Volkswagen Mk5 & MK6 Brake Fluid Service DIY

A quick tutorial video on how to change out, bleed, or service your brake fluid solo on a Mk5 or Mk6 Volkswagen. Applicable to anything from a Golf R, R32, Rabbit, Jetta, GTI, Golf, GLI, Eos, Beetle, TDI, etc.
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Links
Power Bleeder (This one has a quick disconnect for the cap, a big improvement over the one I used in the video) - amzn.to/3MpKj34
Brake fluid - amzn.to/3ShEXLf
Wrench set - amzn.to/45RgiAk
Torque wrench (Set to 90ft lbs for the wheel bolts) - amzn.to/45OaIi9
17mm socket for wheel bolts - amzn.to/46WZYiH
Brake fluid container and hose for old fluid - amzn.to/3UM0IQM
Turkey baster/fluid transfer pump if you overfill brake fluid - amzn.to/3hdSoM5

[@_LuisS]

This was very well explained.
Although it's great to know the order to bleed the brakes, because this is actually a flush and the system wasn't exposed to air doesn't really matter the order as long as you let fluid run until it's clear..
And it's recommended to flush 200ml from each front caliper and 300ml from rears because lines are longer to rear brakes.
But like you said, best way is to just do it because it'll build up your confidence and skills! 👍🏾

[@binagarten4667]

Your vid is good, very good, Whenever I have purchased this brake bleeder the seals fail after first use. I use revert to the two man brake bleed option.