2004 Volkswagen Touareg V10 Tdi Diesel Loaded on 2040-cars
Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, United States
2004 Touareg V10 TDI Twin Turbo Diesel at 70k miles This vehicle has been lightly used and is in excellent condition for a 10 year old vehicle. Both sets of tires have approximately 35k miles on them, but there is a good pair of tires from each set that would likely provide another 10-15k miles of wear. The Wrangler HPs (spare set) have the tire sensors in them and the Yokohamas are currently on the vehicle. I added the Bluetooth Parrot hands free, the a/v in mini plug and the 6-cd changer myself, but all other work on the vehicle has been done by the VW dealership. Important note: An electronic module related to the ignition recently needed to be replaced. On 04/05 V10s the module also runs the antennas in the door handles. After replacing the module with a more current version, the four door handles needed to be replaced in order for the antennas to work. VW paid for roughly half of the fix despite being out of warranty, but the result is that the range using the original key FOBs is limited. My local dealer has attempted to acquire replacement keys, but has been unsuccessful given the age of the vehicle. All doors can be locked and unlocked using the current key FOBs, but working range is limited to within inches of the car. |
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