S3 exploding clutch pedal
Discussion
2000 S3, done 42,000 miles and the clutch pedal has mysteriously fallen into many, many, many pieces........
Well, not the pedal itself, but the weld that joins the pedal to the clutch master cylinder() - but this has meant the master cylinder is fooked, as is the pedal, some other gubbins......
Of course, this has all been relayed to me by my local stealer (Bristol Audi) - who I have also instructed to "not be serious" when they quoted the £497 repair bill...
So now they're off chatting to Audi "customer service" (is there such a thing?) to talk about, well, something that will make it cheaper!
So, any comments? Anybody heard of anything similar? Surely welds shouldn't be snapping on Audis! (And btw, I'm no 18stone muscled-monster either!)
Well, not the pedal itself, but the weld that joins the pedal to the clutch master cylinder() - but this has meant the master cylinder is fooked, as is the pedal, some other gubbins......
Of course, this has all been relayed to me by my local stealer (Bristol Audi) - who I have also instructed to "not be serious" when they quoted the £497 repair bill...
So now they're off chatting to Audi "customer service" (is there such a thing?) to talk about, well, something that will make it cheaper!
So, any comments? Anybody heard of anything similar? Surely welds shouldn't be snapping on Audis! (And btw, I'm no 18stone muscled-monster either!)
Half goodwill........ Audi stumped up half the cost, so £270 later, the clutch pedal is back in one piece. Could've been worse I 'spose...
New problem now though - "sticky revs"?!!? I take my foot off the accelerator and the car keeps going - 2 seconds later there's a slight kick and the engine starts decelerating...... very odd......
New problem now though - "sticky revs"?!!? I take my foot off the accelerator and the car keeps going - 2 seconds later there's a slight kick and the engine starts decelerating...... very odd......
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