Stevey Y

Hi I would like to buy tickets for when they present the bill, I wish you the very best with the negotiations, if you are anything like my Liz they will need asbestos clothing to survive. Steve.

Hi try LLL Carparts on the net, plumb in your VIN and it should bring up the part and availability, other than that find a local company that rebuilds the racks. Steve.

Hi you can't map out the low pressure EGR its embedded in the software, the high pressure EGR can be mapped out which creates its own problems in so much that the exhaust gasses are hotter in the turbo and DPF and if the Adblue is still running it crystallises faster. Steve.

Hi stay clear of Audi/Quickfit any local independent should be more than capable. Steve.

Hi get it plugged in for codes it may well come up with brake servo restricted thats an easy job there's a massive thread about it on here, you will probably be able to get home with it but any distance could be disasterous as when it fails completely you have a solid pedal but no effective braking. Steve.

Hi its probably a Cv outer front on the wheel end of the driveshaft, this will probably mean a new driveshaft but you can get them off eBay as an aftermarket unit for about £100 or alternatively get the part number off of the sticker on the shaft and get a second hand unit like I did for £60, I replaced both of mine with previously enjoyed and they have both done 30,000 now with no issues. Steve.

Hi if you read the post in depth it tells you and shows you the box that he replaced on the turbo and has the added bonus of the part number. Steve.

Hi the only way is to get the car scanned for faults it could be anything from injectors to big end failure. Steve.

Hi Al that is a disaster in so much as the oil pressure issues have done for the head the cam seal is leaking from the movement in the camshaft, all that scoring is from intermittent loss of oil pressure which has caused the two components to meet and rub on each other causing the scoring, there are no bearings as most modern engines run interference fit bearings and rely on a oil pressure wedge to keep the cam and bearing surfaces apart, either way you will need a new cylinder head/camshaft and depending on the milage one would have to consider the expense of that in view of the fact that the big end bearings are probably the same. Steve.

Hi Al I wish you luck ad a speedy solution, oil on a cam belt is pretty deadly and toxic as oil and rubber don't get on ask any Transit owner about the wet belt, yes its a rubber belt that is immersed in oil, and Fords have replaced a shed load of engines under warranty and they still don't get it, its a rubbish idea, problem is oil has a capillary action and flies everywhere especially when being propelled by something thats going at speed. Steve.

Hi an educated guess would be either the crankshaft oil seal or the camshaft seal, you will have to have the cam belt off to replace the seals, you might as well do both whilst there that should nail it and a new belt kit wouldn't be out of town, do you know when it was last changed. Steve.

Hi if its not wet or slimy don't worry its just moisture driven corrosion, brush it off with a brass brush and see if it reappears. Steve.

Hi it will, where there's a will there's a way. Steve.

Hi yeah most of the trim bits are stuck on, I am just about to replace the door card trim/inserts on my daughters Q3 the drivers side has fallen out and the others are on their way, Audi want £100+ for each trim in metal so we are having some nice carbon fibre effect trims all four for £30 and the same as the audi ones they stick on with 3M double sided tape. Steve.

Hi the roof is the expensive bit unless you get it re dyed, the scuff plates are easy as they are stuck on with double sided tape you can buy aftermarket plates on the internet for not to much money the trims for the hood are also available. Steve.

Hi there is only one range control module which does both lights, when you say the right hand is always dipped do you mean pointing at the floor in which case the levelling motor is stuck you can sometimes get away with turning the adjuster in and out about four turns each way but before you do that mark the adjuster with tipex from the edge of the adjuster to the casing this will give you a reference point so you do one turn until the adjuster mark lines up and then repeat the process another three times then take it back four turns to point zero and then do the same again the other way and then come back to zero again, if that won't work it means the shutter mechanism is worn out which means another headlight. Steve.

Hi when you go through the pairing process it walks you through giving you the options to de bond any other/previous devices. Steve.

Hi definitely a split turbo hose the whistle is the air escaping, best get it sorted a bit sharpish as the car won't regenerate the DPF if its loosing boost pressure. Steve.

Hi Steve Q did say it was similar not an exact video so room for poetic licence and imagination, worse ways it gives you a clue as to what to do.

Hi the trunking is what carries the air from the intake through the air filter box and then into the turbo, subject to your video I would definitely be checking the rubber turbo hoses first before replacing the induction parts. Steve.

Well done Tony, the older repair kits are cheaper as the market for them is diminishing and no parts supplier wants a few hundred of the kits for garden ornaments. Steve.

Hi no as there is no plan to introduce Nox testing equipment in to the MOT test because the world of government thinks we are all going to be charging around in electric cars in another seven years, where's the charging infrastructure. Steve.

Hi hazard a guess its the trunking either side of the airbox, as it gets older the plastic deteriorates and allows extra air in. Steve.

Hi is that so many different types of bird or lugs?, if you strip the front scuttle panel that runs across the front of the radiator the part number should be on the top of the headlight, plumb that in and the fact you need a lug repair kit and based on the right part number a kit should appear. Steve.

Hi no if you look at the dynamics of SCR the adblue only converts the Nox particles from one to two the addition of a 80% water solution into the steam makes the oil soot particles sticky and harder to burn, I am thinking of having mine deleted and there is nothing wrong with my system the car is now on its third EGR cooler which like the others was blocked with adblue crystals and a sticky tar like mess that hasn't been burned properly and at about £900 every fifteen months is bordering on stupid, the thing that screws the DPF is if you have theEGR mapped out as that allows the gas to be a lot hotter and start to melt the Turbo Steve.