Steve Q

No worries :) Is it diesel or petrol?

🤦‍♂️ Isles of scilly

Nice one Piotr :) hope it works for you :)

Welcome to the forum Wayne, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Realistically you'd be looking at mpg in the 40s or 50s on a mixture of motorway, country roads and town driving. But if it's just town driving then this may drop to mid to high 30s. One thing to check is whether or not the a6 has had the emissions recall carried out and if so how long ago. If it's been done in the last month and now the car is for sale then you have to question why. Have a look on this thread about the recall and the issues that can appear afterwards: Also here is a buyer's guide on the c7: Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve

Any guesses??

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Welcome to the forum Jim, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) The a8 is a lovely car :) Have you got a picture of the engine so we can see where the pipe is and where it's going too? I suspect if it's perished then it'll need replacing anyway. Cheers Steve

You're welcome :)

Welcome to the forum Barry, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) You sure have a great Audi model :) Im not too sure on the phone capabilities of the a8 I'm affraid but I have found this YouTube video which may help: It might be worth you speaking to your Audi dealer to see if there is an issue with the system and in which case a diagnostic check will need to be carried out (£60 approx but wavered if fault found and repaired by Audi). However you may find that you require a SIM card specifically designed for vehicles. If this is the case then I'm sure your network provider or Audi can help. Sorry I can't help more. Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum Wayne, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Keep us posted on how you get on with your search :) Cheers Steve

Fair comments Gareth. My initial thoughts would be to use it to clean out the fuel system as u doubt my a6 has ever had a clear out of the fuel system. On top of that I'd be more interested to see if it improves drivability rather than bhp especially in light if the mileage my a7 has covered. It's in good health and well serviced but feels tired if that makes sense. Just thought I'd see if this helps slightly :) Like you, I'm usually sceptical of such products but was surprised at the results on even what a service and ht lead change can do. Cheers Steve

Just watched this fifth gear clip on restoring engine power. It was very informative on how even a service and replacement it leads can bring back lost engine power. The thing I found most interesting was when they applied Redex to the fuel system and was surprised at the increase in horse power. As seen below: When new: 190bhp Now: 177bhp A week after Redex added: 183bhp. Have any of you had experience with Redex or other fuel additives and would you recommend them? Cheers Steve

It can definitely be bonded to the car. This is how my Suzuki swift spoiler was fitted. It's still.on.the car 7 years on. My brother owns it now. Unsure on what product to use as a garage fitted it for me. Cheers Steve

Ah, I'm sorry it didn't fix it. Yep it's £60, however they should waver this if you have the car repaired with them. I'd like to hope that there would be some factory good will (factory discount) on the repair bill as the radio shouldn't have failed after 4 years in my opinion. However I'll admit the radio failed on my a6 when it was less than 3 years old. Sorry I can't help more. Cheers Steve

Thanks Bal, you're a star!! :) Keep us posted on how you get on :) Cheers Steve

You're welcome Bal, glad I could help :) Let me know how you get on. Better still if you do succeed, a walk through guide with pictures would be great. We can then pin and feature the topic so that others can do the same :) Cheers Steve

You can fit the aux port in the slot next to.your esp light Here's a video that may help: I very rarely recommend other clubs but here's a thread on the Audi world of a step by step guide including pics. https://www.audiworld.com/how-tos/a/audi-a4-b7-how-to-install-auxillary-input-and-ipod-interface-421229 Hope it helps :) Cheers Steve

Drilling the light is the cheapest option and worth a shot before you fit a new unit. It will be interesting to see if any water comes out when you drill it. To be honest I think.its an issue that affects many different cars. Cheers Steve

That's true! The dsg gearbox is (in my opinion) the best auto gearbox on the market. I won't bore you with the mechanics behind it but just make sure the gears change smoothly both in manual and auto mode as any faults can be expensive to fix. Check the service history to see if it's had any work done. The sport mode will just make the gear changes quicker. It doesnt change the suspension or anything like that. That feature came on the mk2 TT. Cheers Steve

Thanks for the heads up Paul :)

Yep I am :)

Have you got any pics? It's probably the light seal. But if there is water in the light cluster then that would explain the intermittent electrical fault with the light unit. Cheers Steve

You're welcome Chris, glad I could help :)

Coolio :) as I say we members are welcome to display their cars on our display :)

You're welcome Matt, glad I could help :) Cheers Steve