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2 pointsSo after multiple lights and it being scanned etc all showing different faults it turns out it was a sensor on the back left passenger abs sensor that was faulty hence setting start stop / passenger air bag /abs / audi auto lights and many more lights off so touch wood this has resolved the issue as of now no lights on and back to normal just £165 quid lighter2 points
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Samuele. The car should respond much more rapidly than that to an increase in engine speed, so I suggest clutch wear or a fault in the Mechatronic clutch control mechanism. Probably the latter as they have a reputation for being troublesome. 76000 miles is an unusually small mileage for a 17 year old car. Can you be sure it is correct?2 points
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1 pointIs this the same clunk you posted about on June 11th, and which you failed to respond to Gareth's suggestion?1 point
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1 pointHello Keiran, Worth registering your ‘want’ on car breaker link sites - Partsfinder is just one. Breakers who have what you want will then contact you. You might find that breakers don’t want to sell that bit separately however. Kind regards, Gareth.1 point