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Audi: 2000 S4 Turbo gone south

  1. #11
    Doug
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    Re: 2000 S4 Turbo gone south

    "Pete" <com> wrote:

     
    Both turbos, at the same time?
    This suggests some common cause. Is there a fault in the lubrication
    system that needs fixing?

    My 95 Volvo 850 turbo wagon (one turbo, 5 cyl, 222 HP) is still going
    strong at 190K, not a hint of turbo problems.
    (Now that I've said that, it'll blow up tomorrow in the center of five
    lanes :-)


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    rsachs@attglobal.net
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    Re: 2000 S4 Turbo gone south

    To update this story:
    I had the car towed to a dealer (Valley Motors in Baltimore),
    where they confirmed the original diagnosis of a blown turbo. The
    service agent said both turbo's must be replaced, and that the factory
    will cover 3/4 of the cost, even though the car is a year out of
    warrantee. That's the good news. The bad news is that my 1/4 of the
    cost will be $2200. Seems like a lot, but it's still better than
    paying $5k out of pocket at the independent shop, and I know (hope)
    the dealer will make sure the repair is done satisfactorily. I'm
    hoping to get the car back in a week or so. Thanks to all for your
    comments.
    Bob from Baltimore

  3. #13
    Ronny
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    Re: 2000 S4 Turbo gone south




    <net> wrote in message
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    Forgive me if im wrong but your saying that you pay $2200 for 1/4 of the
    work, this equates to $8800 to change 2 turbo's ??????

    There taking you for a ride.

    An Audi S4 Turbo will cost you $999 ask them where they get the other $6000
    from, ive allowed them $800 in labour.

    Ron



  4. #14
    Adam
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    Re: 2000 S4 Turbo gone south

    In article <c1hoht$8lj$1$demon.co.uk>,
    "Ronny" <com> wrote:
     

    When I read this original post a while back, I thought the numbers
    looked a little off, but there is NO WAY that an S4 (2000-2002) Turbo
    swap would cost $999. That is just TOO little. I am in an S4 group, and
    several people have had to have their turbo's swapped. Most end up
    costing in the range of $5500 - But there are plenty of extra items that
    could need to be replaced which could increase the costs.

    Each K03 costs at least a grand each.

    Cheers,

    Adam


 

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