothing. [ this worked last time ] Nearly gave up .. but decided to soak the electrical connectors going into the actuator in WD40 [ AKA mechanic in a tin ] 😅 Soaked them well in with nozzle several times and physically moved/ pushed around the cables . Left it for 15 minutes [ maybe longer poss overnight would be better ] ... and it worked ! No snow flake or warning lights.. starts and gears select 😊 The actuator is located by the passenger wheel [ uk ] near or very close to the ABS unit [ I think it is ] It can be accessed OK from underneath once it's on wheel ramps . Move the plastic cover out the way and a nozzle should fit in easy . I also noticed when following the black negative from the battery to top of engine the connection to top of engine was well corroded .. not good what so ever , would cause untold problems

Hola ojala me pueda ayudar , el mio si marca las marchas pero no parte y parpadea la palabra auto en el tablero

Muchas gracias por tu ayuda, me sirvió. Mi problema fue el alternador que no carga

But they have 2 thermostats...

Brilliant, well done. I've just frustratingly scrapped one of these machine, a bit newer too, with a motor control board fault I could not repair. The replacement boards are not being made anymore by Fisher & Paykel and they sold for 260.00 NZ dollars.

I’ve got the same issue on a golf, I feel like my mpg is suffering as a consequence did you notice that?

Hello: You shouldn't have poured the bottom of the water from the container you removed into the new container. Did you think that was snow too? If you added clean pure water instead. It is harmful to use anything other than pure water. Hello from Turkey.

Were can i see the part 1,2?

Any suggestions if I can't weld?

Heater on high should always drop the temp. This isn’t unusual.

Engine code?

Nicely done. Way to be able to problem solve so well

hi, pete , do you know how to remove the side skirts on a c2 please

Doing this right now, how tight should the wastegate flapper be to the housing ?

This is exactly what I needed to see. I was thinking of doing some exhaust work on my car for a louder better sound.

Very novel work indeed...except that, for that process one would think to just purchase a new turbo as the cost of this repair and sourcing would cost more than a new turbo.

How about a normal fix

much rather depin the plug as soldering some wires can cause problems with resistance

Hey Pete, I have a Weco welder too, I have a question on the wiring of the Up & Down Tig Torch, is Pin 1 Bridged with Pin 4? or is it bridged with both pin 4 & 3? I'm thinking of getting an amperage control tig torch but wanted to clarify this first. Thanks

Exact same problem on my wifes audi tt tdi. Ill need to get it changed

Taking the intake manifold off and swapping your water pump is easier. I've done these so many times it takes me less than an hour.

I have changed the water pump, thermostat and the sensor, unfortunately nothing has been changed. i am getting crazy

Thats alot of work for just a waste gate flap. Great info though I have mk6 jetta 1.8t almost identical as that engine. And it seems it would be much more easy to replace turbo. Great job though!!!