I bought a MEYLE water pump for my Polo 1.9 tdi from Goldwagen, but a few searches on Google doesn't really give good feedback on the quality of these pumps.
Does anyone on here perhaps use one of them or have more information for me regarding the quality?
I really don't want to do the timing kit etc and a few months down the line have trouble with the water pump.
Thanks in advance
Current - Silver Polo 1.9 TDi Sportline &
Flash Red Polo 6R GTi 130wkw - 267nm
Ex Rides:
-Pepper Grey 6R Polo 1.6
-Audi A4 B7 2.0T
-Audi A4 B7 2.0TDI
EX-DOHCTOR wrote: I'd make sure I understand the differences between fish and engine components before attempting any modifications on my motor vehicle as a start.
Psycho1400 wrote:It wasn't an oil leak, it was a horsepower sweat...
It seems like i have had bad lucky a with meyle water pump...installed on in my 1.9tdi, installation was quite simple, started the engine and bleed the water through the system, the water pump was working well, took my car for a test ride. my car was running perfect for about 20kms. then the pulley on the water pump shattered at the end of the day it caused damage to my engine, bent some valves.
Current:
2009 VW Crosspolo 1.9tdi with Qtec stage one remap.
2015 VW Polo 1.2Tsi ( The Wifes Car)
Ex:
1989 VW Golf MKll GTi - Engine swapped to a 2.0L 8v long block with dickator management - SOLD
1993 VW Golf MKlll GTi - SOLD
Thats not nice, i've Never seen that happen before.... have you tried calling the supplier and informing them? could it have been a bad batch?
I've used loads of meyle parts in the past on different cars (suspension bits, brakes, sensors, filters, bushes and mountings and never had an issue with quality.
Current: 2007 ///M Coupe
Current: 2019 Fortuner 4x4
EX-DOHCTOR wrote: I'd make sure I understand the differences between fish and engine components before attempting any modifications on my motor vehicle as a start.
Psycho1400 wrote:It wasn't an oil leak, it was a horsepower sweat...
Rascal69 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 10:30 am
Thats not nice, i've Never seen that happen before.... have you tried calling the supplier and informing them? could it have been a bad batch?
I've used loads of meyle parts in the past on different cars (suspension bits, brakes, sensors, filters, bushes and mountings and never had an issue with quality.
Bought it form goldwagen, they tried to blame me for installing the belt skew, they shipped it off to meyle themselves, since then i have been emailing meyle directly. they say that the pulley could have and an issue in the casting.
Current:
2009 VW Crosspolo 1.9tdi with Qtec stage one remap.
2015 VW Polo 1.2Tsi ( The Wifes Car)
Ex:
1989 VW Golf MKll GTi - Engine swapped to a 2.0L 8v long block with dickator management - SOLD
1993 VW Golf MKlll GTi - SOLD
Valcon wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 11:01 am
Bought it form goldwagen, they tried to blame me for installing the belt skew, they shipped it off to meyle themselves, since then i have been emailing meyle directly. they say that the pulley could have and an issue in the casting.
Blaming you is the suppliers first line of defense
Are they going to replace it?
Current: 2007 ///M Coupe
Current: 2019 Fortuner 4x4
Valcon wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 11:01 am
Bought it form goldwagen, they tried to blame me for installing the belt skew, they shipped it off to meyle themselves, since then i have been emailing meyle directly. they say that the pulley could have and an issue in the casting.
Blaming you is the suppliers first line of defense
Are they going to replace it?
Im not worried about replacing the water pump, its the damage to my engine im trying get them to cover...this has been a 2 month fight so far .
Current:
2009 VW Crosspolo 1.9tdi with Qtec stage one remap.
2015 VW Polo 1.2Tsi ( The Wifes Car)
Ex:
1989 VW Golf MKll GTi - Engine swapped to a 2.0L 8v long block with dickator management - SOLD
1993 VW Golf MKlll GTi - SOLD
Valcon wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 11:01 am
Bought it form goldwagen, they tried to blame me for installing the belt skew, they shipped it off to meyle themselves, since then i have been emailing meyle directly. they say that the pulley could have and an issue in the casting.
Blaming you is the suppliers first line of defense
Are they going to replace it?
Im not worried about replacing the water pump, its the damage to my engine im trying get them to cover...this has been a 2 month fight so far .
Unless you can conclusively prove that the damage was directly caused by their part failure, They really have no reason to reimburse you
Anyway, I've used Meyle parts in most of my previous cars, Never had issues
If u lucky, the only thing they would give u is a new waterpump.
When the talk of reimbursing comes, even though their part had a casting problem, Their reason will be "this should be fitted on by a trained professional".
Thats on most, if not all, terms and conditions of parts.
I had once seen a chinese waterpump were the aluminium casted impeller wasnt "even", it would turn 180degrees then catch on the housing. If i havnt noticed this and fitted it onto the vehicle, it wouldnt be the problem of the person who bought the pump (the owner), the parts shop, or the manufacturer. It would be my problem because i didnt look at the part properly before installing.
So be careful of getting into that situation because as the guys stated, its always ur fault and never theirs..
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Ashveer03 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 18, 2018 1:29 pm
If u lucky, the only thing they would give u is a new waterpump.
When the talk of reimbursing comes, even though their part had a casting problem, Their reason will be "this should be fitted on by a trained professional".
Thats on most, if not all, terms and conditions of parts.
I had once seen a chinese waterpump were the aluminium casted impeller wasnt "even", it would turn 180degrees then catch on the housing. If i havnt noticed this and fitted it onto the vehicle, it wouldnt be the problem of the person who bought the pump (the owner), the parts shop, or the manufacturer. It would be my problem because i didnt look at the part properly before installing.
So be careful of getting into that situation because as the guys stated, its always ur fault and never theirs..
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The part was fitted by a Trained diesel technician. Ive sent through a quote to them for the repair on my car, they said that they have some positive news for me soon.
Current:
2009 VW Crosspolo 1.9tdi with Qtec stage one remap.
2015 VW Polo 1.2Tsi ( The Wifes Car)
Ex:
1989 VW Golf MKll GTi - Engine swapped to a 2.0L 8v long block with dickator management - SOLD
1993 VW Golf MKlll GTi - SOLD
Just an update...after 2months of emails back and forth with meyle. they have credited me for the repairs to my motor. goldwagen will supply the parts for the repair.
Current:
2009 VW Crosspolo 1.9tdi with Qtec stage one remap.
2015 VW Polo 1.2Tsi ( The Wifes Car)
Ex:
1989 VW Golf MKll GTi - Engine swapped to a 2.0L 8v long block with dickator management - SOLD
1993 VW Golf MKlll GTi - SOLD
Valcon wrote: ↑Fri Jun 29, 2018 5:29 pm
Just an update...after 2months of emails back and forth with meyle. they have credited me for the repairs to my motor. goldwagen will supply the parts for the repair.
Thats good to hear,way better result than we initially expected... sorry about the down time and inconveniences along the way... All the best with the rebuild.
Current: 2007 ///M Coupe
Current: 2019 Fortuner 4x4
Valcon wrote: ↑Fri Jun 29, 2018 5:29 pm
Just an update...after 2months of emails back and forth with meyle. they have credited me for the repairs to my motor. goldwagen will supply the parts for the repair.
Thats good to hear,way better result than we initially expected... sorry about the down time and inconveniences along the way... All the best with the rebuild.
Thanks man, just waiting for my new turbo. then i can put it all together. Big ups to meyle for coming through.
Current:
2009 VW Crosspolo 1.9tdi with Qtec stage one remap.
2015 VW Polo 1.2Tsi ( The Wifes Car)
Ex:
1989 VW Golf MKll GTi - Engine swapped to a 2.0L 8v long block with dickator management - SOLD
1993 VW Golf MKlll GTi - SOLD