Steve Q

If there's a musty smell I bet the battery drain holes in the scuttle panel- engine side bulkhead were clogged. Water then escapes through the holes in the bulkhead right where the CCM is ultimately frying it. Worth checking nthe area regularly to prevent it happening bargain. Worth noting a replacement CCM might need recoding to the car. But not 100% sure. Cheers Steve

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Audi is your best bet. Your dealer should know if it's available to order.

I think as long as the TPMS is reset you should be ok. But you're right about changing them in pairs. Cheers Steve

Are you doing the spraying your self or getting them professionally refurbed. Of it's the latter then they should be able to find out from Audi what the paint code is. Cheers Steve

You could try a second hand part to see if that resolved the issue.

Glad it's resolved. Sometimes the technology does have a tantrum occasionally.

I'd look at Powerflow exhausts. My mates abd brother had them fitted to various cars and all were happy with the quality and note. Cheers Steve

First option is more complicated and expensive than you think. It's more than just getting the head unit. Plus getting it retro fitted my by cost prohibitive. Second option could be a better for you. But either way I'd be getting a professional to do the install. Cheers Steve

Could definitely be a belt if it goes away. I'd be getting them changed asap.

This link might help 🙂 cheers Steve

How odd. Has the car had any work on the instrument cluster at all? Cheers Steve

I believe it's a case on easing the trim out. Cheers Steve

You're welcome, hope they give you the answer you need 👍 Cheers Steve

My advice would go with a new or reconditioned genuine item as there's a lot of cheap rubbish around. Cheers Steve

I too had a search without too much success. If The control module has failed it can flag up multiple faults. You haven't got wet front carpets by any chance have you? Cheers Steve

You're last resort if say is Audi I'm affraid. Cheers Steve

Fingers crossed for you. To be fair if the a4 is anything like my a6 they are hard on suspension arms. Cheers Steve

I'd take it to another garage for a second opinion and definitely keep on at trading standards. Cheers Steve

Sure various s line bits will fit.a d sure you can get a spoiler, splitter etc. Cheers Steve

My advice would be to test drive and see. Also don't forget if you get a newer model you can always fit a stainless steel sports exhaust to improve the engine note 👍 Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum David, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Congratulations on you're new addition. Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum Tony you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Cheers Steve

You're welcome 🙂