1999 Volkswagen Jetta

TDI Sedan

1.9L 1896CC 116Cu. In. l4 DIESEL SOHC Turbocharged

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Diesel

This TDI served me well for over 2 years but it is time for it to go now that I am not driving such long distances to work. Motor has some upgrades. This is what the previous owner said he did to it: "Stage 2 computer program - Fuel injector spray nozzle upgrade - Stage 3 durable clutch replacement with a solid extremely lightweight flywheel done at 158,000mi " The body kit gives it a nice look but the front and back bottom parts have been cut off due to cracking. (see pics) Here is what the previous owner said about the air box and the hood scoop: "Hood with a custom air intake scoop, the hood scoop came directly out of Mark Martin's NASCAR he wrecked at Lowes Motor Speedway in Concord, NC and molded into the hood - Custom handmade aluminum airbox" Has 18" Sitka Wheels, Tires have less than 10,000 miles on them. New timing belt, tensioner, rollers, and water pump installed at 217,000 miles Newer motor mounts (all three) Had new brakes all around at about 220,000 miles Always used Rotella T6 motor oil AC blows cold Has trailer hitch (I pulled a canoe on a trailer) The bad things: Headliner is staring to sag Front and rear bumper lower fiberglass parts cut off due to cracking Rear bumper has a small crack/hole in it on the driver's side CD player works but is not fully seated in its slot. (probably an easy fix but I haven't tried) Exhaust pipe weld broke and exhaust hangs down right under the front seats. (see pic) Sounds pretty good this way and does not drag. Should be an easy fix. Paint clear coat is starting to peel Power locks on the front doors do not work (The passenger door can be locked and unlocked by hand; the driver door has to be closed to lock it by hand) Paint is starting to crack around the hood scoop seam on the hood Throwout bearing is starting to make some noise Solid fly wheel causes some vibration when motor is under torque Cruise control does not work Please ask any questions you have.