2018 Schedule Maintenance

2018 Volkswagen Maintenance Schedule

by Jorge Rmz. on in Autos, Dealerships, Information, Tips, Volkswagen

2018 Volkswagen Maintenance Schedule

Technician checking under the hood of a Volkswagen car

2018 Volkswagen Maintenance Schedule Book

For most Volkswagen 2018 vehicles, the maintenance schedule is almost the same as that of previous generations.

  • Oil change service, still every 10,000 miles or every year.
  • Perform tire rotation at least every 10,000 miles.
  • Pollen filter every 40,000 miles.
  • Engine air filter every 60,000 miles.
  • Spark plugs every 40,000 miles (4-cylinders Gasoline 1.4L, 1.8L, and 2.0L)
  • Spark plugs every 60,000 miles (Turbo engines)
  • DSG Transmission service every 40,000 miles.
  • Automatic Transmission Service every 80,000 miles.
  • Brake fluid service every three years.

Also, the service intervals will vary depending on the state in which you live and your driving style.

See the PDF file for details 2018 VW Maintenance Schedule

For the 2018 eGolf service intervals click the link: 2018 VW eGolf Maintenance Schedule PDF

2018 Volkswagen e-golf

eGolf-Minor Maintenance

  • Brake pads: Check thickness and brake disc condition. Look for contact pattern and corrosion of brake discs (front and rear)
  •  High-voltage battery. Charge upon customer request
  •  High-voltage warning label: Inspect
  •  Service interval display: Reset

eGolf-Standard Maintenance (Includes All Minor Maintenance Items)

  • 12-Volt battery: Perform diagnosis (determine charge capacity with diagnostic tester)
  • Automatic headlight control: Check (if equipped)
  •  Brake fluid: Check level
  •  Coolant level and frost protection: Check
  •  eMotor and eMotor compartment components: Check (from above) for leaks and damage
  •  eMotor and eMotor compartment components: Check (from below) for leaks and damage, check transmission, final drive, and drive
  • axle boots
  • Exterior lighting: Front and rear lights, headlights (adjust if necessary), turn signals, cornering lights, and hazard warning lights: Check
  • High-voltage charging cable: Check presence and condition
  • High-voltage charging socket in charging door: Visually inspect for contamination and damage
  • High-voltage components: Visual inspection for damage to the high-voltage components and lines, battery box, high-voltage connections and coolant connections, labels in the engine compartment and rear area
  • Horn: Check
  • Test drive: Check braking, kick down, steering, electrical, heating and ventilation systems, air conditioning, handling, and parking
  • brake
  • Tire pressure monitoring system: Calibrate to correct tire pressure settings
  • Tire pressure: Check LF________ RF________ LR ________ RR ________ Spare ________
  • Tires: Check condition and wear pattern, record tread depth
  • Windshield wiper/washer system: Check
  • Wiper blades: Bring into service position and check for damage

eGolf-Extended Maintenance

  • Ball joints, wheel bearings, drive axles, coupling rods, tie rod ends, and stabilizer bar rubber bushings: Visually inspect for damage
  • and excessive play
  •  Body interior and exterior: Visually inspect for corrosion
  •  Brake system: Visually inspect for leaks and damage
  •  Front and rear coil springs and shock absorbers: Inspect

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