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  • Bought MY07 Jetta TDI 33000km , still smells new inside

    Some low km Jettas at great prices around at the moment.

    Just picked up for a friend a MY07 Jetta TDI manual with only 33000km for $7500.00. (thats 33,000 not 133,000)
    Been garaged so still looks new, Last 5 service intervals where only 2000km each.

    So question is even though its been serviced regularly do you think the belt should be changed.
    This model service manual does not indicate a time for cam belt replacement only distance traveled where as the
    updated MY07 has distance or time which ever occurs first.
    Last edited by neil; 24-05-2016, 05:31 PM.

  • #2
    If it hasn't been changed before, then yes, definitely.
    2018 Golf GTI, Manual - gone.
    2017 Golf 110tsi Trendline, manual (gone - gladly)
    2007 Golf GTI, Manual, (gone - sadly)
    1978 Golf GLS; 1972 Superbug, (memories)

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    • #3
      If it breaks it is bye bye engine. Must do in my opinion.
      Current - 2007 Golf GTI, DSG, RCD510, K&N Panel Filter, BSH PCV revamp, Bluefin Stage 1 tune, 18" Omanyt's with RE003s.
      Previous - 2003 Renault Clio Sport 172 - Flame Red. -Gone-

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      • #4
        Nice find.
        For some strange reason VW diesels have taken a sharp reduction in price lately
        MK4 GTI - Sold
        MK5 Jetta Turbo - Sold
        MK5 Jetta 2.Slow - Until it dies.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by neil View Post
          Some low km Jettas at great prices around at the moment.

          Just picked up for a friend a MY07 Jetta TDI manual with only 33000km for $7500.00. (thats 33,000 not 133,000)
          Been garaged so still looks new, Last 5 service intervals where only 2000km each.
          Great buy Neil, lots of life in that car as you would know.

          Originally posted by JustCruisn View Post
          Nice find.
          For some strange reason VW diesels have taken a sharp reduction in price lately
          Need a like button to save me having to type a reply!

          Cheers

          George
          06 Jetta 2.0TFSI Killed by a Lexus!
          09 Eos 2.0TSI DSG Loved this car but has now gone to a new home!!
          14 EOS 2.0 TSI has arrived!

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          • #6
            The MY07 before the update doesn't have a detailed service form , just pages of the same service interval so you rely on the dealer
            to fill in details , theres no distance or time intervals like the updated MY07. so its not clear in the history the cam belts been changed.
            So this will be a priority, will discuss with my VW independent guy up here on the Central Coast.

            The only reason I bought this is its manual , I don't have much confidence in the DSG at this vintage unless I could see the mechtronics
            was replaced , I hade mine replaced just out of warranty , labor charge only , overall mine has been a good car just let down by the dealer servicing experience.

            Thanks guys for your input.

            Oh and its a pre DPF
            Last edited by neil; 24-05-2016, 09:26 PM.

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            • #7
              Don't worry about the DSGs of that era they are fine! mine has 230bhp, 330ft/lbs and over 200 000kms, i drive it hard and use paddle shifts all the time! I would be more worried about the manuals clutch...

              Originally posted by neil View Post
              The MY07 before the update doesn't have a detailed service form , just pages of the same service interval so you rely on the dealer
              to fill in details , theres no distance or time intervals like the updated MY07. so its not clear in the history the cam belts been changed.
              So this will be a priority, will discuss with my VW independent guy up here on the Central Coast.

              The only reason I bought this is its manual , I don't have much confidence in the DSG at this vintage unless I could see the mechtronics
              was replaced , I hade mine replaced just out of warranty , labor charge only , overall mine has been a good car just let down by the dealer servicing experience.

              Thanks guys for your input.

              Oh and its a pre DPF
              07 Jetta Tdi, DSG(tuned),Gtb1756vk turbo, 3inch dump, Malone tune, 4bar map, EGR+EGR Cooler delete, S3 Intercooler, Hard pipe kit, Gti rear sway bar, 18x8 Enkeii gtc01, nitto tyres, Rear Lip Spoiler, Votex Front Lip, Slotted and drilled rear Discs, Neuspeed springs, LED interior lights, Blackened window trims, Carbon covered pillars, Gti lower front Grill, canbus update, rcd510, tinted indicators, gti paddle shift wheel, soon to have Votex Side Skirts, Coilovers, Porsche Brakes,8mm wheel spacers, Alloy control arms, GTI front sway bar, S3 bushings....

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              • #8
                Originally posted by bgcarter1 View Post
                Don't worry about the DSGs of that era they are fine! mine has 230bhp, 330ft/lbs and over 200 000kms, i drive it hard and use paddle shifts all the time! I would be more worried about the manuals clutch...
                Mines at 198,000 and never had a problem also.
                MKV Sportsline Soot Belcher
                MKV Jetta FSI DSG

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                • #9
                  That's a bargain price for that Jetta,well done.

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