Hello chaps.
OK. I am a noob. A noob to Audi ownership...In fact a noob to post 1992 German vehicles full stop.
I have just bought a 2005 A4 Avant 3.0 TDI Quattro (Thats a mouthful!) here in Germany and have a couple of minor issues i am working through. I should explain i am an Ex-pat Brit living in Hesse.
The one that has me stumped is the headlight.
The passenger side (Right side as sitting in the car) HID (Factory) lamp flickers on and off. I havent had the car long to find any kind of pattern to when it happens. Day or night, I havent driven in the wet yet so its dry.
It seems to be a poor connection (thats what it looks like) but thats not the case as i have checked everything (Everything i can).
I have read that this was common in north america and a believe a law suit was filed against VAG for this. But i cant find much (if anything) for Europe.
Is it common? Is there a (CHEAP) fix? Bulb...Ballast(!).
Any help would be great as i am at the point where i may waste several hundred euros simply trying to diagnose the issue.
OK. I am a noob. A noob to Audi ownership...In fact a noob to post 1992 German vehicles full stop.
I have just bought a 2005 A4 Avant 3.0 TDI Quattro (Thats a mouthful!) here in Germany and have a couple of minor issues i am working through. I should explain i am an Ex-pat Brit living in Hesse.
The one that has me stumped is the headlight.
The passenger side (Right side as sitting in the car) HID (Factory) lamp flickers on and off. I havent had the car long to find any kind of pattern to when it happens. Day or night, I havent driven in the wet yet so its dry.
It seems to be a poor connection (thats what it looks like) but thats not the case as i have checked everything (Everything i can).
I have read that this was common in north america and a believe a law suit was filed against VAG for this. But i cant find much (if anything) for Europe.
Is it common? Is there a (CHEAP) fix? Bulb...Ballast(!).
Any help would be great as i am at the point where i may waste several hundred euros simply trying to diagnose the issue.