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Owdee

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    Sam
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    London
  • Audi Model
    A3 Cabriolet
  • Audi Year
    2010

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  1. And thanks for the brake light tip. I’ll check that too.
  2. Thanks Gareth, wise words. I’ll contact the seller and let him know. He ‘seemed’ a genuine guy. Not longer after posted the question I read that not tightening the fuel cap until it clicks a few times can be a common cause of the engine light. Do that, wait 2-3 days, see if the light is still on was the advice. As such I did so, and edited my question to query another problem (recently bought 13 year old car = several newly discovered niggles). But you appear to have nipped in with an answered before the update. Thank you though! I’ll let you know the sellers answer and if the fuel cap solves it. And if you can shed any light on the latest issue please do share! Thank you!
  3. Hi, I’ve just bought a 2010 A3 Cabriolet and noticed that the rear window heater does nothing when turned on. The switch diode lights up but it doesn’t de-mist nor get warm. On a slightly closer inspection the plastic seal on the soft top interior lining around the window appears to have come away at the bottom. It’s sagging and the rigid plastic appears to have maybe snapped in the middle. Could this have pulled a connecting wire perhaps? And if so where might I find it to try and fix it? Thanks!
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