Steve Q
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Welcome to the forum Mark, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 lovely looking a3 you have there 🙂 cheers Steve
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Welcome to the forum Iggy, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 congrats on passing your driving test and it sounds like you've got a nice project on your hands 🙂 cheers Steve
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Well if that's how it was some to.you.then naturally.its what you'd expect. Keep us posted on.how you get on with.the dealer because if it's not doing what you were told then it's mis-selling. Cheers Steve
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Welcome to the forum Kamil, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Good choice.of audi by the way, even if I am a bit biased! 😉 i don't believe you can do a diy repair and my advice nwiukd be to change the module and do the oil change. cheers Steve
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Agreed Trevor definitely seems a decent bloke and you certainly knows his stuff
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As title says I have a set of carpet mats for sale for an A3 8v hatchback. Used, but in very good condition. £25 including postage. Cheers Steve
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Hi Scott, I wouldn't be surprised if the supplying dealer has closed down. I say this as the supplying dealer for my c5 has closed down. I wonder if the dealer who did the first service changed franchise but was still the supplying dealer if that makes sense. Might be worth you asking the Milton Keynes dealer if they did change franchise when your car would have been a year old. Cheers Steve
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This can be the case and would be my first port of call. Do you know when the oil was last changed? Cheers Steve
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From my experience paint protection should take longer to apply than 2 hours but from what I've seen dealers rush the process. I think the water should just bead on the car and not run off but I could be wrong. My advice would be to ring gardx directly to get their advice. Cheers Steve
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Hi Chris, I've found this YouTube video which may help 🙂 cheers Steve
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Welcome to the forum Ash, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Here's a YouTube video which may help: Cheers Steve
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Audi A4 B7 Black smoke and heavy steering.
Steve Q replied to koverino's topic in Audi A4 (B7) Forum
Welcome to the forum Alex, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Black smoke could be caused by the dpf if the car has been used for town driving only. Also check to see if the car has an the emissions recall carried out. As various faults can occur after it's been done. the power steering fluid could be low but it could also be the pump that's on its way out. cheers Steve -
Truthfully I'm not sure but surely the supplier will know when you come to buy the part? Cheers Steve
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You're welcome Dan, glad we could help :)
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Welcome to the forum Chris, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 sorry to hear of your problem. It isn't something as simple as a loose heatshield is it? we are certainly not an Audi haters club 😉
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Result! Glad this is resolved Paul 🙂
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Yep that oil will be fine 🙂 cheers Steve
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Does the air con work properly? I ask because if the air con isn't working.dur to a failed compressor etc then the econ.light will stay on. This is the case for my a6 where the air con has failed due to a nacksred pump but.i don't see the point of sorting it currently. Cheers Steve
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Ah ok, fair enough. And I'm not sure if.yiud.need to code the pump to the central locking system but I'm.sure you don't have to reprogram the keys. Cheers Steve
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Welcome to the forum Rob, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 forgive me, but.di.new Audi's bot come with.owners handbooks anymore?! I know the servicing documentation is all electronic but I didn't think Audi had done this to the owners manuals as well. cheers Steve
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Hi Daniel, are you sure it's the pump? When I had a similar issue on my a6 it turned out to be the drivers door lock mechanism that was faulty. I had an auto electrician take a look and fix the problem for £120 🙂 cheers Steve
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Thanks Jess 🙂 and welcome to the forum Daniel, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 cheers Steve
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Loving the stance 🙂
