The 2 litre PD unit is an 80,000 mile change. Don't know about the latest common-rail though.
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I think it's 60,000 miles for the PD?
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BIL has a judder on his A4 estate with DSG, auto specialist has quoted £4.5K for a rebuild with new plates etc.
100K plus, can't remember the exact mileage.
I haven't driven it, but they both like the car.
Just thought this may be of interest.
Edit, delivered some Suzuki's (can't remember the name but looks like the mini) recently with proper auto's, the box felt good, as did the smaller Alto? with proper auto.
Edited by gordonbennet on 21/03/2009 at 16:45
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Gordon - which A4? DSG isn't yet available on the diesel versions.
I'm on my second A3 DSG diesel - first one trouble free, second one had a new mechatronic unit at 18,000. £1,000 just for the parts.
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which A4? DSG isn't yet available on the diesel versions.
Something like 04/54 plate estate, he always has diesel cars and tells me it is a DSG, but if thats wrong i can get on the blower and confirm precisely what it is.
I haven't looked inside the car meself, once i heard the rebuild cost i wanted to keep it at arms length.
AF, i can't remember whether the diesel Suzi had auto or not, i only really took notice as the box was such a pleasant one amid these horrid automated manuals.
I know about as much use as a chocolat teapot..;)
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On that plate it's more than likely a multitronic CVT box.
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Thank you, all: I shall have a look at a s'hand Golf now with no fear re the cam-belt though I'll expect its DSG box to make £4,500-sounding noises soon after purchase! Thanks for the warning, 'gordonbennet'; oh, and these Suzis you've been delivering: nice to know they've a proper auto 'box but is that with a diesel engine?
Thanks again,
AF.
Edited by AllFumbs on 21/03/2009 at 17:10
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I don't particulary care for BMWs, but the 2.0 litre TD can be found with a 6-spd slushbox. It is particularly nice to drive in "-18" and "-20" derivatives.
The 6-cyl is nice too but the extra performance comes with a chunky rise in consumption.
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