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Ellis
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7th Aug 08 at 14:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

My Dad is going to look at this tonight...

Audi TT Click

Just wondering if there is anything in particular to look for or anything to watch out for?

Any help appreciated
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7th Aug 08 at 14:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Tell your Dad to watch out for the Limp wristed hairdresser who owns it
Ellis
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben D
Tell your Dad to watch out for the Limp wristed hairdresser who owns it
Haha - I should have seen that one coming
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7th Aug 08 at 15:36   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Someone on here has had one for 24 hours and something big has gone wrong already, forget his name though....Daniel something

edit - Daniel_Corsa if Im not mistaken

[Edited on 07-08-2008 by dannymccann]
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7th Aug 08 at 16:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I think their nice in the right colour/spec.

Becoming pretty cheap aswell, ive seen a 05 plate 180 for under 12k!!
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7th Aug 08 at 16:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Look back for jambos tt thread, i wore a key board out writing about them
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quote:
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Look back for jambos tt thread, i wore a key board out writing about them
Ok, cheers - how long ago roughly?
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7th Aug 08 at 16:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Very good engine them 1.8t is it the 1.8 with a remap and a tweak of some sort u can get 295 bhp ?
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7th Aug 08 at 17:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Old ones = design exercise with dodgey aerodynamics on some models. Also a bit gay.

New ones = more mainstream, nicer trim and features, still a bit gay.
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I think the new ones in white with red leather are pretty tasty
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7th Aug 08 at 19:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I definetly prefer the newer version, however its out of most people's price range
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7th Aug 08 at 21:14   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Picked mine up on Wed had a new dash pod fitted £800 (supposedly), went back today for MAF fitted under warranty!

I love it, I don't see them as being a gay car either, was tempted by a Mini which I would say is more of a homo car than a TT!

Roadster = Hairdresser
Coupe = Cool

Just watch / look out for the obvious things, they like breaking sensors quite regular apparently good job I've got a warranty with mine!

Smooth / comfortable and not slow either!


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7th Aug 08 at 23:13   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I was looking at these a few weeks ago, i think they look good. check out road tax tho as its a killer on some of them. Something about the 6 speed one is pricey. Was another post about these somewhere
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8th Aug 08 at 07:18   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Quattro newer than 51 reg will be

12 Months Tax:
2008 - £230
2009 - £300
2010 - £400

Slightly again this morning, EML again, the cars not getting thrashed at all, I've driven like a fanny all morning as currenly doing a 75mile round trip to work and costing me about £15 a day in fuel


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8th Aug 08 at 08:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Welcome to audi, did try and warn people
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quote:
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Welcome to audi, did try and warn people

Don't you work for Audi? You're bound to see problems surely? People aren't gonna come back and say how great the car is running are they.

All cars have problems. Hairdressers car tho, but i'd still have one.
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i talking from a personal persepctive, yes i see alot of problems, bound too, but i see cars that come in for a service, and are totally fucked, that they had no idea about

alot of people espically on here, have come from the relatively easyness of vauxhalls etc, to a minefield of vag problems
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8th Aug 08 at 08:51   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

The problem with VAG problems is that they arent simple.

For example, if the AirCon stopped working on my Corsa, check all the plugs and at the most have it regassed, checked for leaks. New compressor at worse was £200.

On the Ibiza, it has to be check via a computer, the fault cleared, the part that wants replacing replaced, new compressor = £500+ etc etc.
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that car is sold, did he buy it?

i have a 1.8T 225 in my LCR. it's a great engine with a character of it's own.

the main problem with them is coil pack failure. i have one on the way out at the moment. only £20 fix though!

only other issue i had was a sensor worked it's way out of the dump valve. screwed it back in before my local stealers tried to sell me a new exhaust lol

i have vag-com on my laptop so i can check the fault codes before the garage tries to rip me off
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I think the main thing to bear in mind when buying an Audi out of warranty is that yes you are getting a prestige car for cheaper but the maintenance will still be costing prestige prices....
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quote:
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Welcome to audi, did try and warn people
But they're VAG, they are German so they never have any problems.

Which is why both my dad's A8's had major electrical failure on multiple occasions. My mums A4 needed a new gearbox 6 months from brand new and is now pissing water out everywhere after a few years because of perished hoses.

Yea, VAG German reliability is great.

Oh, and there is a faulty sensor on the back of the V8 somewhere buried in the engine bay. The only way to repair it is to remove the engine. Needless to say, I think he's going to put up with the orange light on the dash

[Edited on 08-08-2008 by ed]
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
I think the main thing to bear in mind when buying an Audi out of warranty is that yes you are getting a prestige car for cheaper but the maintenance will still be costing prestige prices....


very very true
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At least they put the engine in the right way round, even on their FWD cars
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My mums got a early TT in 7 years all its needed is a dash pod and a maf! not bad going really!
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Dash Pod? EH?

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