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Not a clue. If you could post the parts they replaced we might be able to advise you if they did the T/B correctly.
Also, take off the upper timing belt cover and look for felt pen or paint marks. if you find marks, it means they did not use the required cam and crank lock tools and may not have got the cam to crank timing correct. A lot of places will take shortcuts, even VW dealers, that can cause timing failures that in the not to distant future (30K miles or less) can lead to catastrophic failure. |
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Thanks i was leaning toward 3riversvw I am from Canonsburg and familiar with that dealer. I have no prob with Wheeling except for 3 different quotes for the same service, but after reading your post on Your 09 Jetta wow makes me rethink going there.
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You're thinking of timing belt change on a 2010 Jetta whats the mileage?
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91,000 miles mostly pretty much all highway between around northern WV and Pittsburgh PA I know the idiot book shows it 120k but i think i will get it done a little earlier.
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Could any guide me on of timing belt replacement of skoda pump duese engine ?
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