Steve Q
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I think it should be either in the boot side panels, side of the dash, in the engine bay or behind the glovebox?
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Your English is good 🙂 Any loose metal in an engine isn't good. What was the reason you decided to take the head off the engine? You might need to do further dismantling to make sure there's no further loose metal elsewhere.
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Celtic tuning, darkside or viezu are popular. These all rolling roads and I'd recommend any remap you get make sure they have one. Also if you go on Celtic tuning website it'll give you a rough calculation of what gains you can get from either a performance map or eco map.
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Audi A3 Emissions - 1.6 8V, BSE engine code
Steve Q replied to Ryan12345's topic in Audi A3 (8P) Forum
The sensors will be cheaper than the cat. I'd start with the sensors and work from there. -
I'd recommend a diagnostic check to see what fault codes flag up. Think you've managed to cancel out an issue with the keys. So it could be an issue with the receiver or module.
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Looks good 🙂
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Compared to standard or rs? The shape of the s line bumper will be different. Even if ever so slightly.
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Nice. The other thing to bare in mind the age range you're looking at will make it difficult to find low mileage examples. Oldest now 6 years old.
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RESOLVED - Flashing glow-plug symbol; limp home mode AGAIN...🤦♂️
Steve Q replied to gsmdo's topic in Audi A4 (B7) Forum
That's annoying. Definitely check turbo hoses first for leaks. -
Doesn't the bcm have to be the exact same one as the one fitted for the car to work properly. I know that's the case with my c5 with the CCM.
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Staggering mpg. Make sure it does get a good blast from time to time over 70 so the car can do regenerations on the dpf. Otherwise it'll get blocked. As long as it's well maintained you should be ok. I wouldn't change at the minute due to the over inflated prices in my opinion.
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My advice would be to get a garage to do a proper diagnosis.
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Great pics Jack 🙂 was such a good day 🙂
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Unlikely to get a comeback on a private sale. You'd best getting a diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up. What's the service history of the car? What work has it had recently? Any fault codes? It could be a MAF sensor, coilpack, turbo etc.
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Looking good 👍
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2018 Q5 sunroof seized? Won’t open more than 2 inches!
Steve Q replied to JQ5's topic in Audi Q5 Club
You've done a fantastic amount of work. I do agree with Gareth, after ball your diagnostics I do think something is clearly stopping it. You might have to get it to a garage or audi for them to remove the sunroof. -
It certainly was! 35 degrees! Jack took his TT for multiple runs down the strip. I'll ask him to upload them as they're all on his phone.
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Such a great day at Das Auto show with fellow member Jack Phillips. Some stunning cars on display my favourite being an A6 c5 with only 6000 miles on the clock! The show was definitely better than last year with great levels of conversation between attendees and a larger diversity of cars this year, especially those going down the strip.
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I'd recommend a diagnostic check if not done already. Could it be an imobilser fault? Definitely doesn't sound like a key issue if both keys doing it. On my A6 there's a key receiver. Could it be that.
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You're welcome. Parts might be your best bet as I know they definitely have schematics or they did when I worked at Volkswagen.
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I'd recommend a diagnostic check or for an auto electrican to take a look as it sounds like it could be a wiring issue.
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Good luck with finding one as cars are currently holding their value and people keeping them longer due to the delay in new car production
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RS4 wheels could be too wide.
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Newbie with 2007 A4 3.0tdi Quattro 307,000 miles
Steve Q replied to Swight's topic in New Members Introductions
Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 great to see another 300k+ car on here. My A6 has done 341k with my dad and I as the only owners. Going to Germany next month in it! I find there's always some preventative maintenance required once you hit such high mileage. -
You'll need the modules and for them to be coded in to the car.
