2001 Audia6 2.7 T Quattro on 2040-cars
Media, Pennsylvania, United States
This 2000 Audi A6 does not presently start. The vehicle ran fine up until 2 weeks ago, when it just stopped turning over. Apparently it is the fuel pump. When you get it running, you will need to replace the power steering pump.
Cons: Fuel Pump, Power steering, engine needs valve gasket (smokes), brakes and tires. Dash computer does not display. Timing belt was never done. Needs headlights
Pros: 125,000 miles, Bose sound system, heated leather seats (front and back), body in good condition. Side windows have built-in pull-up shades. Rear window has electric shade (temperamental)
Payment: Due within 7 days of end of the auction
Shipping: Pick up only.
Final Note: As I stated, this car does not presently start. The mechanic tried to replace the relay switch for the fuel pump, but that did not work. |
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