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I appreciate this is an old thread.

Q - has anyone left the rear muffler and removed the silencer instead? Any feedback welcomed.

With regard to shortening the plinth. How is this Actually done? Any pics of one completed..?

I think the queries have all been covered. I’ll add...

- the cornering sweep of the lights occurs at any speed above +10kph
- if this module fails the errror on the dash states ‘adaptive light defective’ or at least very similar wording.

Hi RS246 Forum members, I have two faults on the car and thought one of the community may have some suggestions/comments. I do thank anyone in advance > appreciated. 1. Code 04183 - Bank1; Exhaust Cam Adjustment Circuit: Open Circuit P1057 No signal/No communication 2. Code 06481 - Radiator Fan 2 (V...

^ Douglas & Jim

All noted and appreciated. I think I'll just buy via Audi locally.


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Hi, after pulling the lights out and pulling them apart the wiring is in very poor condition, brittle and basically to far gone. I am reluctant to place them back in the car. I therefore wish to purchase two new headlights. From Audi here in Australia they are approx A$2,600 (approx 1,750 EUR) and c...

https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a6-s6-c6-platform-discussion-58/adaptive-lights-question-2005-audi-a6-2822961/ Described on the posts in that link is a potential fix for this. It seems that the wires inside the headlight cluster break, stopping the adaptive motor from functioning. From what I have...

Hi there, I have an error on the dash 'Adaptive Light Defective' that has recently appeared. Code = 02627 Dynamic Cornering Light Motor LEFT (V318) Open Circuit/Short with power. Dropped it past the local Audi Service department here in Sydney Australia (yikes) A$3,700 for a replacement Motor/module...

Nice, would I have seen you around Cronulla NSW a few weekends ago?


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Those brakes 'wow' and gear knob look great. Nice one.

^ Appreciate the reply mate.

Understood. Brilliant, I'll give it a go.

Jules,

Congrats on the car. Looks great

You mentioned heating out creases in the leather. Would you mind elaborating on the process here please, I'd be keen to do the same?

Thanks in advance.

Adam

Mine has now done 210,000kms in the harsh Australian elements.

Despite recently a front left strut and decided to do upper control arm as well....all going fine.
Mind you it is great condition & has had an easy life cruising the motorway.

Great to see one alive at +300

THatsas your t connected to it , you need to pair with it and it will take about 30 seconds or so to start playing must after start up. You will be looking for a Bluetooth called tune2air I think you will then be able to have bluetooth connected to mmi and the tune2air at the same time. Occasionall...

I purchased one of these VMA3000A tune2air and whilst the car seems to recognise it is attached (the device flashes blue as per instructions, states initialising device. please wait) it then states on the MMI "Cannot read from connected device" Any thoughts, am I missing something here? Thanks in ad...