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Android Head unit for sale, was fitted to my 09 A3 Sportback excellent unit can vouch for the quality and functionality: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/332174476980

My 2009 TFSI car is for sale on eBay now, 72k miles. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/332146425144 I've not had any enquires whatsoever, any advice on what I'm doing wrong gratefully received. It's a great car. Mike

Hazzy days are just up the road from me in the next village. Never heard a bad word about them the chaps are well known in the area.

I got you. I had the cover off already and saw where the door handle / bar fits into the lock. It looks like a right ****** to get to, I'm not blessed with small digits either. These locks are known failure points so I don't really want to get a used one...surprised there's not a ready supply...

My drivers rear door lock has given up, it opens ok from the inside but won't open when pulling the outside door handle. I've reached the conclusion the simplest solution is to replace the entire actuator mechanism, which seems to be a fairly common failure on these cars. My previous golf has...

Yep... And a cheeky emissions boost into the bargain. But hey who cares about emissions, certainly not audi!

Do you tend to drive short distances ie less than ten miles at a time? These cars need a decent run regularly to clear out the dpf. If you're not doing the miles to regenerate it then dpf removal or change it for a petrol is your best option long term.

Happened to me this weekend as well. Car was pretty grubby and you can see the marks on the car where he has brushed the paintwork with his hand to see how bad the damage is.... The still got back in his car and driven off. What kind of cnut does that.

Perhaps, just trying to point out it may not have been the case that the seller was deliberately mis advertising. I've not seen the advert but if the only reference to the bhp was in the technical details section which is pre-populated then I suspect the principles of caveat emptor will apply.

Is it possible spec was auto generated by auto trader? I've seen a lot of cars on there mis described and I'm pretty sure it's down to their selling wizard providing incorrect defaults.

I've had a few run-ins with Amazon's own delivery service "Amazon Logistics" over the last couple of years. I've recently uncovered a new tactic of theirs which I'm making as many people aware of as possible. Particularly this affects Prime customers but it also affects you if you've...

I believe there is a maximum number of times they can be re-cut as well, possibly as low as twice. I had a set of diamond cut alloys on my old golf 5 and ended up getting them stripped and power coated as they wouldn't re-cut them. The refinished wheel was not very resilient anyway and one...

Nope, was a guess/ something to eliminate. Should have followedfollowed with Was just a guess, should have followed it with a question mark. Have had similar symptoms before though on another car.

Broken spring

Sensor is integral to the screen.

Which one did you buy? So the volume works but not track up/down?

Sorry don't know the version, not keen to pull it out again to check as that's how I broke the first screen.

Do you not have the loud option on the amplifier control? I didn't have one on my first unit but it's there on the second.

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This part of the tyre exists to protect the alloy rim from light curbing. It is a sacrificial design though you seem to have sacrificed quite a bit! Personally I'd change it for peace of mind.