I could live with that! I already have a good engine/clutch/trans in my B4S, and am looking for a good, non-rusted body. I was impressed to see how the underbody of that red german B4V was well preserved. I would miss the rear electric windows (I use the passenger side one alot for...
I don't know if the doors are pre-wired for speakers and rear window motors on those Euro Passats...
Boise, have you made up your mind? Do you know if that last red B4V is still available?
Good question, especially after seing the Diesel fuel price jump to 2.35/L today. I'd consider taking a one way flight from Burlington to bring back an excellent condition B4 TDI. For a shell, shipping would be more appropriate. Is there any economical logic to it? Absolutely not.
There is rust on the rear strut towers too, and I'm also losing coolant at WOT because of compression in the cooling system. So, I'd need at least a new head gasket and possibly a new... body shell.
A long time ago, the same thing happened to me: it was the turbo feed line that broke near the turbo. That line is supported by metal brackets that are prone to rust until they do not support anymore.
Quick question: do you hear the compressor before or after the driver's side lock knob goes back up? Just a fraction of a second, but what comes first?
You can keep the same 14" spare. If you have a damaged front tire and big front brakes, you have to swap it with the rear wheel and place the spare at the rear position. I would not use a spare wheel on the front position anyway.
Vw ne fera pas faillite. Si tu choisis la "réparation", ils vont mettre un tuning qui va rendre la voiture moins puissante et moins économique, pour rencontrer les limites d'émissions. Rien ne t'empêchera de revenir à tes paramètres actuels par la suite.
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