fadi999

I have posted the following on the Audi TT club forum:
http://www.audittcca.com/discussions/auditt/00006677

The timing belt on my 2001 TT 1.8T broke on Wednesday, and I only have ~47,000 miles on the car. Audi will not assist with the repair costs although they tell their customers to change the timing belt at a much higher mileage.

I already found one person interested in joining the class action lawsuit against Audi. If you have had timing belt problems at low mileage, please contact me so we can put our voices together and get our repairs paid for by Audi.

My email address is (fadi999@hotmail.com).<ul><li><a href="http://www.audittcca.com/discussions/auditt/00006677">My post on the Audi TT club web site</a></li></ul>

MaxHedrm

The only people that benefit from class actions are the lawyers.

BTTI

perhaps they would change their policy on timing belts and TT owners would benefit from that. Wishingful thinking I guess, but maybe.

JHam_CT

I assume you're out of warr? Are you going to buy a new engine?

TTschwing

And we'd all get $5 and a coupon for a free oil change....:-(

RicarTTo

much as I dislike lawyers, this is a case that I agree would be worthwhile

audi49

I had a 1975 Audi Fox (hand-me-down from my parents). There was a class-action lawsuit against Audi on this car for leaky valve stem seals. Audi either lost or settled, and I got new valve stem seals out of the deal.

Tom
'98 A4 1.8TQMS
57k miles (need to get to the timing belt soon!)

BTTI

LOL! And don't forget a free set of wiper blades! Yippie friggin' skippy!

sofTTware

Whatever happend to the guy trying to do something around the early cluster failures?

MCPaudiTT - DEFCON 1

The Brits were successful in getting Audi to fund that one for them, but it doesn't apply to us...