@@hagghag9435 www.4x4community.co.za/forum/showthread.php?p=3487311 [quote name="Kortgat" post=3185304]Awesome. Can't wait to see the final fix. Just remember that silicone does not adhere well to rubber.[/QUOTE] [quote name="Drafstap" post=3209475]Dis baie cool, stuur bietjie n foto Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk[/QUOTE] I have been owing you all these photos for a long time. Thought I had lost them but found it under my shared photos to a friend. [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434947&d=1486671753[/IMG] [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434948&d=1486671767[/IMG] [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434949&d=1486671793[/IMG] [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434950&d=1486671810[/IMG] [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434951&d=1486671831[/IMG] [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434952&d=1486671853[/IMG] [IMG]www.4x4community.co.za/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=434953&d=1486671867[/IMG] It has been many a miles now and the fix is holding up perfectly. Even skoonpa made himself an emergency kit like this and put it in the spare wheel trunk.
That hose at the air filter box is the front differential breather. Btw you should definitely change the fluid in that, and also in the other two differentials and in the transmission, presumed they haven't been ever changed.
Awesome video Josh! My mother has a Q7 Tdi 2012 its a blast to drive and very reliable. She bought it with 111k and has 118k now only thing I hate is the def stuff and thats it. But does your Touareg have the emissions stuff? We’re gonna start running some dpf cleaner in it and a couple more additives! So happy I found your channel Ive learned a lot from you! Good to know that these tdi’s are reliable:) sorry for my English Im only 13:) and Im a big Tdi fan and VW fan.
I was looking at 2012 Passat se tdi with 120,000 miles . It has a good service history all routine & scheduled maintenance was done according to report . It is priced around 4500 . Looks like a buy to me . What do you think? Thanks
That is a good temporary fix to get you home from a trip but not a good permanent solution. The reason the rubber around the bearing fails, is because the bearing is old and worn out which in turn wears out the rubber surrounding it. You tow with your Touareg and put more torque through your driveshaft than the soccer mom just cruising around town, so you need to fix it the right way. If you are mechanically inclined, you can replace the whole bearing assembly with a Meyle kit. ruclips.net/video/urqi_wjSY4M/видео.html or for a couble hundred more, there are aftermarket driveshafts available that would be better than your fix. www.partsgeek.com/catalog/2009/volkswagen/touareg/driveshaft_-ar-_axle/driveshaft.html Whatever you chose to do, make sure that before you disconnect the driveshaft, you have your parking brake set. You car will roll if you don't! (Been there, done that.)
Thanks for all the info! Defiantly leave an uneasy feeling using the heater hose. Like you said right now it will work. I'll probably just buy an aftermarket driveshaft. Seems to be the best option.
The heater hose is the best permanent solution to this problem...the bearing does not seize it is the rubber support that perishes...do the hose trick and never have to bother with it again
My friend has the same car 2005 with 22 inches wheel and 480.000 miles
I can't believe it vw touareg still looks amazing
480,000 Miles? I'd like to see that.
I've done the repair to the prop shaft centre bearing carrier with the hose trick second year now no problem
Awesome! Good to hear.
Colin Kensley how did u do it?
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It has been many a miles now and the fix is holding up perfectly.
Even skoonpa made himself an emergency kit like this and put it in the spare wheel trunk.
That hose at the air filter box is the front differential breather. Btw you should definitely change the fluid in that, and also in the other two differentials and in the transmission, presumed they haven't been ever changed.
I changed the diff fluid last service. Going to do a transmission service at 200,000k
I know Im pretty off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream new movies online?
@Ledger Elon I would suggest flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Kendall Matthias Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for since april myself :)
@Kendall Matthias Thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service =) Appreciate it!
Awesome video Josh! My mother has a Q7 Tdi 2012 its a blast to drive and very reliable. She bought it with 111k and has 118k now only thing I hate is the def stuff and thats it. But does your Touareg have the emissions stuff? We’re gonna start running some dpf cleaner in it and a couple more additives! So happy I found your channel Ive learned a lot from you! Good to know that these tdi’s are reliable:) sorry for my English Im only 13:) and Im a big Tdi fan and VW fan.
Awesome man! My Touareg is completely stock. Def isn't bad. Just goes through it fast. Cheap stuff though.
Good good:) that’s great 😃
we miss you bro
I know. I've been slacking on videos.
I was looking at 2012 Passat se tdi with 120,000 miles . It has a good service history all routine & scheduled maintenance was done according to report . It is priced around 4500 . Looks like a buy to me . What do you think? Thanks
Sounds like a decent price. Passat have held their value a little better than the golfs and jettas.
Josh, Tires look ready for an upgrade.
Time for some all terrains.
I am thinking in buying a V6 TDI from 2008. would you say it’s a reliable car?
Mine currently has 208K miles. Been great.
Josh. Are you quarantined in the Touareg?
I should be. Nice place to be.
That is a good temporary fix to get you home from a trip but not a good permanent solution. The reason the rubber around the bearing fails, is because the bearing is old and worn out which in turn wears out the rubber surrounding it. You tow with your Touareg and put more torque through your driveshaft than the soccer mom just cruising around town, so you need to fix it the right way. If you are mechanically inclined, you can replace the whole bearing assembly with a Meyle kit. ruclips.net/video/urqi_wjSY4M/видео.html or for a couble hundred more, there are aftermarket driveshafts available that would be better than your fix. www.partsgeek.com/catalog/2009/volkswagen/touareg/driveshaft_-ar-_axle/driveshaft.html Whatever you chose to do, make sure that before you disconnect the driveshaft, you have your parking brake set. You car will roll if you don't! (Been there, done that.)
Thanks for all the info! Defiantly leave an uneasy feeling using the heater hose. Like you said right now it will work. I'll probably just buy an aftermarket driveshaft. Seems to be the best option.
The heater hose is the best permanent solution to this problem...the bearing does not seize it is the rubber support that perishes...do the hose trick and never have to bother with it again
Can u show us how u did it
Thanks
Next video!
Spotted Euros thanks cant wait
Time for new tires Josh.
Hoping to finally get some AT tires once these on done.
Are the Hpfp failures I hear about in tdi engines a concern?
Haven't had a problem myself.