Nox sensors. Yup had to replace both when we bought the 2009 last year.
I'm aware of that product. I'll get one eventually. That kinda money just isn't in the budget anytime soon. I'm sure it worth it, just damn expensive. I have been looking into what it will let tweak. Interested and a bit apprehensive. I don't feel comfortable mucking around with things just yet.See my sig file. :- )
We bought one through some outside company at the time of sale. The car lot seems to want to work this problem out tho. Considering the light came on 8 hours after the sale. This is got me looking into another more comprehensive warranty.Get a good warranty set up.
The ONLY extended warranty that has been shown to be reliable is the VW extended warranty administered by Fidelity for VW. The Platinum coverage is the most comprehensive since it covers everything EXCEPT specifically listed items such as tires, brake linings, light bulbs etc. All the others cover only the LISTED items.I'm aware of that product. I'll get one eventually. That kinda money just isn't in the budget anytime soon. I'm sure it worth it, just damn expensive. I have been looking into what it will let tweak. Interested and a bit apprehensive. I don't feel comfortable mucking around with things just yet.
We bought one through some outside company at the time of sale. The car lot seems to want to work this problem out tho. Considering the light came on 8 hours after the sale. This is got me looking into another more comprehensive warranty.
Any suggestions?
The sale was as-is. I knew that going in. The seller has been no help when I press them. Mostly just run around BS. The next step there is my wife, then lawyer. Warranty appears to be a service contract, or, mostly useless. Good news is, it was cheap. We are still trying that avenue tho. I did hope the selling dealer would be more helpful tho, considering.You seriously have no recourse? Check engine light came on the day you bought it. I would be raising a little you know what.
I know that most are scams, hence why I asked for advise. The VW one would be best but I've found out that it must be bought at time of sale, and from a VW dealer. I bought from a Ford Dealer. Not an option anymore according to dealer that is fixing it anyways.The ONLY extended warranty that has been shown to be reliable is the VW extended warranty administered by Fidelity for VW. The Platinum coverage is the most comprehensive since it covers everything EXCEPT specifically listed items such as tires, brake linings, light bulbs etc. All the others cover only the LISTED items.
The problem with most non VW warranties is that they are often scams - in other words, they sell a bunch of policies (often through used car dealers) and then go out of business [called a 'Bust Out'].
If you are concerned about the cost of a VCDS then perhaps the Touareg is not for you - they are NOT inexpensive to maintain and they DON'T get cheaper as they get older!
Yes Northeast section of Georgia, of these United States. I'm not familiar with that one. I only lived in an emmision county once. I've sinced moved away from the Atlanta area to a county that doesn't require them. Hadn't had to worry about it for about 15 years. I'll check that out tho. Thanks for trying to help.Is NE Georgia referring to the United States?
If so, many US states require a used vehicle to pass emissions in order to be sold. If you're in the US, you might want to check that out if you already haven't looked into it.
Hope the dealer helps. :- /