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CarGuru > Volkswagen > 2005 Golf TDi question 24 April 2005 23:10:53

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2005 Golf TDi question

Mostro 31 March 2005 19:31:43
 I have never owned a VW. I am thinking of buying one though, because after
sitting in one it seems pretty nice, but more so for the gas mileage. I
come from an automotive service background and I work on my own stuff, but I
have never worked on a diesel, but I do understand the concept. How good
are these cars, how hard are they to work on, what is this cars achilles
heel?


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Matt B. 31 March 2005 20:19:30 permanent link ]
 "Mostro" <oveloz@glasfloss.c­om> wrote in message
news:d2h551$pnp$1@n­ewsdbm04.news.prodig­y.com...>I have never owned a VW. I am thinking of buying one though, because after >sitting in one it seems pretty nice, but more so for the gas mileage. I >come from an automotive service background and I work on my own stuff, but >I have never worked on a diesel, but I do understand the concept. How good >are these cars, how hard are they to work on, what is this cars achilles >heel?

The only thing about buying a new VW today (or Mercedes or BMW) is the
electronics and electric items (sensors, switches, etc.). The Germans in
general seem to be having trouble with these sorts of things lately.
Otherwise the car should be solid.


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Woodchuck 31 March 2005 23:26:03 permanent link ]
 We have had very few issues with the new TDI-PD.

"Mostro" <oveloz@glasfloss.c­om> wrote in message
news:d2h551$pnp$1@n­ewsdbm04.news.prodig­y.com...>I have never owned a VW. I am thinking of buying one though, because after >sitting in one it seems pretty nice, but more so for the gas mileage. I >come from an automotive service background and I work on my own stuff, but >I have never worked on a diesel, but I do understand the concept. How good >are these cars, how hard are they to work on, what is this cars achilles >heel?>


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David Magda 1 April 2005 00:58:49 permanent link ]
 "Woodchuck" <stv_euroski@yahoo.­com> writes:
We have had very few issues with the new TDI-PD.

"Few"? Can you list some of them?

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the old conditions, and lukewarm defenders in those who may do well
under the new. -- Niccolo Machiavelli, _The Prince_, Chapter VI
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Arrebeest 2 April 2005 00:32:18 permanent link ]
 Mostro sloeg het volgende aan.> I have never owned a VW. I am thinking of buying one though, because> after sitting in one it seems pretty nice, but more so for the gas> mileage. I come from an automotive service background and I work on> my own stuff, but I have never worked on a diesel, but I do> understand the concept. How good are these cars, how hard are they> to work on, what is this cars achilles heel?

Wrong filling, thats the major problem.

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Out There, Somewhere.


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Leicaman 2 April 2005 06:41:00 permanent link ]
 I would highly suggest you go to www.tdiclub.com where there are many owners
there who can fill you in on the specifics. I myself own a passat tdi and
its a wonderful car. I get nearly 40mpg with it and its a beautiful and
comfortable car.

I had some reservations, but so far it was nothing but fear.

"Woodchuck" <stv_euroski@yahoo.­com> wrote in message
news:583f1$424c4ec6­$41c713ce$14087@SALS­GIVER.COM...> We have had very few issues with the new TDI-PD.>
"Mostro" <oveloz@glasfloss.c­om> wrote in message> news:d2h551$pnp$1@n­ewsdbm04.news.prodig­y.com...>>I have never owned a VW. I am thinking of buying one though, because>>after sitting in one it seems pretty nice, but more so for the gas>>mileage. I come from an automotive service background and I work on my>>own stuff, but I have never worked on a diesel, but I do understand the>>concept. How good are these cars, how hard are they to work on, what is>>this cars achilles heel?>>



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Henrik Pscheidl 24 April 2005 23:10:53 permanent link ]
 I drive a VW Golf 3 TDI and a VW Polo 9N PD-TDI. Both cars are very
good! The Golf: 236.000km, 140hp, tuning. The Polo: 26.000km 145hp,
tuning. Both run 225km/h. They are cheap and it's feel good to drive!
Funfactor is maximized!

Mostro schrieb:> I have never owned a VW. I am thinking of buying one though, because after > sitting in one it seems pretty nice, but more so for the gas mileage. I > come from an automotive service background and I work on my own stuff, but I > have never worked on a diesel, but I do understand the concept. How good > are these cars, how hard are they to work on, what is this cars achilles > heel? >
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