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How to change lower control arm on a MKV Rabbit or Jetta
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.พ. 2017
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Hey Erick. I really appreciate the camera angles and the commentary. Excellent video.
You're very welcome. Glad it helped.
You don't have to remove the oil pan to change the passenger side. All you have to do is remove the dog bone mount and raise the motor 2 in.
Thank you for the advice!
So just the dogbone? Not the other mount? Cause I have to take the coolant tank out to do that and I’m lazy lol.
Just the dog bone and the jack up the engine from oil pan.
Great video man, thanks for the DIY. Nice rotors btw!
Hey thanks Mr. Markowitz!! I am glad this video helped you in any way.
Good video man I always thought this would be harder
Thank you! Just patience and elbow grease that is all it took really
That's simple. Man o man! Thanks dude
You're welcome!! Yeah it is not that hard of a job just some elbow grease and patience
He's wrong about the side that hits the oil pan, all you have to do is loosen the engine/trans mount on that side and jack up the engine slightly with a wood block or padding of any kind you'll be good.
Noel127 That would be another way to do it
Where the engine/trans mount on the left side located?
I never removed it and do not know exactly where it is
@@rubencastro5092 Hey bro. On the driver side it's under the battery cover tray. Remove the battery and tray you'll see the trans mount. Make sure to support the bottom of the engine with a wood block or adequate padding not to bend or gouge the metal pans under the engine. Make sure you only loosen the frame side of the mount. (the bolts attached to the body of the car not the side aiming towards engine bay) and as you loosen then go ahead and jack up that side of the engine to clear the bolt. Same applies to engine mount on the passenger side right below the coolant reservoir. Third one is under the engine called the dog bone mount and it can easily be removed engine side. Not bushing side and you can then lift. Make sure you torque back to original spec or you will have driveline issues fuel economy problems. Easily align it back and torque and you're good to go.
Really appreciate that, wasn't sure what to do. Got a 2011 Tiguan and need to replace driver side. Will try it Tomorrow.
with the oil pan, cant you just losen the engine mount and than lift the engine up enough to remove the bolt ???
Some folks do it that I I've heard.
Thanks a lot man.
My pleasure Joao and I am glad this video helped you out 8-)
I have a 2008 rabbit. Bought it used. I’ve started doing my own maintenances on it.
Now I am binge watching all these vids!
What made you realize you had to change the control arm? Just wondering since mine has never been changed my rabbit has 150k miles on it
Thanks for watching!! The car has a bad alignment and would steer to the right. Once I changed it and had the car aligned it worked great
Ah okay I’ll watch for this, so far my alignment feels good. Keep up the VW vids would like to see more stuff and how’s it running.
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@@mwood562 Thank you very much! Well I basically fixed all the issues it had and now my brother is the one driving it now. Drives like a dream
Nice video! Good tips/tricks! (eg: which bolts to align first). What torque values did you use for the bolts?
Thank you Ted. Here's the link I used when I installed this. bd8ba3c866c8cbc330ab-7b26c6f3e01bf511d4da3315c66902d6.r6.cf1.rackcdn.com/PDF_18379_Volkswagen_MK5_MK6_Performance_Lower_Control_Arm_Kit_Install_r1.pdf
Go to page 19 and you'll get all the torque specs needed for this job
Awesome, thanks for the link and the quick reply Erick, much appreciated!
Thanks for the video man... shop just quoted me $200 just to swap out the old arms on my '11 MKVI GTI with new ones that I already changed all the bushings on with upgraded Powerflex. This should take me less than hour and a half to swap(and that's with cleaning and inspection of other areas) - thanks for link to torque specs.- let's keep getting our hands dirty-it keeps the mind sharp.
what's brake system to you have on it or rotor? great video btw
Thank you!! Yes I bought the rotor kit on Amazon, it came with all 4 rotors and the brakes. Not very expensive either, here is a link if you'll like to use it as reference amzn.to/2CxImfX
@@ErickMartinSucre for the brakes, are they actually good? Do the brakes have sensors? The price has me with doubt.
The wheel sensor is attached to the wheel hub so no worries there. The 4 disks and brakes come complete and it has yet to fail me
I have the same ones ! They work nice
Hey man, after installing my lower left control arm, there is a ton of squeaking coming from it. What do I do to fix this?
I have WD-40 silicone lubricant spray. Would that work?
It is hard to tell. You may need to jack your car up with its front wheels in the air. Be careful during this process by making sure the front of the car is jacked properly. Once you put it in gear the front wheels will just spin in the air. This would allow you to find the sound and what is causing it. Safety is imperative here.
As long as you can find what is causing the squeaking sure.
Erick Martin Sucre it’ll squeak when it goes over bumps, accelerate or stop.
I’ll keep you updated 🙏🏽
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Glad it helped 8-)
jesus christ man put your car on an axle stand!!
I used one but I am not sure what you mean
Maybe my mistake but it looked like you were under that car at one point with it only held up with the trolley jack. Good video though, I'm about to do mine and didn't realise the oil pan would obstruct. I'd just hate for people to go under cars only held by a jack. I've seen them fail.
I had 2 jacks. One for the arm just in case and the other near the engine block. I changed the oil pan one by removing oil pan and lifting engine a little. The only issue I currently have is the gasket. They sell the gasket for the 2.5 engine. Do not use gasket maker it does not seal properly. I made the mistake of using that and its leaking. Thank for you commenting by the way I appreciate it.
Simon Turner you can clearly see a silver axle stand?