If the low lubrication warning light hasn't come on yet, your engine is still worth overhauling.
Due to the problem described above, CFCA engines have become, in recent years, some of the most frequently regenerated VW units. We repair several of them weekly.
Of course, to perform a major overhaul, the engine must be removed from the vehicle.
The next step is to verify the condition of the engine accessories, whose efficiency directly affects the operation of the unit. Components such as turbochargers (there are two in this engine) if seized (which unfortunately happens very often) must be replaced or repaired along with the engine.
We also check the condition of the injectors and fuel pump on special test benches.
Then we disassemble the engine into parts, all components are cleaned, and we assess their condition, sorting them into: those that can be reused, those that can be regenerated, and those that must be replaced.
We will help you decide whether it's worth overhauling your engine or better to replace it with a new one.
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Do you have questions regarding CFCA engines?
We will help you make a decision.
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