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I have acquired a new car at the weekend. A 2005 Audi A4 2.0 TDI. Remapped - very quick and quite loud (Sports exhaust - possibly a Tony Banks in Leeds Exhaust will have to check).

Drives absolutely cock on.

Gave it that name because it reminds me of the Mustang in Gone in 60 Seconds (Colour).

Has 145'ish K Miles in reality, but clocks say 175k as there was a replacement engine fitted, before engine went in Belts and clutch where doen as well as Turbo.

 

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Its not perfect, there are a few jobs that need donig - first and foremost it needs tunes. Audi Concert keeps locking up (TADTS) and only way to shut it up is to remove negative battery lead.

Keyfob needs a reprogram, going to need VCDS for that (Might have to borrow an cable for it) - if you change the battery in the key, it then needs resyncing to the car. Ive tried the methods online to no avail.

Body work is tidy enough - it still has arches!

 

Thats it so far. Will updat on progress as things move along...

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Comgrats on they buy.

Iirc they were galvanized inc the wings so should last.  I had a 2000 A6 avant, which I do regret selling a decade ago, maybe again..

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the only thing that lets its looks down are those wheels. but otherwise, excellent purchase! these do drive lovely, much like similar era pissrats.

 

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5 minutes ago, sutty2006 said:

the only thing that lets its looks down are those wheels. but otherwise, excellent purchase! these do drive lovely, much like similar era pissrats.

 

Yeah SEAT badged wheels not sure about them yet.

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1 hour ago, cpjitservices said:

Yeah SEAT badged wheels not sure about them yet.

I think they look great with these type of wheels on 

 

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14 hours ago, sutty2006 said:

I think they look great with these type of wheels on 

 

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Looks a good buy, the interiors are always a nice place to be. I have a set of these with recent tyres if you’d ever like a set in the style of those above

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New Bosch wiper blades fitted today, old ones where terrible. Might be getting some Hankook Venus 2's fitted shorlty - will see how funds go!

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Quick Update.

 

Glove Box Handle fitted. 5 minute job - once I had found the handle on ebay that was not £90.

 

 

Dash cam is now fitted (Piggy backing off of Wipers Fuse)

VCDS - Hex-2 lead has arrived - had a quick play around with trying to to the adaption for programming remote key fobs but Alas, did not get very far. Why my VCDS looks differnet when I go into the adaption part I am not sure - suspect CCM might be at fault.

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My drop down at the top doesnt work, (No Documentation Availble) supposed to be able to drop that down and hit Remote Keyfob Programming.

 

Investigations continue.

 

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It says key adjustment though so I think you're in the right place.

I think you just need to go:

New value 1 > test > press button on key 1 > save

New value 2 > test> press button on key 2 > save

At the top where it says Key Adjustment you should get Key Recognised or something like that when you press the button on the key.

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20 minutes ago, Dave_Q said:

It says key adjustment though so I think you're in the right place.

I think you just need to go:

New value 1 > test > press button on key 1 > save

New value 2 > test> press button on key 2 > save

At the top where it says Key Adjustment you should get Key Recognised or something like that when you press the button on the key.

Yeah tried that, Test does nothing at all.

SOmeone mentioned iMay need to find the security code to login to the module.

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You have to put a number in the new value bit then press test.

1-4 with each being an available key position.

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OK quick update:

This happened.

 

Which means the 'other' foreign key, is on my keyring with the main key acting as Keyfob and works excellently.

Thatll do for me.

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You should be able to swap the remote part over from that key onto the head of the other and have 1 key that does everything.

You can pair used remotes on these, there are a few different part numbers which are not all compatible so I guess maybe the one that came with the car is somehow not compatible?

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