Steve Q

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Thanks Gareth, it's great to be back 🙂

Sure you'll enjoy your experience 🙂

You too, and stay safe 🙂

Audi's at Zandvoort race circuit I saw last year whilst I was in the Netherlands.

MOT

Nice one, who you going with in the z3?

Yep 🙂 each sticker has a story

Very good job on that Maris. Top work 👍

Sounds like it's a well cared for example 😊

Welcome to the forum James, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 😊 Now two things to consider could be a corroded fuel tank (unusual) or a leaking fuel pump maybe? Cheers Steve

Here's a few Audi's I've recently spotted when I visited Norway 🙂

So then, let's see the stickers you've put on your Audi. Here's mine.

Welcome to the forum Jason, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 😊 Lovely looking rs4 you have there 👍 Cheers Steve

Sorry can't be of any more help.

Here's mine: First car 1993 Ford escort lx with various RS accessories. Still have it and was used as my wedding transport 😊 Next was a Suzuki swift. Great little car my brother now owns and has been to various jap events. My Audi a6 which my dad bought new in 2002. And finally my current daily a Ford kuga

Hello Adrian, my advice would be to take the car to your Audi dealer as it'll still be under warranty. Cheers Steve

My advice would be to try and get a 2nd hand sensor off eBay or breakers in the same colour. If you get one from audi otl need spraying and they'll probably charge you for a complete sensor. Cheers Steve

I would have thought you should be nok with 17" rims without a problem. Cheers Steve

I think you'll need the s3 or rs3 slam panel. Cheers Steve

Obviously you can break your grill to get access to it or you can take o/s/f wheel arch cover off. There should be a connector block were it joins to the cable coming from the latch to the release hand cable. (2section) cant mind were it is but its in that vicinity somewere. cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum Steve, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 😊 Looks a lovely looking a4 and beautiful colour. Not sure if those parts are genuine Audi or not tbh. Cheers Steve

Engines are easily tuneable with a remap and the dsg gearbox is great and best auto on the market. Make sure it's been serviced ras per serving intervals. If the gear changes aren't smooth or isn't engaging gears this can be caused by old gearbox oil at the very least. Quattro is useful when loss if traction but for general use 2wd is fine. Also make sure all tyres match and tread wear is even as uneven tyre wear can damage the system. Electronic handbrakes are easy to get used to, when you get the biting point the handbrake automatically releases but has to be engaged manually. Hope I've helped Cheers Steve

18" I think you'll get away with.

Gasket