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Hi Barney, nice A4, welcome to the forum.

I agree, my friend has a card holder in her Polo, and she's put 2 cards in it since she got the car, and never used them since! A cup holder is much more practical.

If you do end up doing that mod, please put your progress on here. 

Well I know that blue smoke means that you car is burning oil, as it is getting past the parts it needs to lubricate and into the combustion chamber where it is burning with the fuel. So potentially your piston rings, or valve guide seals need replacing.

It could also be that your turbo might be on the way out.

More information about smoke from the car here. 

Hope you can get it sorted!

Welcome to the site. :) If you've got any problems or questions about the forum, send me a message.

Ah I see, always looked really clean. Shame to sell it, even if it is for an Audi!

Welcome to the forum.  :)

Post some pictures of your car to the gallery, if you're not sure how to do that, I wrote a quick guide which can be seen here.

Hi and welcome to the forum. 

Has your Seat been in Bournemouth? Because I could've sworn I saw one regularly that looked just like that, but had 3 spoke wheels at the time.

Sorry to hear about the bird crap, very annoying! This article might help you, and in terms of special sprays, not sure of any in particular, just try your favourite detailing spray. Wet the car first, then spray the detailer onto a cloth and try to dab the crap rather than wipe. 3 months is quite a long time to have that on there too! 

What colour is the car?

Welcome to the forum! The car looks great, lots of stuff to get on with!  :o

If you have problems or questions with the site, please let me know.

Hello, welcome to the forum!  :) If you have any problems or questions about the club, drop me a message.

According to this post on another forum, the main ECU relay is in the engine bay relay box, in the centre of the box.

After a quick Google, these guys seem to have pretty good reviews for replacing keys, but I suppose the best place would be to go to an official Audi dealership.

Welcome to the forum. After a brief search I can't help your problem, hopefully there is someone on here who can.

Hello JukeUK, Welcome to the forum!

Could you possibly upload pictures of your A4 to the gallery? I'd like to start filling it out with member's cars if possible. :) If you're unsure on how to do that, you can follow a quick guide I wrote here.

With regards to your issue, I can't pinpoint an exact part, but If it was me, I'd probably take the wheel off and feel around for any loose parts, worn bushings etc. and replace accordingly.

If anyone thinks it could be something else please say.

Hi Sarah, welcome to the forum! Upload some pictures of your TT, always good to see other people's cars! We now have a gallery where everyone can post their pictures, a guide on how to do that can be accessed here. :)

The gallery is now available for you to upload pictures of your cars!

To do this:

1. Click the "Gallery" tab. 
2. On the far right, click the "Upload" button.
3. Next "Create New Album". Give the album a name and description, adjust the settings accordingly (whether you want the album public or private etc.), then click "Save".
4. "Choose File" then select the photo you want, and press "Upload". When that is done, click "Review & Publish".
5. On this page you change the name of the individual photo, or give it a description (they are not required). After that click "Finish & Publish".

And there you have it, your photo should have been successfully put into the gallery! If you have any problems, please send me a PM.

If you went to 17 inch it wouldn't make too much difference but 18 inch you would probably notice it. Increasing wheel size will always make the ride harder and the tyres will become lower profile.

Yes it should fit fine. The roof is the same on all models.

try http://germantechcars.co.uk/

Hi James, welcome to the club! Good luck with hunting one down. Get some photos up when you get it!

Could be petrol versions?

Great if you can do it but wouldn't fancy having a go myself. Would be too worried about it leaking 

Not sure if it was standard back in 2008 but I'm pretty sure it is on the newer ones

Did you have any luck drying it out?

I would think as you said a breaker or eBay would be your best bet.

What years the car? Out of interest why don't you want to go with the S3 side skirts?