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  1. 12-18-2009, 03:46 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by jhadleyh View Post
    ok anyway. Im just giving you the info I was given bro. Like I said he took the wheel of to fuck with a headlight switch or some shit and when he put it back on that's when the problem occurred. Your not busting my bubble, I'm just looking for suggestions on what is wrong with the car not opinions on what people think about Audi/VW. But yeah thanks I'll check the coil and plugs and see if that's what it is.
    If you want a German car your better off with a E30 or a E36 BMW. They are built nice and their motors are damn near industructible.

    Life begins at 6000 RPMS.. You will notice an audible change in engine noise, large increase in acceleration and any female passengers will immidiately start to remove their clothing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gold'n S14 View Post
    If you want a German car your better off with a E30 or a E36 BMW. They are built nice and their motors are damn near industructible.

    right......I don't want a e30 or e36 Im trading this car straight up for another vehicle so yeah
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    Quote Originally Posted by jhadleyh View Post
    right......I don't want a e30 or e36 Im trading this car straight up for another vehicle so yeah
    Then Id rocomend finding a new car that you can trade straight up with because Audi and VW are absolute nightmares with all their electrical and motor issues.

    Life begins at 6000 RPMS.. You will notice an audible change in engine noise, large increase in acceleration and any female passengers will immidiately start to remove their clothing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gold'n S14 View Post
    If you want a German car your better off with a E30 or a E36 BMW. They are built nice and their motors are damn near industructible.
    True story but if parts fail still cost a lot
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gold'n S14 View Post
    If you want a German car your better off with a E30 or a E36 BMW. They are built nice and their motors are damn near industructible.






    Of course the hydrolock from a cracked cylinder didn't happen until 205K, but still it wasn't indestructible.



    Quote Originally Posted by ASE*Tech View Post
    True story but if parts fail still cost a lot
    Not really. Their are a couple companies that sell OEM parts for European cars for pretty cheap.

    Its slow... I promise
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