AWD Haldex and diff issues

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AWD Haldex and diff issues

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Jul 25th, 2016, 15:57	#9
greyv70 New Member Last Online: Sep 6th, 2022 20:33 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Bath	Hello AustenAWD I would be interested to talk to you further about my car. I've owned the car since Feb this year and despite having been looked after quite well (FSH) the rear Haldex unit seems to have been a bit neglected and to my knowledge the AWD is currently not working. The car has now done 115k miles and until recently the Haldex unit had no fluid and was completely caked in grime on the outside. I'm guessing a seal has gone somehow causing the fluid to leak out but I've no idea if the filters / pump are blocked as well as it is so difficult to get to. I normally carry out my own car maintenance but this is a bit beyond me. If this is something that you'd be able to help me with please let me know how to contact you as I am unable to PM you thanks Chris

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