2.0 Turbo TSI Timing Chain Tensioner Inspection Volkswagen GLI / GTI / Jetta / Golf Mk6

This is the process that you'll have to follow to figure out if your timing chains need replacing.
You can also check the Engine controller and block 093. The farther negative you are, the more your chain has probably elongated. I was at -4.77 degrees for this video.
I'll make a new video to show the process of replacing the chains when the parts come in.
Some of the tools used:
T25 bit
T30 bit
Flathead screwdriver
Ratchet
Non-marring Hammer

[@alexandersteffen7805]

Fantastic video men, thanks this gave me an idea of all the work I have to do on my 2011golf gti.
Thank you very much

[@willtoulan]

I've done that same shit with the bungee cord too 😅

[@Pika_Gabe]

That intro is great

[@tommyjakks]

Nice video… I have the old timing chain tensioner on a mk6 gti so I’ll probably need to do the same at some point

[@0bast0]

Great Video :) Thank you.

[@usa5046]

Nice leak good job checking the tensioner though

[@jbac5767]

That 2-4 then 6/7 range for the teeth must be what they mean when they measure it in a shop and give you negative 2-6

[@yunghamm69]

guy