Service At 60, 000 Miles
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Service at 60, 000 miles or one year after last service, whichever occurs first.
- AdBlue® fluid: Check and add if necessary (if applicable)
- Air filter element and snow screen: Replace element and clean screen and housing (if applicable)
- Battery: Check (and second battery if applicable)
- Brakes: Inspect brake system and shock absorber for leaks and damage, check thickness of brake pads, brake disc condition front and rear. Look for contact pattern and corrosion of brake discs, and check brake fluid level subject to abrasion
- Dust and pollen filter: Replace (if applicable)
- Engine: Change oil and replace oil filter
- Fuel filter: Replace (2.0L and 3.0L TDI engines only)
- Hybrid components: Perform a visual inspection of high-voltage components and the lines in the engine compartment and the rear of the vehicle for damage
- Rear window: Check cleaning nozzle functionality (if applicable)
- Service interval display: Reset
- Service sticker: Enter the date of the next service on the service sticker and apply to the driver's side-door pillar
- Spark plugs: Replace (1.8T, 2.0T, 3.6L, and Touareg Hybrid engines only)
- Sunroof: Open sunroof and check front water drains and clean if necessary (Touareg only)
- Timing belt: Check and replace if necessary (2.0L MPI only) If replaced at 60, 000 miles, check every 60, 000 miles after. If not replaced at 60, 000 miles, check every 20, 000 miles until replaced, then every 60, 000 miles
- Tires: Check tread depth, condition, wear pattern, and pressure of all tires (including spare)
- Tires: Rotate front to rear
- Windshield washer, headlight cleaning system, and wiper blades: Check for damage and function. Check fluid level and add if necessary