VW ID.4 Maintenance Schedule – Electric Models
2021 Volkswagen ID.4 Maintenance Intervals - USA
The intervals shown in this table are based on vehicles operating under normal conditions. In case of severe conditions, such as
extremely low temperatures, excessive dust, etc., it is necessary for certain operations to be carried out in between the given intervals.
Service intervals in miles
10K
X
20K
X
30K
X
40K 50K
60K
70K
X
80K
X
90K 10 0K 110 K 12 0 K
Minor Maintenance1)
Standard Maintenance 2)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Additional Maintenance Items
Refer to the Additional Maintenance Items Table below
1)
First minor maintenance service at 10,000 miles or 1 year after delivery, whichever occurs first. Minor maintenance services thereafter occur at intervals of
20,000 miles or every 2 years after the last minor maintenance service, whichever occurs first.
2)
First standard maintenance service at 20,000 miles or 2 years after delivery, whichever occurs first. Standard maintenance services thereafter occur at
intervals of 20,000 miles or every 2 years after the last standard maintenance service, whichever occurs first.
all completed items
Minor Maintenance
Battery, 12 Volt: Checking with battery tester if necessary
Service interval display: Reset
Tires: Check condition and wear pattern. Record tread depth
Guided Fault Finding: Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester to check for, resolve, and clear any Diagnostic Trouble Codes that may be
present
Standard Maintenance (Includes All Minor Maintenance Items)
Battery, 12 Volt: Checking with battery tester if necessary
Battery, High-voltage: Check charge level and charge as necessary
Body Interior and Exterior: Check for corrosion
Brake fluid: Check level depending on brake wear
Brake Pads (Front and Rear): Check thickness and brake disc condition. Look for contact pattern and corrosion of brake discs
Brake System and Shock Absorbers: Check for leaks and damage
Charging cable: Check that the cable is present and check condition of the cable
Coil Springs and Rubber Stop Buffers: Inspect for damage
Cooling System: Check frost protection and coolant level
Exterior lighting: Check function of front and rear lights, headlights (adjust if necessary), automatic headlights (if equipped), turn
signals, cornering lights, and hazard warning lights
Guided Fault Finding: Use the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester to check for, resolve, and clear any Diagnostic Trouble Codes that may be
present
Headlight Washing System: Check function (if equipped)
High-voltage Charging Sockets in Radiator Grille and Filler Cap: Inspect for dirt, debris, and damage
High-voltage components and High-voltage Cables: Inspect for damage and correct routing and securing
Horn: Check function
Interior lighting: Check function of headliner, luggage compoartment and glove compartment
Motor and Motor compartment components (from above): Check for leaks and damage
Motor and Motor compartment components (from below): Check related components including transmission, final drive, and drive
axle boots for leaks and damage
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Standard Maintenance (continued)
Service interval display: Reset
Suspension and Steering: Check ball joints, wheel bearings, drive axles, coupling rods, tie rod ends, and stabilizer bar rubber bush-
ings for damage and excessive play.
Test Drive: Check braking, steering, electrical, heating/ventilation systems, air conditioning, handling, and parking brake
Tire pressure: Check LF________ RF________ LR ________ RR ________ Spare ________
Tire Repair Kit: Check for damage and prior use
Tires: Check condition and wear pattern. Record tread depth
Tire Pressure Monitoring System: Calibrate to correct tire pressure settings
Underbody: Check underbody protection, underbody trim panels, wire routing, and plugs for damage
Warning Labels: Check that they are present
Windshield: Check for damage
Windshield Wiper/Washer System: Check for damage, function and adjust spray nozzle if necessary, fluid level, and freeze protection
Wiper Blades: Bring into service position, check for damage, and check park position
Additional Maintenance Items
Brake fluid: Change
3 years after registration and then every 2 years regardless of
mileage
Dust and pollen filter: Replace
Every 40-,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first.
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