2000 Volkswagen Golf Tdi on 2040-cars
Montague, Michigan, United States
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I have a 2000 Golf TDI with 160K on it.
CAR NEEDS A TRANS. The automatic transmission has failed on he car. A local shop quoted me $2200 for a "used" auto trans installed. I dont want a used auto and have decided to part with the car. Motor is in great shape. Only 160K it...has many more miles left...just needs a trans :( Car has some rust behind both front tires. Other than that it is in great shape. I only had the car about a year. In that time I did the following. Bought from a dealership in Kzoo Timing Belt- Completed by a local TDI "guru" New Battery Glass Headlight lenses New intercooler (done at dealership) old one had a crack in it Put a 5spd manual in it and enjoy for many more miles :) Was getting around 40mpg with the 4spd auto the 5spd would do around 50 |
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