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I bought Shell Helix 0W20 ultra professional together with Mann Oil filter and Air filter from Mann

I remember those sparks on the HT leads very well. 👍 Along with easy start .

Hello, selling my Audi TTS Mk3 Black Edition 63k miles FSH including Audi main dealer and Audi independent. Drives beautifully, and is ready for its next owner. Key Features: Apple CarPlay / Android Auto Rear-view camera + front & rear parking sensors Magnaride Leather and Alcantara interior Bang & Olufsen sound system Heated seats Drive Select modes Audi puddle lights High beam assist Upgrades / Extras: 20" OEM Audi forged wheels (worth £3,300) Condition: Mechanically spot-on Clean inside and out No warning lights, no issues Drives tight and responsive Any questions welcome £19,100 Open to sensible offers. Located in Stockton-on-Tees. Vehicle registered: 01/03/2018

From what I have read on this forum the level sensors are prone to failure, which might explain why different corners are dropping at random.

Hi, Sorry for the lack of an update - have not been out in car that much since the "operation". I have not had any (Fingers crossed) Stability Control alerts since the update. It seems to have fixed all the false alarming including TPMS etc. I do get some warnings regarding driver assist, collision avoidance and auto headlights when setting off at times but I put this sown to frost or debris on the array of camera and sensors. I should clean the car more often. The nearside blind spot monitoring still flashes away at anything more than a kerb but that is not a key issue to me. Last issue I have, which I put down to the HUD work is that one of the ambient LED sections shows a different colour to the rest if different colours are set for top and bottom zones. I have a theory that this is down to when the dash board was removed for the HUD control module change. This can wait for when its convenient to drop car back at Bath Audi again.

Apologies for the gripe, but the forum has recently suffered from a spate of what can be termed ‘Post and Run’ new members, who seem to think it’s perfectly acceptable to post a plea for help, and simply not return to view the help given. In a more diluted form, help is offered, but is very rarely acknowledged even via. a simple press of the Like button, leave alone a posted Thank You. The last part of the gripe is that we frequently have to ask for additional information, and this extra detail often never materialises. Please remember, everyone who posts replies do so without payment, but it certainly does cost them in time - in terms of the Moderators and Admin back up - a lot of time. So a special plea to all on here who post needing help:- please be respectful enough to acknowledge any help given, rather than simply accept it as a no-cost, no time of yours, free advice service. It’s wearing thin folks, so if you want to retain this service, please respect and acknowledge its benefits. Thank you all for reading this, and above all, agreeing to adhere to the respect that is needed to be shown. Kind regards, On behalf of the Moderators. Please note:- This request is to all members, not just new ones. p.s. Please avoid using non specific locations such as U.K., England etc. etc.