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2021-2023 Volkswagen ID.4 Maintenance Schedule

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2021-2023 Volkswagen ID.4 Maintenance Schedule

 
With your Volkswagen ID.4, welcome to the world of seamless driving! Maintaining your vehicle’s top performance and lifetime is critical, and this comprehensive maintenance guide has been curated to make ownership simple and pleasurable.
This handbook covers all element of keeping your ID.4 during these critical years, from routine checklists to specialist care instructions. Discover maintenance schedules specific to your vehicle’s requirements, such as regular servicing, fluid checks, tire rotations, and more, all meant to keep your ID.4 running at peak performance.
Prepare to embark on a journey where maintenance is more than just a need, but an opportunity to ensure that your Volkswagen ID.4 exceeds expectations. Let’s travel these years together, making sure your ID.4 remains a dependable, efficient, and thrilling partner on the road ahead.

Maintenance Schedule

Service
Service work and digital service schedule
The vehicle data stickers attached to the inside cover of this owner’s manual help ensure that you can have the correct Volkswagen Genuine Parts® installed in your vehicle whenever required. It also determines which type of servicing applies to your vehicle.
The vehicle data sticker confirms when the vehicle was first registered or delivered, when the delivery inspection was carried out, and thus the date from which your vehicle is covered by our warranty.

Recording the service work performed (“digital service schedule”)
The service records are stored by your Volkswagen dealership or qualified workshop in a central system. This transparent documentation of the service history allows the service operations performed to be reproduced at any time. Each time you have your vehicle serviced, Volkswagen recommends asking for a printed service record, which contains all service work stored in the system.
With every service, the printout of the previous service record is replaced by a current printout.
The digital service schedule is not available in some markets. In this case, your Volkswagen dealership will inform you about the documentation process for service work.

Service work
The following information is documented in the digital service schedule by your Volkswagen dealership or qualified workshop:

    • When which service was carried out.
    • Whether any repairs are recommended, such as replacement of the brake pads in the near future.
    • Whether you had any special requests before or during the maintenance work. Your service advisor will note these on the order
    • Which components and service fluids were changed.
    • When your next service is scheduled for.

The type and scope of service work may differ from vehicle to vehicle. Information on specific work for your vehicle can be requested from a qualified workshop.

WARNING
Inadequate servicing, no servicing at all, or failure to adhere to service intervals can result in breakdowns, accidents and serious injury.

  • Have service work carried out by an authorised Volkswagen dealership or workshop.

NOTICE
Volkswagen is not responsible for any vehicle damage caused by inadequate service work or the lack of availability of parts.

Regular servicing of your vehicle not only maintains its value, it also ensures that your vehicle remains roadworthy and in working order. You should therefore have your vehicle serviced according to the Volkswagen guidelines.

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  • In some markets, scheduled services are carried out at intervals that differ from the specified service intervals. More detailed information is available from a qualified dealership.

Service interval display
The service interval display in the digital instrument cluster shows information about a due inspection → page 30. If necessary, additional work that is due can then also be carried out, e.g. changing brake fluid.

Information on operating conditions

The service intervals and scope of service al-ways apply to vehicles used under normal operating conditions.
If the vehicle is operated under heavy-duty conditions, some work will have to be per-formed before the next service is due or at shorter intervals than those specified.
Heavy-duty conditions are, for example:

  • Use in areas with high levels of dust.
  • Driving mainly in wintry conditions.
    This applies particularly to the following components (depending on the vehicle equipment):
  • Active combifilter.
  • Air Care active combifilter.
    The service advisor at your qualified work-shop will be pleased to advise you on whether your vehicle requires more frequent work due to the conditions under which it is used.

WARNING
Inadequate servicing, no servicing at all, or failure to adhere to service intervals can result in breakdowns, accidents or serious injury.

  • Have your service work carried out by an authorised Volkswagen dealership or workshop.

NOTICE
Volkswagen is not responsible for any vehicle damage caused by inadequate service work or the lack of availability of parts.

Scope of service

The scope of service includes all maintenance work that is necessary in order to keep your vehicle roadworthy (depending on the operating conditions and vehicle equipment). The maintenance work is divided into inspection work and servicing work. You can find out what work is required in detail for your vehicle:

  • From your Volkswagen dealership.
  • From your qualified workshop.
  • In the electronic repair and workshop in-formation system 
    Inspection work Electrics
  • 12-volt vehicle battery: check and replace
    if necessary.
  • Lighting: check.
  • High-voltage components: check.
  • Horn: check.
  • Headlight setting: check.
  • Service interval display: reset.

Engine and gearbox

  • Gearbox and final drive: check.
  • Cooling system: check.
  • Engine: check.
  • Components in the front compartment:
    check.
    Running gear
    Swivel joints and track rods: check.
  • Tyres: check.
  • Brake system: check.
  • Brake pads and brake discs: check.
  • Brake fluid level: check.
  • Boots: check.
  • Coupling rod and stabiliser bearings:
    check.
  • Breakdown set: check.
  • Tyre pressure on all wheels: check.
  • Power steering: check.
  • Shock absorbers and coil springs: check. Body
  • Windscreen: check.
  • Body: check for corrosion.
  •  Wiper blades: check.
  • Window washer system: check.
  • Underbody: check.
  • Road test: perform.
    Servicing work
    In addition to the inspection work, additional servicing work will need to be carried out, de-pending on the conditions and environment in which your vehicle is used and the vehicle.

equipment. This work is dependent on time and mileage or only time or mileage.

  • Brake fluid: change.
  •  Active combifilter: replace.
  • Air Care active combifilter: replace.
    It is also possible to have servicing work carried out in between the displayed scheduled service events.
    The scope of service is subject to change for technical reasons, e.g. continuous further de-velopment of components. Your Volkswagen dealership or qualified workshop always has the latest information about any changes.

Vehicle care

Notes on vehicle care
Regular and expert care helps to maintain your vehicle’s condition.
The longer contamination or dirt is left on the surface of vehicle components, the more difficult it can become to clean and treat them. Extended exposure may mean that it is no longer possible to remove contamination or dirt.
Volkswagen recommends using genuine care products designed especially for your vehicle. 1) Consult a qualified workshop if you have
any specific questions or if vehicle parts are not listed.

WARNING
Incorrect care and cleaning of vehicle parts can impair the safety features of the vehicle and cause serious injury.

  • Vehicle parts must be cleaned according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Always use approved or recommended cleaning products.
  • Do not use cleaning agents that contain solvents. Solvents can cause irreparable damage to the airbag modules.
  • Protect your hands and arms against parts with sharp edges, e.g. when cleaning the insides of the wheel housings.

WARNING
If the windscreen, door windows or rear window are dirty, iced up or affected by condensation, visibility will be reduced and the risk of accidents and severe injuries will increase. This could impair the safety equipment of the vehicle.

  • Drive only when you have a clear view through all windows.
  • Do not treat the windscreen with water-repellent window coating agents. In unfavourable conditions, they can cause in-creased dazzle.

WARNING
Care products may be toxic and hazardous. Unsuitable care products and incorrect ap-plication of care products can cause accidents, severe injuries, burns or poisoning.

  • Store care products only in the closed original container.
  • Observe the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Keep children away from all care products.
  • Use care products only outside or in well-ventilated rooms so that you do not breathe in any toxic vapours.
  • Never use turpentine, nail varnish re-mover or other volatile fluids for vehicle care. These substances are toxic and highly flammable.

NOTICE
Soiling with aggressive and solvent-based ingredients can cause irreparable damage to the vehicle equipment, even if left for only a short time, e.g. on seat padding or trim parts.

  • Do not let contamination or dirt dry.
    Have stubborn stains removed by a qualified workshop.

Washing the vehicle

To wash your vehicle correctly and properly, please observe the following information

Automatic car washes

  • ✓ The windows must be closed and the exterior mirrors must be folded away.
  • ✓ Vehicles with steering column lock: If the vehicle is mechanically pulled through the car wash (wash tunnel), the steering column must not unlock
  • ✓ The windscreen wipers and the rain and light sensor are switched off.
  • ✓ The Auto Hold function is switched off.

Further information:

  • Please observe information of the car wash operator, especially where add-on parts such as spoilers are concerned
  • Preferably use textile car washes without
    brushes.
  • Do not select cleaning programmes with hot wax for vehicles with decorative and protective films.
  • Regularly have the bottom of the vehicle thoroughly cleaned to remove residue.

FAQs

How often should I change the oil in my Volkswagen ID.4?

Because the Volkswagen ID.4 is an electric car, no oil changes are required.

What’s the recommended interval for brake fluid replacement?

Tire rotation is advised every 10,000 to 12,000 miles to ensure even wear

Is it necessary to replace the cabin air filter, and how often?

Replacement of brake fluid is normally advised every two years or 20,000 miles.

How often should I check the battery in my ID.4?*

Yes, depending on driving circumstances, it is recommended that the cabin air filter be replaced every 20,000 to 30,000 miles.

How often should I check the battery in my ID.4?*

Inspect the batteries on a regular basis as part of routine maintenance; comprehensive tests are usually performed during service intervals.

Should I perform any specific maintenance on the electric motor?

Routine inspections are advised, although the electric motor normally does not require any special maintenance.

What’s the maintenance schedule for the cooling system?

The cooling system should be inspected on a regular basis, usually during routine service visits.

How often should I inspect the brake system?

Brake system inspections are advised at every service visit or whenever unusual symptoms appear.

What’s the recommended interval for replacing the windshield wipers?

Replace windshield wipers every 6 to 12 months, or as soon as they begin to show indications of wear.

Do I need to perform any specific maintenance for the electric drivetrain?

The electric drivetrain normally requires little maintenance, however frequent inspections are recommended.

How often should I check the fluid levels in the ID.4?

Check fluid levels on a regular basis, especially coolant, brake fluid, and windshield washer fluid, and top up as needed.

Is there a specific schedule for software updates in the ID.4?

Volkswagen publishes software updates on a regular basis; it is best to contact a dealership for the most recent updates during service appointments.

What’s the recommended interval for checking suspension components?

Suspension components should be inspected at regular service intervals or if any problems are noted while driving.

Should I have the electrical system checked regularly?

Yes, the electrical system should be inspected for any difficulties or possible problems as part of routine maintenance.

How often should I have a general maintenance check on the ID.4?

To preserve the vehicle’s best performance and safety, general maintenance checks are normally required every 10,000 miles or annually, whichever comes first.

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