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alpha omega

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  1. "update" clutch and m.o.t now done all good and no advisories..... would highly recommend this garage D.G Dale& sons. great people to deal with very helpful.worth the travel...thanks all for all your replies kind regards stephen.😃
  2. just a thought i wonder if there is too much oil in it now hence the rough idle.thats what happened when i overfilled my lawnmower lol
  3. will update you all when the clutch and m.o.t are done. it was booked in for the 18th sep but i broke down on tuesday(10th sep) so they have had the car since then thanks all for now.stephen
  4. ebay item no....285660901236 in silver though and with Quattro on.....not cheap these grills.And this one has a mark on it
  5. hi Matthew and welcome to the forum.😀
  6. take it straight back to them.their machine should turn it off.or the wiring could be corroded somewhere according to youtube
  7. did you do change them.....if the garage did them, then get them to reset it with their machine.
  8. cromer, hunstanton,wells next to the sea,snettisham, quite a few other places.holiday bookings are expensive now there though but a lovely place to go.people are so friendly
  9. my brother and his family have just got back from norfolk.they've been going there for the past 20 years or more.they now have to book while their there for the following year as places soon go now.
  10. good evening eve.and welcome😁
  11. yep definately the clutch thankfully have it booked in at a garage in the countryside.he needs the car for 2 days complete clutch kit plus labour £1400 plus m.o.t while its there.happy bunny
  12. hi steve,i am begining to wonder after all wether it is the clutch now and grasping at straws hoping to find a cheaper solution.as i am getting good acceleration now,and wonder now if i just need to change the acceleration pedal with the built in sensor....but no codes are showing.so of course wont be doing that....i did what kev asked me to try this morning and start the engine and spray wd 40 around the pipes but no change in the engine sound....apologies for frustrating you and others.i just cannot find someone who is willing to look at it other than audi.which i feel reluctant to have to go to....we all know a lot of stories with audi.regards stephen
  13. just cleaned the 6 prongs on the accelerator pedal.(last pic)undo x3 8mm bolts remove the cover.one of the bolts is where the fuses are on the right side of the dash.removed x1 27mm torx bolt(pic 3) from the top of the pedal to free it.here are pics in case anyone needs a part no.i(pic 5) its definately improved acceleration more(90%)...
  14. £24.99 with a reserve on ebay.£14.99 without
  15. lol clifford i had 4 codes come up so i knew i needed a throttle body so bought that and the cars definately improved with acceleration.no codes present now so got that out of the way before going to audi,but the earliest appointment is the 18th september.(£140 diagnostic check.)
  16. "update" fitted a new pierburgh throttle body as it came up with a code p210000 throttle actuator control motor circuit open.and its definately improved the acceleration.not perfect but i will hang to me dosh for now. GFS parts pierburgh throttle boody £154.75 including v.a.t.thanks all stephen
  17. Problems with the ignition switch, changed the oxygen sensor + landa probe
  18. i have four of them cream crackered screws only realised when i took all the wheels off to give things a tidy up.no mention from seller about it.got them to do sometime.wish me luck lol
  19. but these garages are living in cuckoo land.its only those foolish enough to pay that amount that keeps these garages going.ask someone who earns £12 an hour.regards
  20. sorry if i am been mis- understood clifford.but do you or anyone think that paying someone from(lowest quote)around £115 an hour in labour to(the highest quote) £200 an hour in labour is a reasonable price to pay. i personally dont think so.this is why people like myself and others on here try and have a go at doing things themself.yes we can argue they are skilful.equipment is expensive.they have to pay wages and buisness rates etc etc.....then you will argue back, then dont buy a car then.but we boys like our toys.when your working on a minimum wage like a lot of people are these days you want something out of life.i really do believe we are been ripped off with everything we buy.and no wonder we are in a reccesion both here and all around the world.and a lot of people have gone out of buisness.Bring back the good old days
  21. hi steve,i get what your saying.i have tried 6 garages so far and they want between £1600 to £2200.is that fair would you say.regards stephen
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