looking at a FSI A4 or Passat and based on my reading online, it seems that they have carbon issues and cam button issues on the fuel pump, anything else that I should look for? the cars are both at around 140k and timing belts have not been done because the service interval says 150k, are these ticking time bombs or do I have some time before it has to be done?
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Yup, and control arms in the front.
Timing belt is 115,000-130,000km or 7 years now.
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Originally posted by toplessvw View Postlooking at a FSI A4 or Passat and based on my reading online, it seems that they have carbon issues and cam button issues on the fuel pump, anything else that I should look for? the cars are both at around 140k and timing belts have not been done because the service interval says 150k, are these ticking time bombs or do I have some time before it has to be done?
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bought a Passat and got it home and parked it until I can do the timing belt, not worth driving with my bad luck it would break on me, control arms were just done so I am good there but I will have to change the fuel pump cam button as it has never been done. I hope the cam is fine. the transmission is triptonic and has had three vw fluid services( not sure what that entails) but with a little love it should serve me well.Been driving VAG for longer then allot of the members have been alive
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Originally posted by toplessvw View Postbought a Passat and got it home and parked it until I can do the timing belt, not worth driving with my bad luck it would break on me, control arms were just done so I am good there but I will have to change the fuel pump cam button as it has never been done. I hope the cam is fine. the transmission is triptonic and has had three vw fluid services( not sure what that entails) but with a little love it should serve me well.
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