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Paulm wrote:Depends how close you want I live in Banff.

I will be going to Aberdeen / Stonehaven this weekend some time.

Paul

Hi Paul, I am around across the weekend and would happily come and meet you at your convenience. Cheers Rich

I have been onto the Frappr site to see who is local to me up here in Aberdeen, Golich is the only person even close, but I have not been able to get a response from him to my PM. Does anyone know of anyone else up in this area who could help?

Have run mine for a month now on shortest setting, becomes natural and I wouldn't change it.

Glad to hear it all went together ok, not really that bad, instructions just don't look that clear - but are. Agreed 1st-2nd isn't the smoothest but after that it's fantastic

Nige_S4 wrote:Tricky, have you tried the rs246 vag-com register?

There must be someone near you that can spare an hour or so .... http://www.frappr.com/vagcomuk/map

I will have a look when I get back, got to set off now, but thanks for the link

Spoken to mechanic who worked on the car, sounded very knowledgeable. Told me not to worry, car will just feel underpowered. For information the N75 solenoid measures the boost pressure, feeding it back to the ECU, in this instance there will be a small leak somewhere to the solenoid (in the vacuum ...

Going to stick my head in at the dealer just to see what they recommend before I set off... no VAG Com info, have got contact for local VAG expert but not sure if I will be able to get hold of him today

Car is preface lift 99T, just under 99k, no apparent extra sucking / air noises coming from it, though I might open then bonnet at the same time as pressing the throttle to listen again. (I am sure the vacuum pipes were a recall issue were they not?) I would love to be able to get to MRC but they ar...

As described to me by Audi dealer - 'Car seems to be badly underboosting rebook for further investigation into N75 solenoid and vacuum pipes' Week beforehand I did 2300 miles to the ring and back and car was fine/fantastic, goes in for an oil services and now, I've been told and it feels as well, li...

mikeyquattro wrote:Fitted my ss in about an hour.

LUSH!!

Put it on the shortest setting, bit notchy, but well happy for minimal ££

Yeah I think I am going to stick with the shortest setting for the moment

s4-99 wrote: Thanks Rich, i've sent you a PM

No PM received??

I received my short shifter yesterday from ebay :) I just wanted to know if there is anyone that lives not tooo far from Leicester that could possibaly give a helping hand to fit it with me as i'm not 100% confident. :oops: They'll be a drink in it 8) Thanks Duane. I don't live anywhere close sadly...

How much was it?

Car is in at specialist tonight for disks and pads tomorrow, he says he will blast the crud out from the gap for me. It did drain eventually, it was just down to the amount of rain over the weekend

Ok so I've driven it back and forth to work now, and TBH, I think I might leave it in the shortest setting. I've got a long drive on Wednesday so I'll see what it's like on that. I think it more a issue of what you are used to, and I obviously wasn't used to such little movement, but I reckon I migh...

I have allot of water sloshing around in the bulkhead below the windscreen where the battery is. I assume there must be a drain here to allow the water to run off and it is blocked. Can anyone tell me where it is please?