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jdragon

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  1. This is very informative. Just to check my understanding; are you saying even when the sensor has been replaced and the error disappears, it's also necessary to have the ECU counter reset?
  2. Let us know what you find 👍
  3. https://www.google.com/search?q=a5+sloshing+noise&oq=a5+sloshing+noise&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i60j33i160.10731j0j7&client=ms-android-samsung-ss&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8&chrome_dse_attribution=1
  4. I've read a few posts where people have reported this and the issue was water in the sills, which has got through the bungs in the floor panel underneath the car. Might be worth checking.
  5. Go for the S Line and dodge the pot holes? 😀 😉
  6. I've done similar in the past, or using thread removal tools. Just jack the car off the ground and be patient.
  7. Think it's called My Audi Try Google search 😀
  8. Do you mean acoustic lock/unlock?
  9. @Steve Q nothing to repair for me on this occasion 😀 I added photos for @RichPow to compare with his.
  10. Forgot about this. The MOT flagged offside. It's not as bad as I thought. Nearside added for reference.
  11. Not know the code makes it very difficult. There is however some helpful info in this thread with a few very quick and easy things to try.
  12. @Neville Donaldson Glad you got it sorted. And thanks for sharing the fix.
  13. You can 😉 I think the MOT referred to it as a rear coil spring rubber mount.
  14. One on mine looks like that. It was mentioned on MOT last year (before o bought it). Wasn't mentioned this year. I have to say, the other side does look significantly more robust. Garage said it's ok. Just for context; I've been going there for years and trust their judgement. I'll take some photos and post for reference.
  15. Were the guide pins sufficiently lubricated with silicone grease, and a small amount of copper grease added to the pad interfaces on both the cradle and caliper?
  16. I think you're right, but without seeing the car it's a consideration worth making given everything else that has been changed 🙂
  17. Interesting set of post-purchase questions 😕
  18. I read this yesterday, and talking to a guy at work he mentioned wheel bearing would be worth checking, but they usually whine and then you can feel "play" in them.
  19. That ticking is fairly typical of the high pressure fuel injection
  20. As Magnet says, it's likely set to the flexibile schedule. Scroll down to 'when should I service my Audi' https://www.audi.co.uk/uk/web/en/owners/servicing.html
  21. That's the summary of Bosch. And no response to-date. The new MANN pollen filter however is performing as you'd expect.
  22. I changed to cabin/pollen filter too, for a Bosch version and could literally smell everything the roads had to offer during my drive in to work yesterday. Needless to say I've refitted to old one until I get a replacement. Incidentally, that was a VAG part too (fitted by the dealership) with MANN branding.
  23. Have you looked on this section https://www.audiownersclub.com/forums/forum/148-audi-servicing-and-repairs/
  24. Thank goodness the technicians were able to provide such valuable input 😄
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