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To update this post, the BSG was replaced in 5 days, less if we don't include the weekend. Very pleased with the way this repair was handled from start to finish. Now for the not so good bit. I was contacted to let me know that one of my wheels had been damaged and they needed 2 days to get it repaired. I'm a reasonable guy and although not pleased, fully understand that sometimes stuff just happens. I do appreciate the open and honest way they put their hand up to this. However another tyre on a different wheel has a big cut out of the sidewall and I dont think it's safe to drive on. I'd say it's been swapped from the wheel that sustained damage but cannot prove this. Overall, feeling happy to have the car back but can't help feeling let down at the end. Hope everyone else gets their broken motors back on the road without further problems. StandFree.

Have you got the link to send over where purchased it from.

Its unlikely repairs can be made, a lot of the auxillary engine parts manufacturered to acheive low emiision ratings have become so over complicated that to take it apart and recondition parts the labour to do so is two-thirds of the cost to replace it. Its intentional, car manufacturers are selling less cars today because the cost to make them has gone up. they are recouping reduction of new car sales in parts. This has been going on for the last 3 decades. Google wet timing belts.... which now seem to be going into nearly every vehicle. A rubber belt that deteriotates submerged in oil and carbon based chemicals added with heat alter the structure of the rubber belt overtime/use... They typically last long enough for the warranty to go by but not much longer.

No need to apologise - unfortunately I can’t help though. I got it done for free as the database got corrupted, was paying for map updates, had troubleshooted it all myself and hadn’t had the car too long.

Sorry to revive this thread, but do you recall how much the dealer charged to reinstall the software?

Hi. I've gone the other way, A4 40Tfsi to Q5 45Tfsi. I found that around town, I would get high 20's & into low 30's in the A4. On the open road, on a decent run & not caning it, I could get mid to high 40's quite easily. I did see 50+ on a few occasions, but that was quite rare. Significantly better than the Q5, although I have seen just over 40 from the Q5 once or twice.

I didn't have time to strip things down and check yesterday as I'm working nights for a couple of shifts now. Now I know what I'm looking for though I should be able to tell if the EGR valve is missing a pipe without too much faffing about.

did a 70 mile run and since the warm weather all ok

I'm thinking of buying a Audi a3 2.0 tdi manual or automatic dsg and just wanted to know if they are reliable I've bin told there not as reliable in comparison to the other engines and wanted to modify and remap the engine. Just wanted some thoughts and opinions on what engines are the best for doing so

i have one and cracked app so i get all settings

all good with my S1

posted a update, updated and a video done

new one i just got as going to add usb to back Universal Black Car Armrest Console 1 for X3 X3 1-48 cm Durable ABS Material - AliExpress 34

That sounds plausible. What is the other end of the hose connected to?

i have one and a replacement i just got Universal Black Car Armrest Console 1 for X3 X3 1-48 cm Durable ABS Material - AliExpress 34

No. The noise is always worse when turning because the balls have to move further in their tracks.

do a hard reset and see if helps

stop start fault is what i got from low car battery and the sensor on my post here

Where have you looked?

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Oh for sure… never realised the originals were pretty much knackered (apart from the rust) but the new ones open/close si much nicer.

Hopefully this may help some people

Morning all Does anyone know if the audi s1 (2015) has the lock/unlock from door handle? as states in the book should have it, but it just looks color coded blanked

Hello I thought I would ask on here about catch can set ups. I've seen. Some pictures on Google of them set up with the fitting for the pcv deleted on the inlet manifold above the y pipe . Does anyone have any close up pictures of there set ups please