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Hi, I have a T5 2.5 130bhp, 2008 Transporter van that has done 140,000 miles.
I have a 3 months part and labour warranty, that may be not worth anything, and I have had the van just 8 weeks.
I was losing coolant, I took it back and they have bye-passed the turbo cooler, ( Ithink it is this), this is at the back of the engine on the top, pulling 2 pipes out and just connecting a pipe in between, it looks like a bodge job to me and I am sure it is not how VW intended the engine to work.
I have 2 problems, one fixing the van the the other trying to get the place I bought it from to pay for the work. The place I bought it from said they have no mechanical knowledge of the vehicles and it looks like their mechanic doesn't either, hence I do not want them to do the work. I have found a good local garage who will do the work.
The main problem is what could it be, just a leak on the turbo cooler?
I did not notice any other signs except the coolant going down, not visible leaks etc.
Your thoughts and advice would be much appreciated on either problem.
Cheers John Mod
I have a 3 months part and labour warranty, that may be not worth anything, and I have had the van just 8 weeks.
I was losing coolant, I took it back and they have bye-passed the turbo cooler, ( Ithink it is this), this is at the back of the engine on the top, pulling 2 pipes out and just connecting a pipe in between, it looks like a bodge job to me and I am sure it is not how VW intended the engine to work.
I have 2 problems, one fixing the van the the other trying to get the place I bought it from to pay for the work. The place I bought it from said they have no mechanical knowledge of the vehicles and it looks like their mechanic doesn't either, hence I do not want them to do the work. I have found a good local garage who will do the work.
The main problem is what could it be, just a leak on the turbo cooler?
I did not notice any other signs except the coolant going down, not visible leaks etc.
Your thoughts and advice would be much appreciated on either problem.
Cheers John Mod