Steve Q

Lol, same method as mine. It is a nightmare of a job! You'll be glad once it's done though 👍

King

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Welcome to the forum, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 😊 I've watched the video but struggling to here the exact noise your referring to. But I am aware that the 2.0tdi engine on b9 a4 can get louder when the vehicle dpf is doing a Regen. What kind of driving do you do mainly for your commute to work? Also if the cambelt has slipped a tooth then this could cause a rattle and louder noise. Obviously the cure is a new cambelt and cams realigned if it is that. The car I suspect is still under warranty and as such I'd get it into a dealer. Cheers Steve

Two ways. First is to remove the exhaust and then take the turbo out between the subframe and the body. Or you can take it off from above. Here's the workshop manual to remove it: https://workshop-manuals.com/audi/a3_mk2/power_unit/4-cylinder_tdi_unit_injector_engine_(2.0_ltr._4-valve)_mechanics/exhaust_turbocharger_g-charger/turbocharger_and_charge_air_cooling_vehicles_with_engine_codes_azv_bkd/removing_and_installing_turbocharger/ It's step by step and hope it helps 🙂 Cheers Steve

Hey Aaron, that TT looks lovely. Service history is very important. with the age/mileage it's worth checking to see when the cambelt abd water pump was last changed. If it has the dsg gearbox check to see when the oil was last changed. If it's Quattro check that the tyres have even wear and ideally the same manufacturers as uneven wearing tyres can affect the quattro system. Here's a buyer's guide which might be useful: Cheers Steve

I agree Clarkson is wrong even though I'll admit the e39 5 series is a very good car. That's brill, glad you sorted it 👍 lovely looking interior those cream seats look nice 🙂 love the end of your reg 🙂 Definitely would be great to have another a6 c5 on our club displays 👍 Regards Steve

Already starting to plan it 🙂

Peach

Sorry they've been vague. I'm not sure who it was as I wasn't at the NEC unfortunately as I wasn't there. Sorry I can't help you more. Cheers Steve

Pics

Hello Steven, so sorry for your situation. You could also try making a post on just Audi avants Facebook page and other respective Facebook pages. I'll also keep an eye out for you on the various pages. Cheers Steve

Hi Billy, yes they should be suitable for a trickle charger 🙂 Cheers Steve

Nice one. We're hoping to attend Audi's in the park in August. Got a good number no if us so far. Have a look under the national events section 🙂 Cheers Steve

Current corona situation..

Relatable?

Thank you 😊 it has been well cared for. Has been to Europe and all across the UK. Yea it's a lovely colour 😊 nice engine. I'm sure that's the model Jeremy Clarkson reviewed when the car was first released. I'll find the YouTube video for you 🙂 Yea the radio should fit ok. Brill, look forward to seeing more pics You should think about attending some of the shows with your a6. Usually I'm the only a6 c5 there on our club displays. Regards Steve

Summer

It's worth asking your local dealer. You might ha e one or two free maybe? 🙂

Suspension

Yea it's supposed to be beautiful. Ronan will be living in Fife so I can go abd stay with him then drive into inverness and go from there. Would like to pop over to the orkneys too. Maybe it's a trip we could do?

Nice one. I've got a a6 c5 2.5tdi. you should lol at attending so e of the shows 🙂 Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 😊 From what you're describing I think you have the Sat nav system that has to be updated at an Audi dealership. It's not cheap as they plug the car directly into a computer liked to Audi in Germany and think it's around £200 to do. Cheers Steve

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