| Author |
Message |
olli Profi-Schrauber

Joined: 05/24/2002 Posts: 581 Karma: +46 / -0 Location: Berlin
Premium Support
|
14-07-2002, 23:28 Subject: "Good" workshop in Berlin? |
Quote |
|
Hi there,
"As the amount of time I have available for DIY work is decreasing, I'm looking for a workshop in Berlin (ideally located centrally) that specializes in modern diesel technology and can handle more than just simple tasks like fuel filter changes."
Based on what I'm reading here and, unfortunately, my own experiences, most businesses (whether part of the VAG group or not) still seem to have a lot of room for improvement when it comes to customer service in general and the quality of their work specifically.
If anyone reading this has a positive recommendation they can share, I would be grateful to receive that information.
Regards,
Okay, please provide the German text you would like me to translate into English. I will only provide the translation.
Translated on 14-07-2026, 15:36.
|
|
| Back to top |
Profile PM |
 |
Jan6K

Joined: 04/12/2002 Posts: 4741 Karma: +107 / -0 Location: Hagen
Premium Support
|
15-07-2002, 9:09 Subject: "Good" workshop in Berlin? |
Quote |
|
Hi,
I have the same question... my local workshop in Berlin is completely incompetent when it comes to diesel engines (they quoted: "The turbo only spins faster if the engine spins faster - they probably don't know what a VTG is for"), and generally quite unskilled - I had to take my car back there for the third time today because of a squeaking clutch. Unfortunately, I have to go there because it's under warranty, and the next Seat workshop is too far away to test it.
In the north of Berlin, I know a very small workshop that is quite capable, and whose owner (and only employee) is very knowledgeable and keeps up-to-date with all the latest developments. However, it's probably too far for you. If not, let me know.
Best regards,
Jan. 1Z5 CFHF  / AHB H4D 
Translated on 14-07-2026, 15:38.
|
|
| Back to top |
Profile PM |
 |
|