quinnpaterson

I agree with the color. I just emailed the ad for the dolphin grey rebuilt audi.
What do you guys think about the faulty fuel pump? how much does that cost?

k1e1v1i1n

i htink hes saying it will cost $500 for the fuel pump . but i have no idea . only way u r gona tell is take it for a drive late at night . so u can hear everythign perficly or take it to a grage but even then u can miss things . its been in a crash that would be enough for me to move onto the next car . even if it is my fav colour.

kf3506

i would bring it to pg performance in surrey and have them take a look first. I'm not saying that you should get those two i posted, i'm just showing you that with that high mileage, 12.5 is too much money to ask for.

tylerm99

I paid 14 for mine with 130,000 kms all the 120k work done to it with 18" BBS rims. It needed new tires and I had an alignment done (replaced seized tie rod ends) but it laso has a LOT less kms on it. that seems like quite a bit. Plus I'd go for the 6 speed or at least the 5 speed manual. Every time I've owned a car with over 200kms on the dial it just starts to go wrong in a hurry.

Just my 2 cents.

Ecmbuster

Rather than get "unqualified" answers to a fuel related issue, go to a qualified technician and have the pressure and flow rate measured. While that is being done, a complete autoscan of all the controllers will give you a "snap shot" of the controllers and how they're behaving.

A one hour pre-fitness check is money well spent.