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AWD Wagen
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2017
VW 2.5 Catch Can - AS1 Overview & Installation
Overview and installation of the AS1 catch can for Volkswagen 2.5 engines. This can is designed and fabricated by Adam Strunk (AS1).
To get yours, visit as1automotive.com or contact Adam directly for availability and pricing on Instagram @adamstrunk
To get the catch can installed, you'll need the following:
- braided hose (-10AN)
- various fittings (-10AN)
- block breather adapter (Part No. IEBAVB6 from Integrated Engineering)
Follow along on all the progress on the AWD Wagen project on Instagram @awdwagen
To get yours, visit as1automotive.com or contact Adam directly for availability and pricing on Instagram @adamstrunk
To get the catch can installed, you'll need the following:
- braided hose (-10AN)
- various fittings (-10AN)
- block breather adapter (Part No. IEBAVB6 from Integrated Engineering)
Follow along on all the progress on the AWD Wagen project on Instagram @awdwagen
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Mk6 Golf European Cup Holder DIY
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Step-by-step instructions on retrofitting a OEM European cup holder into the console of a Mk6 Golf or Sportwagen. Tools you'll need: T20 Torx bit screwdriver Plastic pry tools Flat blade screwdriver Pick tool Part Numbers: 1K0-862-531-A-UBN: Euro Cup Holder 1K0-858-230-A: Opener Assembly 1K0-863-301-B-71N: Liner
Where on the intake manifold does the one hose attach?
It would attach to your air intake, not the intake manifold. You would add a -10an bung to your intake and route the hose from the can to the intake.
From your experience messing around with interior stuff...do you know if it's possible to take the original MK6 GTI A/C control module like you have in this car, and install it in a MK6 Golf R? The Golf R has a different A/C control module, and unsure if the cable in the back work for both. Figured you might know. FYI...I much prefer the simple three knobs for A/C control and other stuff, to the push button ones on the MK6 R and newer models.
Hi Having trouble putting the old center console frame trim back on Any tips or tricks for those particular clips etc? Having trouble pushing it all the way in Thanks
Thanks. Would this same method work on a mk5 golf?
Please start mentioning what engine this is for!! I am searching for the 2,5 TDI Engine from VW T5… every american video fails to even tell it‘s a gasoline engine they are talking about..
perfect walkthrough. From Tunisia thx
Does this work for vacum deletes?
Yes, you can grab vacuum for the brake booster off a different vacuum hose
I have this euro cup holder in my golf and I have to admit the design is mediocre
Didnt know the us had a worse cupholder lol. Love the bottle opener to adjust the size between the storage compartments, so useful
Thank you for this! I needed to replace the front center console piece and this was the perfect walkthrough
Good shit man
is this the same for the mk6 gti ?
Yes! This process is the same for all the Mk6 Golf platform vehicles.
Just wondering, if I disconnect the battery before hand will i save the trouble of having to reset the airbag sensor?
If you disconnect the battery beforehand and let it sit for a few hours to clear the memory, you can do this without having to reset the airbag warning light.
Glove box aluminium handle would be great
I'll do one of those for sure. Have done several installs of these.
Great vid! Very clear instructions. I need to route some wires underneath the console for another 12v socket to power something and this video helped me out a lot
Clearly... would love to see everything you can share about the AWD wagen build!
Dude made one hella good video and dipped for a month
Ha, I'm not a "TH-camr". If I don't have something worthwhile to post, I won't post filler content.
fuck everything, I need to disassemble half the car because of that shit that the shutter bursts in the first cold and then all over again
FFS my thoughts exactly. Nevermind I will just live with a busted slider.
@@skz3792 I got used to it without it and now it would just annoy me with being there
Wtf, i live in the alps no problems with it xD Tbh the shutter is open on my 90% of the time anyways