Recent content by Luke2.0tdi2010

I'm Gutted that zymol seems to have vanished, not only from the shelves of Halfords but even quite difficult to get online too. Been using megs gold class instead. And hello all, my first post in about a year!!!

Has anyone actually had the "fix" done yet? What's the outcome? Mpg/performance? I was just trying to ignore it but I'm getting audi to do my cambelt and water pump and service and am unsure wether or not they may be obliged to do it or they legally have to do it if the car is with them?? I'm...

I have an atlas and an A-Z, all seems to be working fine. ;)

How could you have been such a "div" ....lol

Weapon of choice........ 2.2 Air rifle

I've been using Iron x for a few years now and can certainly confirm that the stuff smells like rotting flesh (I would imagine!) it's actually the most repugnant and nasty smell I've ever smelt in all my born days!! Thanks for the input, guys. Will stick to 'not fixing what's not broken'!

Thanks Bristle hound, was pretty much what I was thinking, so thanks for the confirmation. I must be getting old, trying to cut corners! Haha.

Been a while since I've posted anything on here but as the summer is approaching it's almost time for a good 12 hour detail of my A4. So if you haven't already guessed from the title, should I stick with what I've always used (Tardis for the tar and IronX for the iron particles) or is carpro...

Audi don't make clutches, they use either LUK or sachs in their cars from factory.

Believe it or not, if you want a light in your glove box, that's part of the 'lighting pack' that WAS standard on my b7 but no longer standard on the b8. Includes the ambient lighting, puddle lights, footwell lights, heater/vent dials. @t8ups (forum user) is the man to speak to for this job...

My previous '06 a4 avant had a horrendous judder in first gear, ended up getting rid of it partly because of that problem. I was so happy to take receipt of my new (to me) 2010 a4 avant, only to realise, it too had the infamous clutch judder. Warranty said the exact same thing they did to you...

Looks like 'smart cover' is sadly not that 'smart'! I really feel for you, that would literally ruin my whole month/year!! Let us know what kind of quotes you get for the bonnet to be done.

Gutting!!! Personally, looking at the damage, like Rich said, I'd lean towards getting the whole bonnet resprayed. Probably set you back £300 or so

Sickening!......lol, really?

I've never been much of a 'tree hugger' I'm just happy with the car I have, whatever mpg I get. I'm not much of an 'environmently friendly' type, particularly when I don't agree with the fact my car is the reason the 'ice shelf is melting'..... if it IS melting, it's a natural thing not caused...