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Old 09-05-2008, 03:19 PM
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Default Took my CPO TT in to the dealer today with a cluster complaint -

They also asked to inspect the timing belt.
Okay ..........
Was happy to hear they will replace the cluster, and also not surprised to hear they recommend a timing belt replacement. But not because of any noted deterioration of the belt, rather because "Audi recommends timing belt replacement every 5 years". $1200.
This is a 2003 with 43,000 miles.
Old 09-05-2008, 03:49 PM
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Price is a bit high. Mileage is low but time is right. Check and indy shop.
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Default See, thats just not right>

If your belt BROKE it would be covered under CPO

BC of the 'inspection' and its a wear and tear item, they're now off the hook

CPO's have become less valuable because of this!
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this is true.
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Yup. I knew that going in. Just got tired of the wacky fuel gauge.
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Default I agree it is high. Need to compare an indy estimate with the dealer's.

The car is still is under the CPO for another year so it might be worth a few hundred dollars to avoid any future warranty issues. Now if an indy comes in way cheaper, say $800, I may go that route regardless.
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