VW Sharan suspected blown head gasket

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VW Sharan suspected blown head gasket

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A friend has just bought (bargain) Sharan 1.9TDI with suspected blown head gasket. This has a AFN engine code. He has ordered a workshop manual but we wonder if any members here have tackled the job and if there are any (or many) scarey bits to look out for.
All comments welcomed. 8)
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A friend of mine recently got rid of his after un-ending problems with electrics and engine.
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Hacksawbob wrote:A friend of mine recently got rid of his after un-ending problems with electrics and engine.


That should really cheer him up :lol:
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Piece of pi$$ to do normally, but Sharans are harder work as the engine is a bit of a pig to get to.
Then theres all the special tools for setting the timing..
Then theres getting the head checked and skimmed....
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Not a bad job, not much worse than a golf.

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