Steve Q
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Performance wise, induction kit and stainless steel exhaust then remap it 👍
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Not a problem. In failing that it might be a subscription service. Cheers Steve
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I'd be looking at fitting a secondhand unit first.
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I think.its glued on.
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You're welcome 😊
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Don't always knock independent non Audi specialist garages. My a6 has been going to the same one since it was 3 years old and we've owned it from new. The car is now 18 years old with 332k miles on the clock with the original engine and gearbox which have never been rebuilt. Here's a YouTube video which might help: Cheers Steve
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Bet nice 👌
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Welcome to the forum David you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Sounds like you've got your work cut out! Cheers Steve
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You're welcome, I know the struggle. Done it plenty of times when sourcing parts. Cheers Steve
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I'd be getting it to a garage for them to repair and replace the affected parts.
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Think they're rare so my advice would be to check eBay, Facebook market place on a regular basis. Or you could try Audi, you be we know they may still have some left!
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It'll depend if the sideskirts are different. Here's a link to the mudflaps: https://www.audipartsdirect.co.uk/product/audi-a3-s-line-front-mud-flap-set-8v3075116
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You're welcome, keep us posted on how you get on.
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Good point I'm not sure. I think you're going to have to bite the bullet and just get it to a garage.
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You'll be surprised, and if they're reluctant fight them on it. A part like that shouldn't go either in or just out of warranty. Plus as you can see there's now a few documented cases which you and Audi are both aware of.
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Yea I'd definitely be getting the gearbox oil checked and replaced as that often throws up faults like this.
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Glad it worked 👍
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It's to do with the turbo and actuator. My advice would be to get the actuator repaired/replaced and the turbo inspected. Cheers Steve
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