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They seem to be ok. There will most likely be creases, but as long as there isn’t any splits then its all good. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You can always go for the Seat Exeo as its pretty much the same car except has the common rail engine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Boy do I miss my B6! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What happens if you go over these hump but pressing the brakes ever so slightly?

Any luck then?

Check to see if your engine/gearbox mounts are in good condition or perhaps your brakepads moving within the caliper. Ive had similar however on the driver side and turned out to be the engine mount. For me it couldn't be replicated on the mot ramp so they took it on the bumpy road and saw the...

Post the part number of the part and should be able to tell you where it goes.

Mine is also going strong. Not a single problem since putting it on. As for the supply cable as Woorlord suggested pick up from Audi/TPS.

I wish I could do all that to my avant. Just don't have the balls to do that.

Meyle HD have mixed reviews. I had Meyle HD fitted to mines and ripped after 2 years approx. If you do need to change arms I recommend go with what was fitted originally which are Lemforders. Some are TRW too so check.

On my friends 1.9tdi golf mk5, He had the same issue of oil leaking. Again like you thought it was rocker cover gasket/seal however caused the same leak. After new tandem pump gasket all became well for him. So I think changing the gasket for the tandem pump will cure your issue too. Let us...

I can't believe you are selling!

AVF = 6 Speed Box AWX = 5 Speed Box Although most AVF i've seen are stuck to an automatic. Anyways doesn't really matter as both engines are identical.

That collar should be in the hub. So as above get it off and put it back into the hub or onto the new arm and fit it.

From the top using a hoist. How come you're dropping the subframe?

Textar is owned by the same company that makes Pagid. TMD Friction

I had a £50 hid kit and they didnt really last long. After that decided to go the OEM Valeo route although a lil bit more expensive however they have not failed since then.

Mines fast in the summer and very slow in the winter. Even after several attempt of greasing with silicon and white lithium. It worked for couple of days and then back to same issue. I think you may need new damper.

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I tend to do that every 6 months or so. Although i lean it back because I dont want to scratch anything when pulling it out.