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mattylondon 22nd March 2016 02:48 PM

Sealed for life just means Audi can omit this service to make the cost of ownership low on paper, which appeals to fleet users.

Architex_mA8tey 22nd March 2016 03:47 PM

. . . and this is what ZF themselves finally changed their opinion to -

ZF Statement on Sealed For Life Gearboxes

briang9 22nd March 2016 07:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by audifin (Post 108772)
On a different note £190 sounds suspiciously cheap....

It's not really, Mackies in Glasgow are one of the few "A" rated ZF agents in the UK and they do it for around £150 for the D2 S8+++

audifin 22nd March 2016 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by briang9 (Post 108793)
It's not really, Mackies in Glasgow are one of the few "A" rated ZF agents in the UK and they do it for around £150 for the D2 S8+++

Sure but goldsax has D3 +++

briang9 22nd March 2016 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by audifin (Post 108796)
Sure but goldsax has D3 +++

Yeah I know, would be curious to know why it might cost more though, must be a similar process I guess, unless more bits need removed such as exhaust etc?

tintin 22nd March 2016 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by audifin (Post 108796)
Sure but goldsax has D3 +++

...and he's unwilling to even travel to Guy, let alone to Glasgow ;)

HPsauce 22nd March 2016 09:47 PM

Isn't D3 fluid more expensive, especially the "uprated" stuff?

audifin 22nd March 2016 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by briang9 (Post 108801)
Yeah I know, would be curious to know why it might cost more though, must be a similar process I guess, unless more bits need removed such as exhaust etc?

From memory the fluid and parts alone are more than £200. Mackies charges something like £450-£500 for the D3.

tc4332 22nd March 2016 11:30 PM

As for using Guy, I live in Wigan and am happy to travel to Guy. After all it is only time and fuel, and you know the job will be done correctly.
There are other experts but I like to use the ones that have looked after me and proven their worth.

tintin 23rd March 2016 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tc4332 (Post 108809)
I live in Wigan and am happy to travel to Guy. After all it is only time and fuel, and you know the job will be done correctly.
There are other experts but I like to use the ones that have looked after me and proven their worth.

Same here, but @ Manchester, and for Mackies. Travel really shouldn't be a barrier if you want it done properly.


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