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Default Re: Golf maintenance and brakes - 01-26-2007 , 05:13 PM






Just wondering, do you have your own car-washing equipment, or do you
go to a commercial car wash that often? How snowy / slushy / salty is
your area in the winter months? Sounds like your lucky VW is really
pampered!

On Jan 26, 2:45 pm, "davidcay" <davidcayjohns... (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote:
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I own a 2002 Golf diesel, 4dr, auto, 55k, washed daily in winter, 2x
weekly rest of time, detailed 2x/yr and dealer does all recommended
work.


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Default Re: Golf maintenance and brakes - 01-26-2007 , 05:19 PM








On 26 Jan, 18:13, walter.... (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:
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Just wondering...
I live in Rochester NY, wash is commercial, with undercarriage wash
each day
in winter. So, yes, I pamper my cars, which is why even my 2000 Honda
Odyssey
looks new.

What I want to know whether this was
just bad luck, bad service by dealer (including whether the dealer
should antiicipate such a problem), a VW design flaw (in which case
what should dealer have done, if anything), or what. And if the dealer
did err what my options are,



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Default Re: Golf maintenance and brakes - 01-26-2007 , 05:48 PM




What I want to know whether this was
just bad luck,

*** 55K on brakes, you done well! Things just wearout and break at times.

bad service by dealer (including whether the dealer
should antiicipate such a problem),

*** Would be great if we could see into the future?


a VW design flaw (in which case
what should dealer have done, if anything), or what. And if the dealer
did err what my options are,

*** sounds like your dealer is upfront and honest.



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Default Re: Golf maintenance and brakes - 01-27-2007 , 12:21 PM



So what about the two inspections -- should the problem have been
found? And if not, then why doesn't the inspection protocol take this
into account, especially when there is evidence of rust?

On 26 Jan., 18:48, "Lost In Space/Woodchuck"
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What I want to know whether this was
just bad luck,

*** 55K on brakes, you done well! Things just wearout and break at times.

bad service by dealer (including whether the dealer
should antiicipate such a problem),

*** Would be great if we could see into the future?

a VW design flaw (in which case
what should dealer have done, if anything), or what. And if the dealer
did err what my options are,

*** sounds like your dealer is upfront and honest.


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