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You didn't mencioned the 1.4 TDI (a 3 cylinder version of this engine that vibrates a lot) They are very common here in Portugal. Lots of police cars with this engine still going strong after almost 20 years and lots of km in very harsh conditions. Also, the tuning scene loves it by its power and robustness and keep going strong (although they get them to smoke A LOT). One of the best diesel ever made, in my opinion
Thanks for bringing up the 1.4 TDI! It’s impressive to see how reliable those engines have been, especially in tough conditions. It’s amazing how they’ve stood the test of time!
I had that engine on a Station Golf, the timing belt stripped at 15K and then at 19K because of the tensioners so called design flaw. Very reliable indeed.
2002 1,9TDI with 102PS (no agr, no dpf) 👌 Currently driving a 2008 1,9 TDI with 130PS 👍 Also one of the best BMW 1998 2,5L 6Cylinder in series 👍👍 1998 2.2l tdi is also nice Diesel scandal was not with 1,9l.. it was with 2.0l or 1.6l and so on but not the 1.9l. They do not produce 1.9l since around 2008. Always using b0 diesel and oil that can be used with dpf. Let the turbo and motor cool down a bit before turning it off and also let it warm up before giving 100%.. Manual transmissions are also more durable but some people do not know how to shift and destroy the motor by driving in 4th gear @50km/h uphill. Nice video! I will drive the 1,9 as long as i can. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your insights! The 1.9 TDI really has stood the test of time, and it's always great to hear from fellow enthusiasts who appreciate its reliability.
We really appreciate your suggestion! It's always great to hear what my viewers are interested in. We’ll add it to my list! ... ( 2.0 HDi ) .... and update you through this comment .
2.0TDI elegance 2007 ŠŠŠKODA OCTAVIA 140psi 2.2 Diesel Honda Accord 2008 138psi 1.9Tdi Vw Sharan 2007 138psi All powerful enough for everything Reliable Low cost to maintain The golden era of Diesels in circle 2000-2010 r.i.p And you have most of from all tech you REALY need anything else is just a distraction in car. You think they did stop all these because of CO emissions? No. Is because of cars that dont kill the pockets but live to last and serve us in our or more lifetimes . Is an always buy newer and newer cars industry . New cars engine life time 230000 up to 500000😅 my skoda get on is papers engine guarantee 1000000 with maintenance written in the manual. ❤
I really appreciate your detailed comment! It’s amazing to see how passionate people are about these engines and their legacy. Your thoughts on the golden era of diesels resonate with many enthusiasts!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's always interesting to hear different perspectives on such a popular engine. Your experiences can really help others make informed decisions!
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You didn't mencioned the 1.4 TDI (a 3 cylinder version of this engine that vibrates a lot)
They are very common here in Portugal. Lots of police cars with this engine still going strong after almost 20 years and lots of km in very harsh conditions. Also, the tuning scene loves it by its power and robustness and keep going strong (although they get them to smoke A LOT). One of the best diesel ever made, in my opinion
Thanks for bringing up the 1.4 TDI! It’s impressive to see how reliable those engines have been, especially in tough conditions. It’s amazing how they’ve stood the test of time!
I had that engine on a Station Golf, the timing belt stripped at 15K and then at 19K because of the tensioners so called design flaw. Very reliable indeed.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's always good to hear real-world stories about these engines, even if they come with some bumps along the way.
2002 1,9TDI with 102PS (no agr, no dpf) 👌
Currently driving a 2008 1,9 TDI with 130PS 👍
Also one of the best BMW 1998 2,5L 6Cylinder in series 👍👍
1998 2.2l tdi is also nice
Diesel scandal was not with 1,9l.. it was with 2.0l or 1.6l and so on but not the 1.9l. They do not produce 1.9l since around 2008.
Always using b0 diesel and oil that can be used with dpf. Let the turbo and motor cool down a bit before turning it off and also let it warm up before giving 100%..
Manual transmissions are also more durable but some people do not know how to shift and destroy the motor by driving in 4th gear @50km/h uphill.
Nice video!
I will drive the 1,9 as long as i can. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your insights! The 1.9 TDI really has stood the test of time, and it's always great to hear from fellow enthusiasts who appreciate its reliability.
Can you make a video on 2.0HDi?
We really appreciate your suggestion! It's always great to hear what my viewers are interested in. We’ll add it to my list! ... ( 2.0 HDi ) .... and update you through this comment .
2.0TDI elegance 2007 ŠŠŠKODA OCTAVIA 140psi
2.2 Diesel Honda Accord 2008 138psi
1.9Tdi Vw Sharan 2007 138psi
All powerful enough for everything
Reliable
Low cost to maintain
The golden era of Diesels in circle 2000-2010 r.i.p
And you have most of from all tech you REALY need anything else is just a distraction in car.
You think they did stop all these because of CO emissions?
No.
Is because of cars that dont kill the pockets but live to last and serve us in our or more lifetimes .
Is an always buy newer and newer cars industry .
New cars engine life time 230000 up to 500000😅 my skoda get on is papers engine guarantee 1000000 with maintenance written in the manual.
❤
I really appreciate your detailed comment! It’s amazing to see how passionate people are about these engines and their legacy. Your thoughts on the golden era of diesels resonate with many enthusiasts!
1.9TDI was half good and half bad and unreliable and expensive A.F. to fix it.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's always interesting to hear different perspectives on such a popular engine. Your experiences can really help others make informed decisions!