Repairing the Brake Booster Vacuum Lines on a 04-06 VW Touareg- $15 fix!

Parts and tools used:
6mm socket: www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-Shal...
Hose clamp kit: www.amazon.com/TICONN-40PCS-H...
Dielectric Grease: www.amazon.com/Permatex-22058...
3/8 silicone vacuum hose: www.amazon.com/Ucreative-Temp...
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[@fitgosa]

Nice job man. I’m replacing the vacuum hose

[@Stelvio2022veloce]

Hi, have you been able to inspect the hose that runs under the wipers?

[@PortugueseDIYDad]

No, I haven't had the need to do that.

[@fitgosa]

Do you just pop the old line off and connect the new one on?

[@PortugueseDIYDad]

Yes don’t forget the hose clamp

[@fitgosa]

Thanks man! Doing it tomorrow

[@fitgosa]

Very informative ideo for us that have touaregs mine is a 2004 V6

[@fitgosa]

The top of the hose does not have a clamp. Seems as if is just pressure. How do you take that off?

[@fitgosa]

The bottom of it does