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Hi there,
I know my engine is a different one and consequently may have different change intervals, but mine was done by Audi at 77k, under their recommendation, before I bought the car. IMO it wouldn't need to be Audi doing it, but definately insist on using genuine parts, and use a good reputable garage. Failure of the belt in service can mean multipounds! |
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I would recommend a belt change if you don't know the car's service history. As your car is now 8 years old you can get it serviced at a Audi/VW Specialist. The cost of a Cam belt change will be about £400 to £500. That will include a new water pump as they are part of the service with the cam belt change. If you go to Audi , they will charge about double that amount. If you look in your local Yellow Pages, you will find an Audi/VW specialist under Garage or car services. Most region have one of them nearby. Their Mechanics are mostly Audi/VW trained and they do a great job for much less money than the Main Stealers. Or you could even try a Seat dealer. They are the same engines and their Hourly rate is again about half that of Audi. Last edited by mavala : 11-24-2007 at 02:46 PM. |
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