In the manual? Also, it’s been posted on here several times if you do a quick search in the “Search Community” bar above.
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Routine Scheduled Maintenance?
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Here’s the full post with all sorts of good docs related to your ID.4:
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ID.4 documents from NHTSA
Browsing the NHTSA site for the ID.4, I noticed VW has posted some interesting tech documents for the car. Enjoy! The ID.4 New Model Overview: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2021/MC-10189712-0001.pdf The High-Voltage System in the ID.4...
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I didn't get a maintenance booklet, but then again other than the typical brake fluid flush every couple years there's not much maintenance anyway. 
related: I've always admired the way the Brit's maintain their maintenance history with dealerships stamping their booklets. I always have to maintain my own logbook.
related: I've always admired the way the Brit's maintain their maintenance history with dealerships stamping their booklets. I always have to maintain my own logbook.
How about with the additional maintenanceI didn't get a maintenance booklet, but then again other than the typical brake fluid flush every couple years there's not much maintenance anyway.
related: I've always admired the way the Brit's maintain their maintenance history with dealerships stamping their booklets. I always have to maintain my own logbook.
1. Cabin AF
2. 12V Battery
3. Coolant fluid
4. Gearbox fluid
5. Wiper blades condition. Inspection or replace as required
6. Tires condition. Rotate or replace as required
7. Brakes condition. Inspection, service or replace as required
7S POWER
I use Gummi Pflege Stift periodically on my wiper blades and get longer life, but I do like new ones too. I use same on other rubberoid window & door seals as well.
Dry and/or Sun-intensive areas need maintenance/replacement even more than in your "naturally lubricated" environment.
I've had 12V vehicle batteries last 6 or more years, but life of the vehicle not possible unless a very short life. A lead-acid battery is constantly eating away at itself. At least we in the states typically get a bit of a rebate on the new one by recycling the old core.
Dry and/or Sun-intensive areas need maintenance/replacement even more than in your "naturally lubricated" environment.
Amazon.com: nextzett 91480615 'Gummi Pflege Stift' Rubber Care Stick - 3.4 fl. oz : Everything Else
Amazon.com: nextzett 91480615 'Gummi Pflege Stift' Rubber Care Stick - 3.4 fl. oz : Everything Else
www.amazon.com
I've had 12V vehicle batteries last 6 or more years, but life of the vehicle not possible unless a very short life. A lead-acid battery is constantly eating away at itself. At least we in the states typically get a bit of a rebate on the new one by recycling the old core.
Big fan of the Gummi Pflege too. I use it on all of the rubber trim around doors, hatches, hoods,etc and it seems to do a good job of keeping them in great shape.I use Gummi Pflege Stift periodically on my wiper blades and get longer life, but I do like new ones too. I use same on other rubberoid window & door seals as well.
Dry and/or Sun-intensive areas need maintenance/replacement even more than in your "naturally lubricated" environment.
Amazon.com: nextzett 91480615 'Gummi Pflege Stift' Rubber Care Stick - 3.4 fl. oz : Everything Else
Amazon.com: nextzett 91480615 'Gummi Pflege Stift' Rubber Care Stick - 3.4 fl. oz : Everything Elsewww.amazon.com
I've had 12V vehicle batteries last 6 or more years, but life of the vehicle not possible unless a very short life. A lead-acid battery is constantly eating away at itself. At least we in the states typically get a bit of a rebate on the new one by recycling the old core.
John
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