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LCR coming up to 60000 miles
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Not necessary but heavily advised, SEAT recommend 4 years or 60k
Water pump more accessible with cambelt removed and pump not the best quality either, try a metal impellored one
Other than that bushes and bearings will become warn
Any knocking, etc you have could be excessive play in these
Water pump more accessible with cambelt removed and pump not the best quality either, try a metal impellored one
Other than that bushes and bearings will become warn
Any knocking, etc you have could be excessive play in these
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how much will a complete bush kit set me back? mines just past the 50k, and is due a service in november. iv already replaced the water-pump, cambelt and tensioner. so will probly get the bushes done on this service
I am planning on replacing all bushes with powerflex. Already done the db so all the others need to be done. Think the front arm bushes are worn on mine as I am getting inner tyre wear and the tracking is spot on. Done 56k
Is the one you are referring to? Seems an expensive option for a standard car like mine, how much are the standard ones?
http://www.awesome-gti.co.uk/product.php?xProd=10741&xSec=349
same as me, had the dog bone one put on when i had my coilovers put on early last year. might replace em all including that one
60k service should be engine oil, oil filter, air filter, pollen filter, and brake fluid, afaik.
Cambelt (incl. tensioner and roller) and waterpump should be replaced every 4yrs/60k also. Your car is 5yrs old so this should be done asap.
Other things to consider that aren't on the service schedule are fuel filter and gearbox oil, which don't hurt to replace.
Cambelt (incl. tensioner and roller) and waterpump should be replaced every 4yrs/60k also. Your car is 5yrs old so this should be done asap.
Other things to consider that aren't on the service schedule are fuel filter and gearbox oil, which don't hurt to replace.
Your link is to a fuel pump so no
Look in the service parts section and it is made by ECS
I'm pretty certain the VAG pump has plastic impellors, but they run an exchange policy so you give them your old water pump and get a new one quite cheaply. If you do this every 4yrs there's nothing to worry about.
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