Ralfonso wrote: |
| Is a type of tax. What is the actual difference? |
AXR has a D4 rating, which means that the ATD is only rated as D3 and therefore benefits from tax advantages.
Furthermore, the AXR engine has other features such as different timing chain components that are designed to put less stress on the timing belt drive, a water-cooled EGR system, and a different turbocharger, etc.
Unfortunately, I can't offer much information about ATD engines. However, my AXR engine exhibited similar behavior until it was modified by VW (see the error database). The turbo lag also disappeared, and the low-speed acceleration issue has become less pronounced.