Brief Summary
This video provides a quick guide on how to locate and top up essential fluids in an Audi Q5, as well as how to jump-start the vehicle. It covers engine oil, coolant, power steering fluid, screen washer fluid, and brake fluid, and explains where to find the positive and negative terminals for jump-starting.
- Engine oil can be topped up at the designated location, and a manual dipstick can be installed for checking the oil level.
- Coolant should be topped up with pink coolant, maintaining the level between the minimum and maximum marks.
- Power steering fluid and screen washer fluid can be added as needed at their respective reservoirs.
- Brake fluid can be topped up at the brake fluid reservoir.
- For jump-starting, the positive and negative terminals are located under a specific cover.
Engine Oil Top Up
The video shows where to top up the engine oil in an Audi Q5. The presenter points out the location for adding engine oil. Although the vehicle doesn't come with a dipstick, one can be purchased and installed to manually check the oil level.
Coolant Top Up
The video identifies the coolant reservoir and explains how to top it up. The coolant level should be maintained between the minimum and maximum levels indicated on the reservoir. It is important to use pink coolant when topping up.
Power Steering Fluid Top Up
The video indicates the location for topping up the power steering fluid in the Audi Q5. The presenter simply points out the reservoir where power steering fluid can be added if needed.
Screen Washer Top Up
The video shows the screen washer reservoir, where you can top up the screen washer fluid. The presenter points out the cap with the screen washer symbol, indicating where to add the fluid.
Brake Fluid Top Up
The video identifies the brake fluid reservoir and explains that brake fluid can be added there if necessary. The presenter points to the brake fluid reservoir, indicating where to top up the fluid.
Jump Start
The video explains how to locate the jump start terminals in the Audi Q5. The presenter shows how to open the cover to reveal the positive terminal and then points out the location of the negative terminal.
