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Anyone here actually done this? It looks like a bit of a fiddle.. The little metal tab that sticks out the back of the barrel and turns the ignition switch has broken off on my Coupe, so I'll be needing to change the barrel. Are the parts available separately? Or do I have to re pin the lock Don't want to have different key to the doors
I need to do this on mine. Ive got a spare barrel i got for this purpose... mine broke over a year ago now.
You can remove the lock tumbler from the barrel assembly, its retained by a roll pin which can be removed by drilling a hole in the right place and punching it out and then swapping your old lock tumbler into the replacement barrel.
There is a post on here showing where to drill, and it might even be in the bently if my memory is right.
Its on my list of things to do, but as my engine is currently in bits, i have other things to attend to first. And I drove the car starting it with a screw driver for 6 months....
John. This happened to my coupe, fortunately when it was in a garage having new tyres
fitted, so I didn't have to pay. They replaced the barrel with a new one saying it was to difficult to repair. to this day Every time I get into the bloody car I put the wrong key in the ignition, and believe me don't want that. With the coupe the barrel was broken, but I had a similar problem with the S6. In the case it was a plastic part at the barrel that had worn. This was replaced and I had the same keys. Audi said it was a common failure. From memory it did not cost a great deal.
Lou, I replaced the plastic switch part a year or so ago but this time it's the metal tang on the back of the lock. I'll see if I can swap the lock tumbler over if it's not too worn out.
Can someone help me out by snapping a photo of the Bentley How-To for swap out an Ignition Tumbler on a 1990 Coupe? I have the tumbler but need to know the precise spot to drill out the keeper pin allowing one to swap out the tumbler setup. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
-Lieb
Thanks Yoda that's helpful, I'm waiting for my new lock to arrive before attempting this as it's the only car I have that still drives at the mo and I can't afford to have it in bits
It's the coupe Lou, I've got the ign switch hanging out the bottom of the dash so I can still drive it
I have now collected most of the bits needed to repair the Rs4, the Amethyst Avant and my son's Avant. Silver Dagdag has been broken/scrapped/donated. ete Berry has the Amethyst and is building me a motor the other 2 cars are in bits on the driveway
We wont mention the ur which is spread across 3 counties..
Can someone help me out by snapping a photo of the Bentley How-To for swap out an Ignition Tumbler on a 1990 Coupe? I have the tumbler but need to know the precise spot to drill out the keeper pin allowing one to swap out the tumbler setup. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
-Lieb
Can someone help me out by snapping a photo of the Bentley How-To for swap out an Ignition Tumbler on a 1990 Coupe? I have the tumbler but need to know the precise spot to drill out the keeper pin allowing one to swap out the tumbler setup. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
-Lieb
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