Bri H

Here you go pal I also go my part the same place as rich above took 2days to arrive, also look on you tube to how to change the part - it's not rocket science lol Here's the link i posted on page 17 of this thread: Not sure if this is allowed but here is the part I got off ebay "parts for German cars" https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUDI-A4-B9-50-TDI-Brake-Booster-Pressure-Sensor-5Q0906207-5Q0906207A/234133225811 looked no different to the part I removed. Yes I understand it could be a very good Chinese copy, but the add does they do not use these. UK based and 2yrs warranty, part arrived in 2 days. Also found the part on Amazon for £12.99.

Not sure if this is allowed but here is the part I got off ebay "parts for German cars" https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUDI-A4-B9-50-TDI-Brake-Booster-Pressure-Sensor-5Q0906207-5Q0906207A/234133225811 looked no different to the part I removed. Yes I understand it could be a very good Chinese copy, but the add does they do not use these. UK based and 2yrs warranty, part arrived in 2 days. Also found the part on Amazon for £12.99.

So glad I found this forum as I knew an Audi dealership were going to have my eyes out This happened to me (my car is parked up every 3 weeks for 3 weeks due to work) "brake servo restricted" & "start/stop fault" warnings on the dash, and every so often feels like the abs is coming on when braking, found a sensor on ebay £20 it is either a genuine part or a very good copy, watched the YouTube clip and had the job done in 5 mins - warning messages have disappeared so touch wood "alles in ordanung" as the Germans say. Recon I possibly save a few hundred quid, cos you know it would have been an hours labour for finding the fault and another at least for replacing the sensor, and gods knows how much they would have jacked up the pric of the part thanks again.