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You know that once your car fails you can't drive it, except to / from repair or MOT station? /Correction: only if it has any dangerous faults. //although ANPR will probably show your car in a failed state and you might have to justify your position to a cop if stopped. Interesting article here : Ho...

What's your part number?

The part number for non-folding is 4B2 858 532BB.
WIth folding is 4B2 858 532BC.

That's for a RHD, right hand side.

Huh. I wonder if I have them. I'll check tomorrow.

pwack wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2024 1:19 pm

So , bloody fence panel was blown over which landed right on my drivers side mirror snapping it at the cast coupler.

Could have been a lot worse!

Yeah, I think they are the same. Except some A6 had folding mirrors and/or memory seats so you need to get the right one. What's your part number?

Maybe this will fit:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/154571862188

I don't remember if the RS6 has folding mirrors or not. I'll have to look on mine.

I’m not sure that the TPMS is on the L line.

Can’t you connect with the vagcom? Has it been coded out?

Have you tested your system to see if it works? Let a tyre down to test.

It’s just a solenoid valve IIRC. If you want to test it you can use the output tests with the vagcom.

Log your requested boost in group 114 when you go WOT and you will see what the max requested boost is.

You'd subtract the atmospheric from the boost pressure to get the amount of boost.

The RS6 doesn't have a MAP sensor. It has a boost pressure sensor. The 2 terms are sometimes used interchangeably, incorrectly. The only information about the pressure in the manifold comes from the boost pressure sensor. The ECU has a built-in atmospheric pressure sensor and it uses this to adjust ...

Nice

Yeah, you'd need a paint stripper, but you'd have to be really careful. I can see why it might work. Small scratches are probably quite "hairy" up close which reflects the light. The heat gun would make them shrivel and make them less visible. The cleaning product has a similar effect, making them l...

Not before you wrap it around a tree, at least.

That’ll go nicely with my Ling Long tyres.