2003 Volkswagen Golf Gls Hatchback 4-door 1.9l Tdi 78k Miles One Owner Diesel on 2040-cars
Bristol, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for auction we have a 2003 Volkswagen Golf TDI that we recently purchased from and auction as a new car dealer trade. When it was first purchased this car ran and drove perfect. We our not a mechanic equipped dealership and the mechanics in the area we deal with are not good with diesels. We can tell you we believe it is a fuel problem because we used google to try and diagnose it and even purchased a vacuum pump to try and reprime the system, everything we tried points to the injection pump it will not hold its prime. We are selling it not running and will need to be towed. Overall it is a nice one owner car from Alabama with only 78k miles nicely equipped with options like power sunroof , power windows, power locks, etc. Car comes with some scratches around the body small dings on right fender and tailgate and bumper cover scratches, the interior needs a light cleaning and there is a rip on the drivers seat backrest. Any questions feel free to call Jim at 215-416-5282 this is a no reserve auction with a 200 dollar opening bid and last bidder will own it. |
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