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MKV 100K club!!!

bostonaudi

Go Kart Champion
Location
Charleston, SC
Car(s)
1995 BMW M3
Just hit 100k, half of it with a K04, no issues to speak of, these cars are a lot better than the previous mk4's IMO.
 

GTi R Enigma

Profitier...
Location
Canyon Country,Ca
Car(s)
CW 07 GTi 5dr HB
Im at 145200 miles

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Ronan1

Ready to race!
Location
San Francisco
121k miles on mine since new. Replaced;

DSG under warranty
A/C Compressor
Fuel pump (low pressure)
coil pack (warranty)
Shocks at 75k miles
Original Front pads at 120k miles, rears (second set) @ 120k miles.

Highly recommend the FSD's as replacement OE shocks. Really comfortable and still great handling/body control.

Love the car! :smile:
 

MKvUltra

I'm chasing perfection
Location
Thousand Oaks Ca
Car(s)
your mom
wondering how long my k03 will last before grenading LOL
 

g60_corrado_91

Go Kart Champion
Location
IL
Car(s)
2006 GTI 6MT Pkg 1
Mine went at ~100k. With that said, there was no shaft play. So I'm thinking it was more to do with the internal WG. 95% wastegate duty cycle past 4500rpm.
 

JetTurbo

geezer
Location
South Florida, USA
Car(s)
2018 GTi Autobahn 6M
wondering how long my k03 will last before grenading LOL

Hard to say, a lot of variables at play.
Mine is at 212,000+ miles and no issues yet
 

Duster117

Ready to race!
Location
NORTH MS
Hard to say, a lot of variables at play.
Mine is at 212,000+ miles and no issues yet

damn!!!!
on an 06 at that!! u must drive A LOT!!
and I though I drove a lot at 35k miles a year
my last car was at 320k when I sold it.
my gti is at 87k so it wont be long
 

JetTurbo

geezer
Location
South Florida, USA
Car(s)
2018 GTi Autobahn 6M
damn!!!!
on an 06 at that!! u must drive A LOT!!
and I though I drove a lot at 35k miles a year
...
Not any more than you.
Purchased new, Feb 2007. I also drive ≈35k/year.
6 years x 35k/year = 210,000
 

Duster117

Ready to race!
Location
NORTH MS
Not any more than you.
Purchased new, Feb 2007. I also drive ≈35k/year.
6 years x 35k/year = 210,000

ha...yep. I didnt do the math last night.
the funny thing is I bought my neon in 06
and at that time it just turned over 100k
I drive more now than I did when I got it.
 

BAMF

Ready to race!
Location
Jacksonville, FL
Just rolled over 100k in my A3 2.0T last week. Purchased the car new in July 2007, so almost exactly 6 years to 100k. No major issues for the entire duration, and I've been APR stage 2 since 17k. I've had two coil packs fail (all four are now the latest revision,) fuel pressure sensor on the HPFP failed and was replaced with newest revision, preemptively replaced the DV and PCV when I got tuned. All maintenance intervals have been halved from factory spec (oil changed every 5k with Motul, DSG fluid changed every 20k.)

Now I'm preparing for a round of "freshening up" everything. All suspension/steering bushings are being replaced, upgraded motor mounts going in, new O2 sensor, etc. Anyone have any suggestions on anything else that's oft overlooked?
 

g60_corrado_91

Go Kart Champion
Location
IL
Car(s)
2006 GTI 6MT Pkg 1
Just rolled over 100k in my A3 2.0T last week. Purchased the car new in July 2007, so almost exactly 6 years to 100k. No major issues for the entire duration, and I've been APR stage 2 since 17k. I've had two coil packs fail (all four are now the latest revision,) fuel pressure sensor on the HPFP failed and was replaced with newest revision, preemptively replaced the DV and PCV when I got tuned. All maintenance intervals have been halved from factory spec (oil changed every 5k with Motul, DSG fluid changed every 20k.)

Now I'm preparing for a round of "freshening up" everything. All suspension/steering bushings are being replaced, upgraded motor mounts going in, new O2 sensor, etc. Anyone have any suggestions on anything else that's oft overlooked?

Wheel bearings and brakes as necessary. Control arm bushings. Definitely check your cam/cam follower and HPFP. PCV again if you're running the stock one.
 
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