Steve Q

Please keep us posted on how you get on

Should be there.

This looks stunning!

It might be built into the rear wiper itself. Where the wiper arm mounts.

Can you remove the grill to get access?

You'll need another diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up. Could this be battery related? Or instrument cluster related?

Glad you liked the experience 🙂

Possibly. Alternatively you could get a diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up. This will b e cheaper than a new key.

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If you've recently bought the car in the last 30 days from a dealer then they should fix it free of charge.

Makes me wonder if the car has had a rear end bump and the boot/bumper not been fitted with the correct parts.

Have you tried the spare key as that can help rule out if it's a faulty key.

Glad you got sorted. What other hoops did you have to jump through in the end?

I think they do! Apologies if missed the engine you have and yes that's chain driven.

Yep will need coding, this applies to every Audi built after 2007.

No harm in asking your local dealer regarding warranty but the old rule of thumb was that cambelt and water pumps should be changed at the 5 year mark. Audi have done away with the time aspect now and base it barely on mileage which I think is daft as cambelts only have a certain life.

Please keep us posted on how you get on

Instrument cluster issues are well documented. Look for instrument cluster repairers in your area. Probably will cost around £200

If bought from a dealer in the last 30 days get it back to them asap as they should fix it free of charge. It may be the reason the previous owner traded it in. Worse case scenario it's a megatronics unit which is expensive. Is there proof of gearbox oil services? It should have had at least one.

I wonder if it's worth changing the cam sensor and crank sensor.

Please keep us posted on how you get on.

How odd. I'd get this checked by a mechanic asap

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Looks a lovely car. Make sure the car gets correctly registered with DVLA as we've seen other members have issues regarding emissions classifications etc because the correct paperwork wasn't supplied. Make sure you get the certificate of conformity from Singapore Audi. Celtic are well known and respected.

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Sounds a lovely car

Not sure yet, suspected crank failure. Hoping to get the sump off to inspect it. The only issue with dropping the subframe is getting it realigned afterwards. I'm thinking leaving it in so it's rolling. Like this...