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Mega disappointed with new Audi A3 today, awful bumpy suspension and noisy interior. I want my old 2023 back as it was far superior and shelled out £££ for a worse idential model, thoughts?
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Help I have an Audi a3sline convertible that is losing acceleration intermittently. When this happens I get no warning lights on dash but can’t accelerate past 3rd gear. I turn the car off and lock it, wait ten -fifteen minutes and restart and it drives fine. Had AA out yesterday and he said it is because my clutch is slipping but surely this would cause the car to over accelerate with loss of power not lack of acceleration -can anyone help please
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I am hoping you can all clear this up for me, as it is causing me a lot of stress! Engine management light came on a few weeks ago, first opportunity to book it in was yesterday. Diagnosis of the engine light being on due to an intake manifold flap actuator motor. A new one from Audi is £400+. The garage advised purchasing one from Ebay, they wont do this themselves due to hassle. I've also been advised that if I buy the wrong one, itll be extra to remove it as i have supplied a 2nd hand part. T
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I've only had two new cars since 2015, one a BMW 3 series and now my Audi A6 Avant. Both have been good cars, never really let me down. However, they've always felt like tools for the job. I don't love them any more than I'd love my electric drill. I don't know why, I just don't feel a connection with them. Maybe it's because the driving experience is too numb compared to old cars? I don't know. I have a Clio Williams 2, and I absolutely love it. Driving it brings a smile to my face every time.
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Hi guys firstly I’m new here and just stumbled across this! Purchased an Audi s3 saloon a few month ago and love it! It’s obviously had flappy paddle extenders added, which I dealt with however yesterday when parked up and got out I caught it with me knee! And it was all on the floor! My question is does the whole unit have to be replaced or can you buy just the plastic cover itself? I’m unsure of what the part is called or what I’d need! Thanks in advance for any help! Paul
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Hello everyone. I’m a new member. David from Cornwall I’ve owned a lovely 2 ltr quattro turbo 2011 tfsi auto. Cabriolet, for the past 6 months. Very low mileage of 46500 miles. Been stored for a few years before I got it. I love it. Drives beautifully. It’s had an oil light issue from the start. Put a litre in -light goes out but it goes on again within in 50 miles. It’s been into several engineers none of whom can find any issues with it. It runs like a dream and sailed through the mot a few weeks ago with no advisories. The local-ish AUDI SPECIALIST with the correct equipment has also had it in and apart from some nibbled wiring when it was stored before my ownership also gave it a clean bill of health.said it was a very nice tidy car that hadn’t been messed about with in fact! So the mystery continues. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks David
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Thank you Gareth I will take a look
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Keith. I have hidden your identical request in another topic.
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Hello Keith, Have you searched EBay? Regards, Gareth.
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Hi could be the old sensor was not good and was aiming lights low now you have a new sensor it could be they are now at the correct hight which is higher than you were used to, there is a process to re learn the headlight level but you will need a wall and a measuring tape and VCDS, the easiest way to check is to go to your local MOT centre and ask them to check the headlight level on the lamp tester then you will know if its you or the lights. Steve.
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The Digestive - Forum Roundup (October 2026) As we wrap up October, let’s take a moment to review some of the highlights from our forum discussions this month, showcasing the support and camaraderie that make our club so special. Starting off, the Audi A4 (B9) Forum saw a significant conversation around a "brake servo restricted" warning raised by Stevie84. This prompted many members, including A-D and Danboy1973, to share their own experiences, revealing a concerning trend with 26 owners facing
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