Hi Guys,
I bought a Golf TDI 2002 about 2 months ago and need to do the log book service (110k miles mark), which includes changing the timing belt. I'm avoing the local VW dealer as it is usually very expensive. Do you know of a good and affordable mechanic in Townsville to do this job? Searching the net I found this site http://www.servautogroup.com.au/volk...GEN%20%28VW%29 suggesting two VW "specialists" in TVL: Twin Cities Automotives and Allen Street Automotive. I got a quote from them and it is nearly half the dealer's price. Has anyone have any experience with any of these two? Thanks a lot. Cheers.
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I do everything myself-but I have always got good customer service from the dealership if I needed to get parts.
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hey guys.kustomfreak here(black 04 bug 1.8t).hey chris (silverphil)i sms ya today.must have been @ work.i forgot to ring ya tonight.got a prob wit the beetle (not bad).the auxilary water pump(runs coolant through the turbo after the ignition is switched off) is weeping slightly.the yocal stealership recons $505 for a newey.bocsh ones on ebay for $115us.would nt be much difference between the two? if theres any runs on around the t.ville area please let me know.thanx guys.
Where looking at having another GTG on the 27(SAT) or 28(Sun) not sure yet.
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The factory item can be had for just under 200us if your really concerned but id go for the bosch item (not like its an un-herd of brand) Should be easy to replace too.
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Where can I find more pics and info on that r32 that has the wheel on the correct side of the car
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