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I thought that it should be done every 60k km , thats suprise
Its been a while since i checked but I think the Haldex is every 3 years.
what did you and your mk3 leon do today
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Its been a while since i checked but I think the Haldex is every 3 years.
It is 3 years on the Golf R.
Cleaning the filter doesn’t form part of the Haldex service schedule on the Golf R, although many owners over on VWROC.com ask for the filter to be cleaned. The pictures of the Haldex filter posted above by @S4BiT shows how gunged up the filter gets, so it seems stupid to change the oil but not clean the filter!
The FWD cars such as Cupra Hatch and GTI Performance use a Limited slip differential (LSD), where the Haldex is more complex and uses clutch plates etc i believe the LSD is basically a torque vectoring device..
I'm happy to be educated by a more mechanically orientated person though!
Only at idle. But it's bad! I've got under about 4 times to recheck the nuts are torqued (which they were).
There's definitely a Haldex on the fwd cars. I just wondered how it differed. I found some decent material on them after my curiosity got the better of me. The latest gen 5 Haldex which I believe is what the Cupra ST has and what the VAQ (Fwd variant) is based on don't use filters. Instead they use a fixed mesh. It's recommended that both types are serviced every 20k miles so you don't have what has happened in the pics above where the gunk build up on the mesh.
Survived Paris! On our way home back through France I decided to surprise my wife with an impromptu visit to Paris City Centre and a trip up the Eiffel Tower.
What was I thinking driving my own car into Paris and then even worse leaving at rush hour.
The only way I’ll ever drive in Paris again is either:
A ) A hire car with all the insurances taken out.
B ) A smashed up heap of a car that looks like it starred in Mad Max.
C ) In an APV or Tank.
What was I thinking driving my own car into Paris and then even worse leaving at rush hour.
The only way I’ll ever drive in Paris again is either:
A ) A hire car with all the insurances taken out.
B ) A smashed up heap of a car that looks like it starred in Mad Max.
C ) In an APV or Tank.
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Best time had in Paris was going round and round the Arc de Triumph in a Purple Bus playing dodge with all the cars and with the driver blowing his horn continuously.
You are a Brave Man driving in Paris and must have gained masses of Brownie (Intercooler/Carbon Spoiler) Points doing it.
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The worse bit was the sat nav wanted to take me there (around the arc de triumph). It’s my favourite part of Paris (went a few times before meeting the wife) but there was no way I was going there so followed an alternative route, but then it would say there were traffic restrictions and re route me a different way but back there across a different route. I had to go miles away to get it to stop lolBest time had in Paris was going round and round the Champs Ellysee in a Purple Bus playing dodge with all the cars and with the driver blowing his horn continuously.
You are a Brave Man driving in Paris and must have gained masses of Brownie (Intercooler/Carbon Spoiler) Points doing it.
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Fitted theoldboys old splitter today, side skirts next.
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Drove to Perth and back for team meeting, weather wasn't great but had a nice run with a few quick cars on the way.
Great pics and sorry I was unable to make it but it was so far plus we are in the middle of moving but maybe next time.
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no prob next time be aware there are normally a few off us (my self included) who drive up the day before and have a meal and a couple beers in a hotel.
And also obtain more beer from @Jimbobcook to take home the day after
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