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Not many ways to tell without taking the engine apart. There should be signs of new gaskets and shiny clean metal. A brand new engine is not really possible since Dodge probably stopped making them a few years ago. Most times you get a rebuilt engine from Dodge or any number of rebuilders from around the country. As long as you got a warranty that covers 2 or 3 years and several thousand miles, you are as safe as you can be. The warranty from most major companies and the dealer would be good across the country, not just the shop that did the install.
first answer is the easiest to answer
brake pad comes in 3 compositions
hard for extreme brake work --taxi applications
intermediate --for every day drivers and conservative brake applications
soft for high speed stops and braking as in race cars
The dust generated is in direct ratio to your driving habits and brake applications at 60,000 miles it should not be necessary to replace chains but tensioner and wear pads may need adjustment
get reputable brake professional shops to do the brakes as there may e a need to machine the disc rotors before fitting new pads
That makes quoting from here difficult to do as an inspection is required first
Find accredited service shops with experience on BMW cars and get service quotes but I would expect the account to be around $1000.00 aud for the service as it is a big service and should include all fluid changes , Brakes , transmission , diff , coolant, power steering
suspension checks , fault code readings , possible plugs and leads
It will all be in the service schedule book
The Trac off and abs lights being on together are a related problem. With your check engine light on shop should be able to tell what is wrong. Go to AutoZone or similar and have them scanned the computer for codes then get a new shop
You can have Technical Assistance for your car problems at http://www.autopartspoint.com/ I got good technical support from them. Hope it helpful for you also.
If the light is illuminated, it means one or more of your tires have fallen below 28 psi. Take the vehicle to a shop or gas station and have the tires aired back up to 32psi (or your preference for pressure) The light will go out after about 1/4 mile of driving at the right pressures.
If the light is flashing, you have a fault in the tire pressure monitor system and require service from a Mitsubishi dealer (factory scan tool is required for service)
It appears the four wheel transmission either has problems, or is active without the need to be active (which might be bad for it) your best bet is to ask a mechanic the next time you go by a gas station or a garage/repair shop. They WILL know what is going on if they actually know what they are doing.
Look inside the petrol cap! Otherwise:Audi A3 Recommended Tyre Pressures 1.6 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 SE 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 Sport 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 T Sport 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 T Quattro Sport 00 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 S3 99 - Onwards 30 30 36 40 1.9 TDi - 110bhp 96 - Onwards 30 30 36 40 1.9 TDi - 130bhp 01 - Onwards 28 28 32 40
Telephoned Audi Main Dealers around Manchester – Macclesfield very helpful, others either disconnected or not answering. Manual costs £21.85 (inc. VAT) + postage .... Too big to actually download and print, I suspect!
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