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Hi Ben, It might be worth.yku getting a diagnostic check carried out. But I'd guess it could be the turbo or leaking pipe. Leaking pipes are easy to fix however if it's the turbo then it'll be expensive. My sister had a similar issue on her golf mk4 1.9tdi 115bhp and some of the blades within the turbo had broken. This was preventing her having the acceleration when she needed it. After the new turbo was fitted the car has been fine ever since. Hope I've helped Cheers :) Steve

Hi Alan, Here are some pics I've found online, I appreciate they are not all your model but they'll give you an idea :) Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve

Hi Steve, Sorry to hear about this. I've had a look online and haven't found a part number. Sorry. On looking on eBay there seem to be undertrays for sale in there. It might be worth you asking Audi for the part number. Sorry I can't help more. Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum Jason, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) A fellow member.asked this the other day. Here is the thread: Cheers Steve

Hose

Welcome to the forum Brent, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Cheers Steve

With vagcom or similar software :).

Hi David, Paul is right it could be the hoses. One other suggestion is that it could be the washer bottle at fault. I appreciate my a6 is a c5 but I've had the washer bottle split on me recently which had to be replaced. No reason as to why it split though. Cheers Steve

You're welcome :) that's what I've had done on my bumpers

Plane

Welcome to the forum Phil, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Cheers Steve

Think black will.look.good :) the lower grey trim on the sills and bumper can be painted the same colour as the car to smarten it up :)

Wire

Hey olly, hypothetically yes. It may still need coding to the car though.

Nuclear

Hey Andris, good wheel upgrade :) buy you've got you're work cut out. What colour is your a4? Black wheels will go with nearly any colour except black or blue in my opinion. Cheers Steve

Welcome to the forum Andris, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Sounds to me like it's the motor or wiper linkage. Have you removed the trim panel to inspect?

Yep! We have plenty of events for 2018 I've just not updated this thread. Our first show is at Beaulieu in April.

You're welcome, glad I could help :)

Welcome to the forum Ian, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) When you say service history, I'm assuming it's not full? Obviously check that all electronic items work as some of them can be costly to fix. This also goes for the air con as compressors etc aren't cheap to replace. If the car is manual check for a heavy clutch or if it's slipping as you'll have to factor in a new clutch in the near future. If it's auto make sure the gears change smoothly in auto and manual mode as any faults can be expensive to fix. Here's a YouTube video which may help: Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve

Hi Cameron, the short answer is no as I believe the wiring won't be there for the controls. If it can be done then I suspect you will need to program the steering wheel to the car. Cheers Steve

Hi Reece, First thing I'd try is changing the fob batteries. In failing that i would get a diagnostic check carried out. I wonder if the door lock mechanism is failing on the drivers door. I believe the drivers door lock mechanism controls the rest of the central locking system. I had an auto electrician fix my a6 which had a similar issue for £120. Obviously if it's not that then I'd say it's the module. Cheers Steve

My weekend starts after 4pm today! But going out tonight which will be nice :) What beer you on.this weekend Paul?

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