2007 S3 QUATTRO NOT WORKING HELP HELP

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HI GUYS,2007 QUATTRO NOT WORKING, WAS PUSHING THE CAR HARD ROUND SOME BENDS AND THEN SHE JUST STARTED SPINNING UP EACH GEAR..WE HAD IT ON VAGCOM AND THAT TELLS ME 1 FAULT FOUND01155 - CLUTCH003 MECHANICAL FAILURE - INTERMITTENT THATS IN THE AWD MODULE.SO I HAVE CHANGED THE COMPLETE REAR DIFF AND THE PROBLEM STILL PERSISTS?WHATS YOUR THOUGHTS GUYSTHANKS
 
Is it wheel spinning (the traction light should flash with this) or are the revs rising with no increase in road speed?

Also, don't type in full capitals please. Thanks.
 
Is it wheel spinning (the traction light should flash with this) or are the revs rising with no increase in road speed?Also, don't type in full capitals please. Thanks.
Sorry mate, have to do it for work purposes forgot all about it..ye traction grabs it when esp is turned on, but as its running over 350bhp it just spins so i have to drive with traction off.. with if off it just spins for fun!!!The prop shaft is spinning underneath the car all the way to the back diff what u rek?thanks
 
If the Haldex has failed,it's possible to lose traction at the front relatively easily,as you'd be loading the front wheels only.

When you say you replaced the rear diff,do you mean you replaced the Haldex as well?
 
The vag com error said clutch? Yes its front wheels only that are working mate.. we changed the whole rear diff and haldex unit and still no joy!
 
Well....as you've already noted,there's clearly some remaining problem there,and having done the really expensive thing,and replaced the mechanicals,you're left with things like the Haldex controller,and maybe wiring faults.
Do you have a decent tuner around who can take a look at it for you,as trying to diagnose intermittent faults across the internet is going to be difficult.
 
Yea mate, Ste @ Statller Power Developments in shef nos the car very well so it looks likes it back to him!! Just hope it doesnt snow in the mean time :(
 
Then that's the best solution.

Statler as you know have a very good reputation,and should be able to get to the bottom of the problem,and staying off the boost should keep you out of the ditches until then!

I can at least turn the boost down on mine.
 
ill plug the SPS in and get her down! it wont be fun tho with fiestas and corsas smoking me lol
 
Better than smoking your tyres and still being burnt off.

Hope it turns out to be something simple and not costly.
 
Simple things you can do yourself, if you have confidence, would be to get underneath (jacked up and secured with axle stands) and give the wiring loom to the Haldex control module a visual inspection. You would be looking for any corrosion/damage to the wires and or plug connector.

Also check the Earth strap to the rear differential making sure it's not fraying or broken.

Was the haldex oil level checked on the "new" diff when it was fitted? Could be as simple as no or little oil in the system.

Failing the above taking it a specialist would be the best option fella. Hope it's something not too costly bud.
 
My TDI quattro done something similar. Front wheels would spin and no faults on the dash. Audi diagnosed it as the oil pump in the haldex and replaced under warranty. The oil pump is quite cheap. Specialist workshop would be best.