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Steve Q

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  1. I had a servo failure on my c5. Lost all brakes then when I got It recovered by AA it worked fine. No fault codes or warning lights. Had the servo replaced and all good.
  2. Good point. I'd definitely look at the sensor then. Or sensor wiring.
  3. My Audi has been owned by my Dad then me from new. As it's an old Audi there's always a list of jobs lol.
  4. Please keep us posted on how you get on 🙂
  5. I think it'll have to be done at an Audi dealership. Alternatively you could speak to autologics. Various members have used them for retrofits etc so could be knowledgeable on this.
  6. I don't believe so I'm afraid
  7. What rob dogs! Glad it's sorted now though.
  8. Definitely worth asking the supplying dealer. Get it in writing because if they tell you wrong at least you'll have so e comeback
  9. You're welcome 🙂
  10. Very nice! I know, we're still doing well for weather. Going to change soon though 😬 dreading putting the heating on though!
  11. That's not good. Have you changed them for genuine Audi or aftermarket?
  12. You're welcome 🙂
  13. Have you changed the sensor?
  14. Speak to turbo technics or darkside developments as they'll be able to advise you 🙂
  15. Check the fuel rails. There's certain 1.4 engines that break the bolts holding it on causing the bfuel rail to leak.
  16. Steve Q

    Sat Nav

    You'll find the steering wheel buttons were often the same regardless of sat Nov was spec'd or not. You're better off just using Google maps or Waze on your phone if I'm honest.
  17. Hi Mark, there's no aftermarket add one to the car are there? If so sometimes the installation of these accessories can be dubious.
  18. Now that's a good job done!
  19. My brother and friends have used powerflow exhausts and have been pleased with the results. Lifetime guarantee on them.
  20. Glad it was an easy fix. An easy thing to miss!
  21. I'm confident you have to go from the inside. You'll need to remove all trim surrounding the mechanism and flap.
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