VW passat help needed
08 July 2010, 10:43 AM
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VW passat help needed
Hi i need to find a vw passat 2.5 v6 tdi oil sump my dad was driving the car and it caught the floor and now the sump has been damaged. All the oil has leaked out and there is a crack in the sump.
I got a sum for my bora from ebay but for the passat i cant find one on ebay does anyone know where i can get one other than the dealers and hopefully at a decent price not too expensive.
I have already asked on a vw forum thought i would ask here aswell incase there were anyone who had some info.
Thanx for any help.
I got a sum for my bora from ebay but for the passat i cant find one on ebay does anyone know where i can get one other than the dealers and hopefully at a decent price not too expensive.
I have already asked on a vw forum thought i would ask here aswell incase there were anyone who had some info.
Thanx for any help.
08 July 2010, 11:29 AM
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They are quite easy to ground, My uncle's Bora V5 suffered the same when he lent it to a mate, and I've scuffed my R32's sump slightly (not sure how, maybe it was the dead badger I ran over at 80mph 
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New ones aren't cheap as I believe they include the level sensor. But if you ever get stuck or need one ASAP they are available from Trade Parts Specialists (TPS) ( http://www.thetradepartsspecialists....codesearch.php )
).New ones aren't cheap as I believe they include the level sensor. But if you ever get stuck or need one ASAP they are available from Trade Parts Specialists (TPS) ( http://www.thetradepartsspecialists....codesearch.php )
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08 July 2010, 01:04 PM
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Thanx for all the info guys i have been told it may be possible to get it welded/brazed so i need to get it to a garage and get it take off first to see if thats possible if not i have rang the dealers and the have told me it would cost £75.22 for a new one including VAT which isnt that bad so will see if it can be welded first.
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its exactly the same sump as the 20v ones for vw. i bought 2 from them as i split both. i also have an account with tps so if you want to send me a pm with reg no i will see if i can get a discounted price through them for you
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They are quite easy to ground, My uncle's Bora V5 suffered the same when he lent it to a mate, and I've scuffed my R32's sump slightly (not sure how, maybe it was the dead badger I ran over at 80mph ).
New ones aren't cheap as I believe they include the level sensor. But if you ever get stuck or need one ASAP they are available from Trade Parts Specialists (TPS) ( http://www.thetradepartsspecialists....codesearch.php )
).New ones aren't cheap as I believe they include the level sensor. But if you ever get stuck or need one ASAP they are available from Trade Parts Specialists (TPS) ( http://www.thetradepartsspecialists....codesearch.php )
I ran over a dead badger once too, came hurtling round the corner to see the ****** lying in the middle of the road, it looked big, to late to stop so I aimed to straddle it. Was expecting it all to go wrong but somehow cleared it. Stopped as soon as I could to inspect for damage but nothing visible Can't remember if it was the Scoob or BMW but both fairly low to the ground.
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