Ruby Red Audi S2 Avant

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • sjw185
    replied
    Originally posted by Michael S2
    Thanks for your help

    Was told 035145773D and 035145757D are NLA. 035145757C is available. So only 1 of the 4 gaskets needed for these pipes. Not sure how different they are in terms of size.
    035145757C is slightly larger and uses 8mm bolts the others are 6mm.
    I have reused them before



    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied
    Thanks for your help

    Was told 035145773D and 035145757D are NLA. 035145757C is available. So only 1 of the 4 gaskets needed for these pipes. Not sure how different they are in terms of size.

    Leave a comment:


  • sjw185
    replied
    I got some of the oil pipe gaskets from Audi last year but they couldn't supply the main k24 exhaust gasket had to get that off ebay.
    Bolts I used 6mm and 8mm st/st allen cap heads from local supplier.


    turbo gaskets.jpg

    Leave a comment:


  • Henkjan
    replied
    did you try the stealer? that's where I bought mine when I did my upgrade
    or are the NLA by now?

    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied
    I've managed to source most parts, but i still need the gaskets for the turbo oil feed and return pipes and some new bolts. Does anyone know where i can buy these? I don't have the car near me right now.

    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied
    So it's been a wee while since my last update. Still been using the car regularly and had a jaunt to London in the summer as well as a tour of Mull as well. Car performed perfectly on both trips.

    I've had a persistent water leak for some time and had to top up the coolant nearly every week. I couldn't diagnose it, but it was coming from the back of the engine. Mechanic looked at it and it seems partly the head gasket but also the plastic water adapter was leaking too. I decided it was about time just to get it rebuilt. Head is now off and the gasket has gone a little at the rear of the engine, but not into the rings at all and the bores are in great condition.

    Now being rebuilt and i will use my Wagner RS2 evo exhaust manifold when the head is refitted. Will update with photos soon. It's a shame all my old photos have disappeared from this thread.

    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied
    Originally posted by John.
    ....great photo.



    Good luck with the MOT.
    Thanks John. Shouldn't need anything major done as it's had a lot spent in the last couple of years

    Originally posted by geneandbolly
    Very nice indeed, you stylish ******!

    Helmet power

    Originally posted by fourwh33ldriv3
    I like your style Mike, almost like she's bursting to get released....

    Put the battery back on and she burst into life no hesitation

    Originally posted by anthonys2
    Nice photo Mike how have managed to resist the temptation for the last 4 months??!!
    Cheers Anthony. Been busy with other things but i'm hoping once i get mot sorted i'll be enjoying the drives once again Seems so fast after not driving it for a while! My winter hack isn't too shabby so i've still had my 5 cylinder fix

    Leave a comment:


  • anthonys2
    replied
    Nice photo Mike how have managed to resist the temptation for the last 4 months??!!

    Leave a comment:


  • fourwh33ldriv3
    replied
    I like your style Mike, almost like she's bursting to get released....

    Leave a comment:


  • geneandbolly
    replied
    Very nice indeed, you stylish ******!

    Leave a comment:


  • John.
    replied
    ....great photo.



    Good luck with the MOT.

    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied


    S2 barked back into life after a 4 month lay up. Time to get MOT

    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied
    You're right there Luckily an easy fix for this Helmet

    Leave a comment:


  • geneandbolly
    replied
    There's nothing worse than having a rough Helmet, Mike!

    Glad you got it sorted.

    Leave a comment:


  • Michael S2
    replied
    I left it with the mechanic to have a quick look to see if he could make a diagnosis. Turns out he had unplugged something to get to the matrix pipes in the engine bay. Plugged back in and all is well. Probably where the coilpacks plug into the POS. So it was probbaly only running on 3 cylinders at best!

    Thanks anyway Alex for your input as always I might go for one of your looms for running the newer type coils at some point if you are still making them?

    Leave a comment:

Working...