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Old 7th October 2009, 08:00 PM
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High KM TD6's

Hi all,

Just enquiring from those who have TD6's with high K's around 200K Km's plus if any..any problems to look out for?

Apart from myself who is looking a friend has spotted a 200K Km + vehicle that is very clean & also very cheap. I have looked at the vehicle & yes suprisingly it is. Drives great, neat & straight, gearbox is smooth at hot & cold temps, full service history (not all a LR dealer, but minors done at independants) no outstanging actions on the vehicle either. Yes it has been detailed & has the obvious signs of wear on the door card, wear marks here there etc but for the price it is worth looking at.

We have a few at work that have high K's but dont see that many.

Any info appreciated guys.

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Old 11th October 2009, 03:31 AM
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Hi sniegy, mine had 180k when I traded it in and the only problem I had at the time ( and the reason I traded it in ) was the transmission was on it’s way out, for the second time.

Have to be honest, even though, at 60+k, my 08 is the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned ( biggest problem and now fixed, was the pass side mirror would not fold in ) but my 03 TD6 was a more enjoyable vehicle to drive.
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Old 11th October 2009, 06:57 AM
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Mine has only just clicked over 60k's, no problems at all thus far.
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Old 13th October 2009, 02:29 PM
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Thanks Guys,

The only problem on these great beasts from seeing in the workshop & in general are the transmission can play up, the only reason why is they are what BMW call "Fill for Life" & there lies the problem.

If you own one get the transmission flushed every year & filled with new fluid & while your at it do a filter every 2nd year or so.

This will prolong the service life on these transmissions a while longer & you can drive with confidence.

I have one more to look at this coming weekend.
Bring it on.

I really need a 4WD again..
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Hi sniegy, mine had 180k when I traded it in and the only problem I had at the time ( and the reason I traded it in ) was the transmission was on it’s way out, for the second time.

Have to be honest, even though, at 60+k, my 08 is the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned ( biggest problem and now fixed, was the pass side mirror would not fold in ) but my 03 TD6 was a more enjoyable vehicle to drive.
Just out of curiosity Drivesafe, what price was quoted for replacing/repairing the transmission?
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A factory exchange box is $5000. Pat
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Old 26th February 2010, 04:39 PM
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A factory exchange box is $5000. Pat
crikey, so best not to break one then. I can see why drivesafe traded his in.
If well serviced how many km's are they expected to do?

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Old 27th February 2010, 07:47 PM
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crikey, so best not to brake on then. I can see why drifesafe traded his in.

If well serviced how many km's are they expected to do?
It's quite cheap actually,price a tojo-nissan box.Mine has 130,000k's on it and I had it factory serviced and it was given a clean bill of health,they are very smooth box's. Pat
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I know someone who got one replaced by the stealers here & it was 16k
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Well thats what I'd call a profit margin,I do know an Audi owner that was charged $6000 for a $280 A/C compressor. Pat
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