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Alec said the following on 05/08/2004 18:12:
> PS did they do the "C" arm to the rollbar ? Yes. |
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Hi,
Thanks for all the advice, most appreciated. I went and looked at one today which sounded good. 2 owners from new, FASH, and he said it was in excellent condition. When we got there it had terrible swirly paintwork, a few dings here and there, loads of scatches, and the back seats had had a dog living on them by the looks of things, covered in hair, small scratch/rips and stains.... and he was asking £4250. I wuoldn't have givne him 3k. Waste of time. So I'm still looking, maybe thinking of spending a little more, maybe up to 6k for a nice one. Thanks again guys, really helpful Cheers, Jon |
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The belt should OFFICIALLY be changed at 120,000 KM. Ours broke at 113,000
KM and caused damage fro NZD $6,000.00. Audi NZ admitted later on that 100,000 KM is considered HIGH K's for an A4. They don't recommend buying A4 over 100,000 KM because there will be MANY problems with it. Be warned! Cheers, Robert "Jon E" > wrote in message ... > Hi all, > > I'm interested in buying an A4 1.8T Avant and was wondering what to check > for. I've heard there is something like a timing belt to be changed around > 100k, is this right? I'm in the uk and looking at spending 4000-5000, so > proabably a 1996 model. > > Was there anything specific to watch for on the early ones? > > Anything about them greatly appreciated. > > Many TIA > > Jon E > > |
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Robert Smits > typed: > The belt should OFFICIALLY be changed at 120,000 KM. Ours broke at > 113,000 KM and caused damage fro NZD $6,000.00. Audi NZ admitted > later on that 100,000 KM is considered HIGH K's for an A4. They don't > recommend buying A4 over 100,000 KM because there will be MANY > problems with it. > Be warned! > Cheers, Robert Maybe the dealer just got tired of you "ranting" and all, and told you what he "needed" to get you to leave!? ;o) I dont think many of us inhere agree with you - that a 100k km A4 is something you should keep your hands off. Maybe you had a bad model...one made on a monday, that was just doomed from the beginning. *s* -- Gio 97.5 A4 1.8T Limo tt - with 206.000km´s on the gauge |
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