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    2014 T5 132Kw Twin Turbo, 2016 "D" Suffix EGR Cooler, 4 Motion, 7Spd DSG + Diff Lock, Frontline Camper.

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    Hey Craig,

    You should be fine with your as didn't they fix the issue for 2012 onwards?

    And you have (D) suffix, so does that mean yours is not affected?

    I finally see my new van late next week, so i'll get to see what my engine code is as mines still the 132kw Bi-turbo Euro 5..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bryn23 View Post
    Hey Craig,

    You should be fine with your as didn't they fix the issue for 2012 onwards?

    And you have (D) suffix, so does that mean yours is not affected?

    I finally see my new van late next week, so i'll get to see what my engine code is as mines still the 132kw Bi-turbo Euro 5..
    Only time will tell that they have fixed it with the "D" suffix. An EGR with a "C" suffix still suffers the same problem.


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    This is an interesting read , the old subject of bigger cubes being better than small engines The age of smaller engines may be over

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    Every one with 1/2 the brain ishould be able to figure out that with the current technology what is available, that the smaller engine has to work harder and will wear out much sooner.

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    Is it really working harder, or have the boffins found ways through technology to achieve performance figures more effeciently?
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    Seems fine with the single turbo!
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    Likewise with old-tech 1.9!
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    I am not so sure if you work out the engines ability and the load to carry logic dictates that a smaller engine even with Turbos will be placed under more duress when loaded up with goods etc . I know from having my 97 T4 2.5 petrol back to back with my current 2005 T5 2.0 petrol the pulling power and performance is like chalk and cheese . T4 would eat the T5 for lunch and spit it out easily . T4 specs 115*PS (85*kW; 113*bhp) @ 4,500
    200*N·m (148*lbf·ft) @ 2,200
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    116*PS (85*kW; 114*hp)
    170*N·m (125*lb·ft)
    So the 2.0 has 30nm less torque but same 85 KW output so why does the 2.0 struggle against the T4 , My sons T4 now sold when I did a comparison walked all over my T5 .

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    That extra 30Nm can move a lighter bus much more easily.
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