Brakes - Brembo Discs /pads, equal /better than OEM and considerably less cost - try Eurocarparts . Go for Indy on brakes every time or do them yourself
I’m was expecting my VW ‘all in’ service and warranty plan to insist I changed the belt/pump also, but this gives me hope. ThanksI think the 4 year time limit was just a money spinner for vw commercial uk. I had to change my vans belt at 4 years about 38,000 miles as I had taken out an extended warranty and the dealer insisted. At the time I asked the workshop why if my van was registered and being used in Germany there was no time period and a 200,000 km distance for the belt replacement but for the same vehicle in the UK it was 4 years. No answer. I asked to see the “ old “ belt when it was taken off and I would have struggled to tell it from the new one being fitted. Needless to say it won’t be getting done again for a more realistic time/distance.
VW are quoting approx £750 for pads and discs all round! Thanks for sharing thisBrakes - Brembo Discs /pads, equal /better than OEM and considerably less cost - try Eurocarparts . Go for Indy on brakes every time or do them yourself
Really, mine is in now and quoted nearly £600 for just the rear.VW are quoting approx £750 for pads and discs all round! Thanks for sharing this
Parts from Europarts around £425 plus 2.5 hrs labour is the Indy rate. Takes your choices!VW are quoting approx £750 for pads and discs all round! Thanks for sharing this
I have just priced up the parts myself, on reflection I now think that vws price is less expensive than I did initiallyParts from Europarts around £425 plus 2.5 hrs labour is the Indy rate. Takes your choices!
Spot on! I should have worked out the parts price alone before reacting to the vw price. The dealer actually comes in at around £830 for all 4 corners plus brake fluid at £70 so £900 all done. More expensive but more convenient, I’ll get a quote from an indy and maybe ask the dealer to price match.Probably good to note the front brake disc / pad differences if they are fitted with 'T32' larger front brakes when giving.. 'it shouldn't be that much' prices.
Have 2017 T6 on 26k. Contacted my local VW Van dealer ( JTC Hull). Great news, they tell me VW UK have recently changed guidelines to follow EU rules.we have a 2019 150bhp T6 and I believe it’s due a timing belt change every 120000 miles or 4 years. We’ve only got 37000 on the clock but I presume we should still make sure they change the belt yes?
Thanks.
check your crank case oil seal is still ok if not a good one to do at the same time and obviously changing the water pump with timing belt is a no brainerYeah thanks, I’ll give her another 10,000 then I’ll book her in cheers
Will do all the above cheers, I’m a decorator and know zilch about engines, if my display says do this or that I just get it donecheck your crank case oil seal is still ok if not a good one to do at the same time and obviously changing the water pump with timing belt is a no brainer
Yes, just different terminology.Are the "Cam belt" and "timing belt" the same thing?