VW MK5/MK6 GTI Inner CV Axle Boot Replacement

In this video I'm going to show step by step how to remove and replace the Inner CV Axle Boot, I will also show how to rebuild the CV Axle. I did the replacement on a 2010 Volkswagen MK6 GTI. This should be Applicable to the Volkswagens from these years: 2009-2014 - VW MK5/MK6 - MKV/MKVI - GTI/JETTA/GLI
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[@lloyd_3656]

Thanks for posting this. I always wanted to see how this was done. Probably more cost effective than buying the axle.

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

Much respect👍🏽 Yea, it's definitely more cost-effective.

[@volvos60bloke]

I love both the quality of your work but your videos too. Great stuff.

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

Much appreciated!

[@nicolasanderson376]

still posting mk6 content in 2024 is dope

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

for sure 💪🏽

[@MauriceEllerbee]

Your intrusive thoughts when you got the first clamp off and you pulled the boot back “touch the grease” lmao I fall victim to the thoughts every time lol

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

facts 😂

[@ec3qb223]

Love the video! Been watching your videos and helped me lots with my DIYs. One question would it be the same procedure for the other side?

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

much respect 👍🏽, yea, the other side is the same process.

[@keijikeijikeiji2]

Hello. No one shows me this part. this is very helpful !
Don't you need bead of sealant on the back of the cap of velocity joint ?
Is there any grease leak around the cap ?
After this take, how is it ?

[@CraftyWorkshopBuilds]

No sealant needed, the grease is thick so it won't leak from a tiny space or gap. the triple square bolts also act as a clamp for the cap, when installed.
Nah, no leak from around the cap, it's been good.

[@keijikeijikeiji2]

Thank you so much .