Brian74656

Hi im a store manager for onestop 

I'll definately give the milau bridge a go 

Nice

Follow up I have had bigger engined mercs and jaguar xkrs, but being rear wheel drives they don't touch my a5 gor handling, I can honestly say even though my jag was 500bhp my.a 5 will ho round bends at least twice as fast thanks to the quattro system

Well 3 months in to my s line black edition quattro  and I'm still loving life, although the tdi engine performance is mediocre at best I have to say the styling and the grip from the quattro system  is superb, the interior design still excites me everytime I drive her. I can honestly say I am now an audi convert for life. She is just so pretty to look at 

For sure but I still love my a5 it's such a beautiful looking car I think she will also be a classic genuinely I love driving my a5 more than any other car I've owned and I've had a lot lol from celica gt4 to 911 convertible to xkr  e type jag more British classics than I can count, mercs bmws  rs turbs cosworths the list goes on. I've owned nearly four hundred performance and executive cars but although my a5 is nowhere near the fastest car I've owned I love the handling the styling the design of the car and I  can honestly say I'm now an audi convert

On 9/8/2021 at 8:08 AM, Steve Q said:

Very nice, and it'll be a collectors piece for sure. 

4.2 v8 of English muscle  love driving her 

Its looking good

Hope this helps

1 hour ago, Justin Raza said:

Could do with some help please, background, drove daughter 20 miles to catch train ,on return journey oil light came on, checked oil it was ok but added a splash and continued home, parked car and left it for two days. Checked the oil two days later and it was about the same( minus cooling ) about three quarters up the marks on dip stick. Went to start car and it will crank but not fire at all. As per suggestion from somewhere I changed the coolant sensor (£6 worth a try) but still no start up. Scanned the car with a cheap vag unit and the Only code it throws up is p0322 , where to next?

Error Code P0322 is defined as Ignition/Distributor Engine Speed Input Circuit Low. This code applies to all spark ignition engines, such as Audi

Very nice love the French blue 

how gorgeous is this concept audi

Well just cleaned my girl and found another stone chip on the bonnet, does anyone else get as upset as me when they find their baby is scratched lol or am I just really sad. This is incredibly dull I know but I've just been looking at my girls on my drive and thinking life is good. I'm so lucky to have such lovely cars to play with, hope you are all staying safe and enjoying your rides 😊 ☺ ❤ 

Nice car 

I bought my a5 quottro black edition from an independent dealer and he went above and beyond with the pre delivery prep and a 12 month warranty he personally honoured the car is fantastic and the dealer service was also fab 

Hi guys I'm planning on taking a road trip from cherbourg through France into northern Spain next year, plan to drive across the piraneese mountains and spend the last week on the Costa brava before driving back through France, has anyone done this any advice or recommended places to stop or stay overnight on route. All advice is welcome, it will be me and the wife no children. I was planning on a stop over in niece, is this a good idea?

On 8/1/2021 at 10:41 PM, ZEE-A6 said:

Apologies.. iv also been trying to deal with an engine light on my 15 plate A6 😂 not having a brilliant time with Audis at the moment 

Hope you have sorted both cars out now

Are you open to offers and are the wheels still for sale

1 hour ago, Steve Q said:

Mines in the garage being fixed but is clean I promise! 

I just found a stone chip on the bottom of the passenger door .... had to put touch up paint on it, the worst thing about cleaning your car is you notice everything wrong with the bodywork, hope your car comes out the garage good as new

Good morning guys and gals, it looks like a lovely day in my part of the world think its time to wash the motors. Hope everyone is staying well and enjoying your lovely cars

Just now, Brian74656 said:

Check your timing belt and make sure its in good condition, and does it shudder when you raise your clutch pedal 

It could be an issue with your mass airflow sensor or maybe something else with your fuel air flow mixture set up 

Check your timing belt and make sure its in good condition, and does it shudder when you raise your clutch pedal 

Nice car I'd be interested if I hadn't just bought one

Aah didn't even realise there was an events section lol