Steve Q
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Hmm have you messaged them? You.mohht need this sorting via vagcom
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This looks a great kit! :) And yea I think the rear diffuser just clips onto.your bumper once you've removed your lower bumper trim :) Cheers Steve
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B7 RS4 - Toucan yellow. Is mine the only one?
Steve Q replied to ScottA's topic in Audi A4 (B7) Forum
Welcome to the forum Scott :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) Have you had a look at how many left? In failing that I suspect this colour may have be specified from an exclusive list If that makes sense. This basically means someone may have paid £2k to have that paint colour! You could also try and ask Audi. I know in the US people can find out exactly how many cars were made in that colour. Beautiful car by the way :) and it's a great colour! :) Cheers Steve -
Erm all depends on your driving style and your commute. Once a week is the average and I'd say that's about right for you :)
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Give it a reasonable run in the duel carriageway in.3rd or 4th gear at 70 and that'll keep the dpf clear :) around 10-20 mins should do it :) The car will.tell.yku when the dog is getting clogged up anyway. Cheers Steve
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2017 Audi Build/Delivery Times Accuracy
Steve Q replied to Rob.J's topic in Audi Servicing and Repairs
You're welcome :) and I'm not surprised! Yea could be, or they hadn't updated the tracker system correctly. Having the advanced key feature would be very expensive. Your best bet is having g it fitted whilst it's being built. Cheers Steve -
Thanks. As I say it'll be back with me in a months time :)
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Less than a week to go for the rolling road day peeps. Is anyone else interested in going? You'll get to see what true power your Audi makes! There are 7 people definitely confirmed but would be be nice have more members from here! Just let me know if you're interested :) Will be a good day! Cheers Steve :)
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Yep Piotr is right dpfs were brought in 2007 to meet the, then new emissions rules. However there are new rules in.which are even stricter. Hence the adblue. Basically a dpf reduces the amount of particulates an engine produces whereas adblue is designed to reduces the amount of nitrates the car produces. Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve
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It looks great! :) Great colour and wheel combo in my opinion :)
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Exactly! Get it how you want it :) and having g your dad as a mechanic helps! ;) Nope mechanicals are good it's getting a rear end rebuild after someone ploughed into the back of my a6 :( it'll be back.on the road soon though! ;)
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You're welcome, glad we could help :) Cheers Steve
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You're welcome Jon glad I could help :) Glad you got an a4 and I'll look forward to seeing some pics! :) Cheers Steve
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You're welcome :) I know that feeling! My a6 is currently in for rebuild and I'm on the hunt for a new daily. But my insurance runs out in Jan! It's frustrating! Cheers Steve
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I agree with Piotr on this one. As the old saying goes you get what you pay for. A remap is far better for the car.
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Welcome to the forum Matt :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) You're very lucky to.get an a3 at 18 and it certainly will be better than your corsa! :) Cheers Steve
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Welcome to the forum Mike :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch so ask away with any questions :) Cheers Steve
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Hi Andy it will definitely be an 8v :) Also you could look at getting a boot load protector. Will be slightly more than carbon fiber wrap buy will be more durable as it'll be hard plastic :) Audi do them but other companies such as rgm also do them I believe. Hope IV helped :) Cheers Steve
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Looks great Matt! :) In terms of events, keep an eye out on the events section as I'm currently waiting for definitive dates for shows for next year :) we do have a rolling road day next Sunday. Have a look under the Midlands meets section :) Cheers Steve
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Hi Thomas welcome to the forum :) You'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch :) I believe the part number depends on what colour seatbelt/interior trim you have. The interior trim code should be in your owners handbook :) inside front cover or first or second page. To be fair though the part number should be on the seatbelt, either on the buckle or on a piece of plastic attached to the seat belt. Hope I've helped :) Cheers Steve
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Let's hope it is all sorted Dave :) obviously the only way you'll know is by going on a long drive. Cheers Steve :)
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Hi Aamir, Try hm spares in Leicester. They often have a3's in for breaking and have various spares. You can call them on 0116 266 6660 :) Hope IV helped :) Cheers Steve
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Glad you've come to a decision Kev :) Please keep us posted on how you get on :) Cheers Steve
