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Originally posted by HeavyMetal View Postthat doesnt show the orientation of how the arm sits on the motor unfortunately..all that does is tell you the motor is at native position.1993 XJ sport 3.5" rustys 33" MTZ's armored.
1999 sierra
1967 M725 Big and Slow
-Dan
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Originally posted by jeepkid03 View PostSo reviving this thread just to further inform you how awful VW Jettas are.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View PostMy sister's car which she bought for $6000 7 months ago without me or my dad knowing... my dad has already lectured her about "impulse buys".
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post2001 Jetta, 2.0L auto, 112k miles. Body excellent, almost brand new tires.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-burns 1 quart of 10w40 every week, no leaks. It even burns 20w50 and 75w90 gear oil.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-check engine light on ever since she bought it, its been off a total of 2 days
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-speakers work every so often, some days the backs wont, other days the fronts wont.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-the car alarm goes off for no reason, even though she wasn't even aware it had an alarm, none of her keys have the button controller with them.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-the headlights suck worse than stock XJ headlights (yes I was surprised too)
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-the thermostat came out in 8 pieces
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-it won't shift into overdrive on the highway, screams at like 5 grand while only going 65
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-consumes about 4 gallons for every 20 miles of highway due to above issue
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-slips when it shifts. Will be in 2nd then suddenly just rev high and not go any faster.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-one of the plastic fans is missing a blade, even though there is no evidence of it ever contacting anything around it, and the missing blade is nowhere to be found
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-The car smells like crayons, in fact its so strong you can smell it 5 feet away with the windows shut
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Post-the trunk leaks water, even though the seals are new
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Postheres where it gets interesting:
took it to my buddy who owns a shop. When he called back the first thing he told her was.... "you might want to consider buying a different vehicle"
-torque converter bad (explains the highway issue)
-transmission has large pieces of the internal clutches floating in the fluid
-someone welded the cat converter and manifold directly to the head
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View Posthe stopped looking after that... I'm thinking of parting it out and using that money to buy her a cheap POS XJ or Ford Ranger that actually drives and shifts through all the gears. He told me rebuilding a VW transmission is very expensive compared to other vehicles because of the level of difficulty and the VW parts which are not only expensive but cheap quality.
Originally posted by jeepkid03 View PostDon't buy one of these, not sure why I see so many on the road. Everyone I've talked to has had similar problems. My friend's VW GTI has been in the shop 9 times over the last year hes owned it.
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Originally posted by Lumbergh View Posthey most of us "vw owners" use rainx and ditch the wipers...
but hey at least i can tip my wiper blades up and they stay there...
Why the hell would you need to tip them up if they don't even work?
Originally posted by Lumbergh View Posttell your friend to learn how to work on cars...-Josh
2000 Jeep Cherokee 2" lift, 30x9.5 General Grabber AT2
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Originally posted by Lumbergh View PostDo you own one?
do you smell what the rock is cooking?
she is a female, who are naturally attracted to mk4 (99.5-05) jettas ...
funny cause they use 5w-40...
it is a VW... that means your engine is still in place, go to someone with a VAG tool to scan it... (I'll be more then willing to do so)
you do own a vw sorry early mk4 own sorry...
could be something to do with that CEL (Check Engine Light)
yep we're talking about the same car... but single beam vs dual... have your bulbs seen 112k in a plastic case?
that should have been replaced with the timing belt at what? 90k?
congrats... get the ECU scanned...
*sigh* read above get the ECU scanned...
*sigh* read above get the ECU scanned...
car seemed to be owned by a ra-tard
yeah i pleed the 5th here thats an early mk4 for you...
tail lights or sunroof sorry says VW hence the recall...
orly right to the aluminum head? with that cast iron? did they really?
call me up ill take it off her hands...
tell your friend to learn how to work on cars...
all the typing in the world wont change the fact you like driving crayon flavored turds- Will
Originally posted by fizzyor am asians pants not a read end lol.Originally posted by DizzDizzaliens probed my husband
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[quote=jeepkid03;251013Actually I don't own one, my sister does. I'm smart enough not to own one of those POS. Also, my friend is ASE Certified, AAA bodywork certified, has won several awards, and used to work on track cars. He knows how to fix it, but hes not a douche like you and wouldn't rip anybody off fixing something that is beyond useful. You are probably a 16 year old kid who just got his permit and thinks he can get chicks with his VEEDubb. I will continue to laugh at VW owners when I pass them on the side of the road. Carry on. [/QUOTE]
Funny I have towed cars before, easily 2-3 times as many jeeps towed off the road vs. VW.
Originally posted by HeavyMetal View Postall the typing in the world wont change the fact you like driving crayon flavored turdsLast edited by Lumbergh; 05-26-2011, 10:47 AM.
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Originally posted by Lumbergh View Postnone, of the 6 VWs I have smell anything like crayons... nor have they ever.- Will
Originally posted by fizzyor am asians pants not a read end lol.Originally posted by DizzDizzaliens probed my husband
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