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Old 26 February 2006, 05:58 PM
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Hi,

Does anyone know if any decent VM Golf owners clubs exist out there for Turbo Diesels?

And what does the 'PD' bit mean in a TDI advertised?

Thanks
Old 26 February 2006, 06:03 PM
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Try www.uk-mkivs.net and PD stands for 'Pumpe Duse':

Pumpe Duse is a new fuel management and delivery system that places a pump injector at each individual cylinder producing a finer spray for better and more efficient combustion. Instead of a pre-combustion chamber found in most diesels, fuel is injected directly into each individual combustion chamber under terrific pressure at precisely the right moment. The PD works like an overhead cam system, using cam lobes to determine the timing and amount of the spray into each cylinder. The new system reduces heat loss, results in a quieter, cleaner engine, faster cold weather starts and improved low-end torque.
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Originally Posted by The_Gza
Try www.uk-mkivs.net and PD stands for 'Pumpe Duse':
Cheers fella,


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