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Diesel Medic Madison, Wi. Fixed my oil leaks and did TB. All good.
You should post in the VW MKIV-A4 TDIs (VE and PD) category ! This area is to find a Guru. All Gurus are not listed here.Any in the Blacksburg VA area. I have a 2004 TDI that will likely need a timing belt in 30k miles(about what I drive a year).
Thanks!
Go to the Southeastern USA forum and ask for recommendations there. https://forums.tdiclub.com/index.php?forums/south-eastern-usa.70/Any gurus in NW Florida? I think the list is very out of date
Thanks, I’ll do thatGo to the Southeastern USA forum and ask for recommendations there. https://forums.tdiclub.com/index.php?forums/south-eastern-usa.70/
On the Western Slope and need clutch help!DIESEL LAND in Golden CO is officially closed. Anuthee is heading in a different direction in life. Such a great guy and even better shop, going to be missed.
Anyone else have recommendation out here in the Denver area?
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news here! What’s funny is that I am currently purchasing a 12 JSW with 53k miles and will need a few things done.On the Western Slope and need clutch help!
Need a TDI Guru near Glenwood Springs?
Was about to call Anutnee but saw your post was 13 minutes ago.
I can travel - I got a Stealership quote of 2800 to fix the clutch on my 2012 JSW…
Could really use a point in the right direction myself.
A clutch isn't really diesel related, so you should be able to find a good independent VW/Audi shop out there...On the Western Slope and need clutch help!
Need a TDI Guru near Glenwood Springs?
Was about to call Anutnee but saw your post was 13 minutes ago.
I can travel - I got a Stealership quote of 2800 to fix the clutch on my 2012 JSW…
Could really use a point in the right direction myself.
Europro in the Valley is probably the most professional and knowledgable when it comes to TDIs in the whole Spokane/CDA area, they just cost an arm and a leg. Their parts department is wildly overpriced, but they know what they're doing.Any good shops in the Spokane WA area? Have been having trouble find any recommendations.
Ordinarily we ask satisfied customers to recommend shops. And typically these shops specialize in Volkswagens and Audis, or on German cars of all brands. The shops that work on all makes and models often do not have the expertise or the right tools to work on TDIs.Please add my shop
Danny's Auto Repair
1200 Rue du Belier
Lafayette, LA 70506
(337) 345-8327
I have over 100 five star reviews on Google, many from satisfied VW owners.
. I only get oem parts from world pack or the vw dealer.
There are excellent sources of parts from trusted Vendors that are members of the TDI Club..........
There are excellent sources of parts from trusted Vendors that are members of the TDI Club..........
And you can definitely trust the quality of any parts from Cascade German, idparts, and metalmanparts, all of which quietly support this FREE website. Do you see any ads here? Are you a supporting member?As a shop ownerI have to be able to issue a warrantyAnd I have to have trust in the part I'm selling
Dealer is and world pack is a lot faster to get parts in and cars back on the roadWhen a customer expects to pick up his car at 5 o'clock, the mechanic cannot wait several days for a part to arrive from one of our recommended vendors. Especially if WorldPac delivers two or three times every day.
What have you had done up there? What parts do they use (specifically wondering about timing belt/water pump). I need to get mine done and have been wondering who’s any good in AZ. I’m in Mesa.I have 2 shops I would recommend in Prescott, Arizona
DeYoung European owners name is Darren
and/or
European Auto Techs owners name is Chris
ty very muchWelcome! Wrong thread for this posting though. This is where your post should be:
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