Steve Q
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Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 lovely a4 cab by the way. Cheers Steve
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You're welcome 🙂 that's a hard one as they seem a very rare wheel. To buy a new one costs $230 in the US and seen used sets going for $400. So I'd suspect £200-400 depending on condition abd tyres that go with them. This is just a guess mind. Lovely golf btw, my mum had a mk4 in black gttdi she got new and still has it. What spec is yours?
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Yep 2003-2006 Audi TT 3.2L. They are the 17" 5x100 Speed line wheels. Make/Model/Year: Audi TT 2003-2006 Product Specifications: Product ID: ALY58762 Product: Wheel/Rim (Single) Material: Aluminum Style: 6 Spoke Finish: Powder Coat Silver Size: 17x7.5 Lugs: 5 Bolt Pattern: 100mm Offset: 32mm Option Code: CT4 OE Part Number: 8N0601025AAZ17 cheers Steve
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The wiring harness will be hit or.miss but.less likely to be there. I'd.lok at a retrofitting company to be honest.
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Stinging
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You're welcome, glad I could help 🙂 buying ones that fit over the original might be easier to be honest.
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This'll help: https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/audi-exhaust-trim-fitting-instructions.210237/ Cheers Steve
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You're most welcome 🙂
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Could it be an engine mount or gearbox mount?
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Non of my business but how have you managed to go on holiday during this pandemic? Don't you have a master key which can be inserted in a hidden lock? Or putting the key in the door? What exact a3 model do you have? Cheers Steve
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This video might help: And here's some pics you requested 🙂 Cheers Steve
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These any good? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184167218839 https://rdx.de/en/products/audi/a4-b8 Cheers Steve
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I'd contact the AA as they should be able to get in without causing damage. Cheers Steve
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My advice would be to contact the AA they should be able to get in without causing damage. Cheers Steve
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I'd be leaving the car with Audi for a few days for them to find the fault. Clearly one of the sensors has failed I suspect. If you reported it originally when the car was under warranty and Audi haven't found fault or fixed it then you might still be covered. Cheers Steve
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Looks fantastic 👍
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I'd replace the parts it advises have failed I've also read that a failing the most can cause the lambda sensor fault. And wiring issues can cause these faults. We're checking. Cheers Steve
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should be fuse 34 (15A) in the fuse holder at the end of the dash. It will almost certainly be the amp itself that has partly failed due to the usual corrosion problem with the pins of one or more of the amplifier chips. Best thing u can do is strip the amp down and clean the legs of the chips, i would also install a plastic guard infromt of the amp to protect it from water coming in behind the passenger light. cheers Steve
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Bandit
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You're welcome. Might be worth you ringing the aa as they can often get doors open etc without causing damage.
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You're welcome, glad I could help 🙂
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West
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This link will help: https://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/316141-B7-seats-in-a-B6 Cheers Steve
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How weird. Wondering if there's an issue with a coil pack or maf sensor? Cheers Steve
