jaawstech

If your Audi A3 TDI is in need of service, or has an issue and the dealership is not meeting your TDI needs, you may want to find a dealer alternative for service and repair.

The Audi dealership technician services gasoline vehicles 99% of the time, and they usually do not want to take the extra time to properly diagnose or repair a TDI vehicle that 1% of the time it is in their service bay. That is where a specialized service & repair shop like JA Autowerks in Shrewsbury, NJ falls into place.

Timing Belt service including a water pump with metal propellers or checking the final adjustment on the high pressure, common rail fuel pump is what sets a indie shop like JA Autowerks apart from the flat rate, rushing Audi dealership technician.

If you TDI has an issue, and you can not find a honest answer, shoot jaautowerks@gmail.com an email and see if they can help you out.

TornadoRed

I have never met John, but over at the TDI Club he has received quite a lot of positive reviews from happy customers. I certainly endorse his suggestion that you wean your Audi or VW from the dealership habit.

Here's something he didn't post about his shop: http://forums.tdiclub.com/showpost.p...29&postcount=1

4ringking

Can not wait to get some of these 3.0L Audi tdis in for service!!!

q5q7

does the 3.0 tdi on q5 use a chain or belt?

which is more prone to carbon build up 3.0 tfsi or 3.0 tdi? thanks!!