Some of of the non-oem manufacturers use different part number suffix ive noticed.
E is old... valco or whatever it is sucks...terrible ratings
Some of of the non-oem manufacturers use different part number suffix ive noticed.
Had a carbon cleaning done this morning. No symptoms, but the car is about to roll 80k soon so I figured be proactive about it.
Only real buildup was in #3. The tech said it must've been cleaned prior, but it hasn't. Wants me to keep driving it the same way because it's clearly working
Well that’s good news! Do you drive it like you stole it frequently?
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...[emoji848] slow, as to not attract attention?
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No, not really. I enjoy a nice on-ramp blast as much as anyone, but the majority of my 40mile commute, each way, is spent cruising at 65mph or so.Well that’s good news! Do you drive it like you stole it frequently?
No, not really. I enjoy a nice on-ramp blast as much as anyone, but the majority of my 40mile commute, each way, is spent cruising at 65mph or so.
I try to keep it civil around town, with the exception being underpasses. I can't resist a nice tuned DSG crack out the AWE exhaust when those come.
Before forking cash out to clean valves that don't need it, I'd like to inspect with my borescope. Where's the best place to insert it?
I'm thinking of taking the throttle body off and going in through there.
So I’m pretty sure my second water pump is failing again. At about 34k miles would it even be worth a carbon cleaning since the manifold would be off? Otherwise would I just have the send pictures of the valves to see what they look like?
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When my third one went out just before the recall notice I asked if the dealership could snap and few pictures of the valves just out of curiosity. I was told the dealership does not remove the intake manifold to replace the water pump. Most DIY typically do though.
When my third one went out just before the recall notice I asked if the dealership could snap and few pictures of the valves just out of curiosity. I was told the dealership does not remove the intake manifold to replace the water pump. Most DIY typically do though.
Good to know! Thanks for the feedback. Interesting that they don’t.
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