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    Seat Arosa TDI

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  1. weslangdon
    There's a thread somewhere that I put up about a converted Arosa tdi, which I looked at last summer, sold now but there was a fair bit of detail on the thread, went like sh1te off a shovel too
  2. weslangdon
    Might save in the long run by just buying a GTI, you might find you have spent as much doing the mods to a 1 litre as you could have spent on the real thing, nice though.😀
  3. weslangdon
    Mine Arosa is remapped & is substantially swifter than a standard TDi so I doubt that. What is far quicker again is fitting a 1.9 tdi motor to the car.
  4. weslangdon
    one of these? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SWAG-Oil-Pump-Timing-Chain-SET-Fits-AUDI-A2-SEAT-SKODA-VW-1-2-1-4L-045115230A/162597172937?fits=Car+Make%3AVW|Model%3ALupo&hash=item25db8bf6c9:g:s6AAAOSw6WJeMYzj#vi-ilComp
  5. weslangdon
    Burns well too
  6. weslangdon
    Silly money, get a 1.4 TDI
  7. weslangdon
    Do get it sorted though as it risks your head gasket or your heater matrix
  8. weslangdon
    It's an occupational hazard of Lupo/Arosa ownership I'm afraid unless you chose to drive a TDI or a GTI, which have hydraulic clutches.
  9. weslangdon
    Aren't the issues just about the A2 and the Polo, I cant remember anyone having it happen on a Lupo/Arosa
  10. weslangdon
    A tdi 1.4 is a better buy even if you get a left hooker. these are the tdi's on the mobil.de website some very cheap and some with staggering mileages https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/search.html?damageUnrepaired=NO_DAMAGE_UNREPAIRED&fuels=DIESEL&isSearchRequest=true&makeModelVariant1.makeId=25200&makeModelVariant1.modelId=21&maxPowerAsArray=KW&minPowerAsArray=KW&scopeId=C&sfmr=false&sortOption.sortBy=searchNetGrossPrice&sortOption.sortOrder=ASCENDING
  11. weslangdon
    I took it out first and sprayed it lightly in sections, checked it over a few times and left in my garage for a few days to get rid of the paint smell its fine to touch and as I did it a year ago its lasted well too
  12. weslangdon
    Rather than replace it you could have sprayed it with matt black paint and you wouldn't have needed to buy another one
  13. weslangdon
    Sounds quite normal to me, same as the SDI I had
  14. weslangdon
    How could I, I'm ashamed, I believe I have some family there
  15. weslangdon
    One for the Geordies, Smoggies and Wearsiders https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Volkswagen-Lupo-CUP/133349365998?hash=item1f0c3dd8ee:g:8T4AAOSws65eVAKS
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