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If so I'd say that audi is responsible for an early TB failure and you should contact AoA.

dscottjr

2nd. Talk to ex-PZ.

Ex-PzKW Cdr

You could give me a call and discuss some options.

jeanfor

Since the book was in my car, I called them and asked them for the recommended mileage to change the timing belt. It was told 105k for the car I have. They have filed a case for me. I should have an answer by Thursday. If this does not work. I will pursue further action.

po10Lar

3 rd - give Sam a call !

paulroad

from what you said, the belt did not fail, it skipped a tooth. Could it be another part? Tensioner, pulley? Hmmm.

jeanfor

This is what the dealer is saying. Could be that a tooth was missing. From what I read about timing belts, they fail because some of the teeth get used or broken off, or the belt elongates, or the belt jumps in some cases

paulroad

I'd tell the dealer.. the guy who speaks to AoA the following..

I'd like to get the ar fixed here, but seriously I can't handle this kind of cost. If you can convince AoA that it was the TB itself that failed, then, the job is yours.

If AoA won't agree, I'll have to take the car out and find a salvage engine or something.

Can you help me?

jeanfor

Thanks

jeanfor

I have his number but cannot find it

Thanks