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  1. Dual mass flywheel failure 
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    I keep reading about failure of the dual mass flywheel on the diesel Passat. How much of a problem is this and what does it cost to fix?

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    it's an item that wears gradually over the lifetime of any Tdi, be it a passat, golf or any other models.

    usual price for a new flywheel and clutch, including labour is usually £7/800+ dependant on the model.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eshrules-Enterprises View Post
    it's an item that wears gradually over the lifetime of any Tdi, be it a passat, golf or any other models.

    usual price for a new flywheel and clutch, including labour is usually £7/800+ dependant on the model.
    So it's not a sudden failure which would leave one stranded.

    At what sort of mileage would it be needed? ( Depends on drivers I guess)

    I am thinking of buying a Passat diesel and see some problems listed,
    (catalytic converter?) but then I guess all makes have issues

    Thanks for this.

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    there is a conversion kit to change from a duel mass to a normal clutch and fly wheel for around £300 on ebay
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tafia View Post
    So it's not a sudden failure which would leave one stranded.

    At what sort of mileage would it be needed? ( Depends on drivers I guess)

    I am thinking of buying a Passat diesel and see some problems listed,
    (catalytic converter?) but then I guess all makes have issues

    Thanks for this.

    T.
    the thing is mate is forums are great to find out how to fix and sort a problem so evidently the majority of post are people wanting advice , this is the same on all forums as ive been a member of loads in the past every time i change my car.. just check everything works and take it for a good run and see a car from cold if possible as for the dmf this is a big issue on fords tdci and the vauxhall cdti and im sure there is many others
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by littleump View Post
    the thing is mate is forums are great to find out how to fix and sort a problem so evidently the majority of post are people wanting advice , this is the same on all forums as ive been a member of loads in the past every time i change my car.. just check everything works and take it for a good run and see a car from cold if possible as for the dmf this is a big issue on fords tdci and the vauxhall cdti and im sure there is many others
    Many thanks for this.

    As you say, they all have problems.

    Best wishes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tafia View Post
    Many thanks for this.

    As you say, they all have problems.

    Best wishes

    T
    no worries m8, to be honest ive just bought my passat and have and hope to have no problems, the only way around having 100% fault free strees is buy new with a 3yr warrenty....but thats gonna be ££££
     
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