When should springs be replaced on a Golf 4? Is this done after a certain number of kilometers or maybe after a certain number of years? Is there a noticeable indication to the driver of springs that need to be replaced before any potential cracks, breaks or other sudden failures occur? Are they typically a lifetime part?
Thank you for your feddback! It is practically impossible to determine wear at the initial stage, however, the first of the symptoms is a decrease in its length, which will characteristically affect the vehicle’s ground clearance. You can find detailed information about the life of the springs in the service book of your car. Best Regards, Autodoc Team!
@@autodocuk Thank you for the reply and all of your great videos. Please consider making a video focused on the Golf 4 coolant pipe replacement. This is the pipe that is typically known to crack. If you make this video, it would be helpful to include all of the maintenance necessary to facilitate replacement of the pipe, including removal of the bumper and removal of the radiator. I believe Golf 4 owners would appreciate this as one of your future videos.
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When should springs be replaced on a Golf 4? Is this done after a certain number of kilometers or maybe after a certain number of years? Is there a noticeable indication to the driver of springs that need to be replaced before any potential cracks, breaks or other sudden failures occur? Are they typically a lifetime part?
Thank you for your feddback! It is practically impossible to determine wear at the initial stage, however, the first of the symptoms is a decrease in its length, which will characteristically affect the vehicle’s ground clearance. You can find detailed information about the life of the springs in the service book of your car.
Best Regards, Autodoc Team!
@@autodocuk Thank you for the reply and all of your great videos. Please consider making a video focused on the Golf 4 coolant pipe replacement. This is the pipe that is typically known to crack. If you make this video, it would be helpful to include all of the maintenance necessary to facilitate replacement of the pipe, including removal of the bumper and removal of the radiator. I believe Golf 4 owners would appreciate this as one of your future videos.
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Hello - great video. I don’t see a link for the copper grease. Thanks
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Can you do test drive videos as well?
5.28 Torqued up the bottom nut but the bolt turned 🙁
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