My silver RS2 Project

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  • Nuvo
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    Get well soon Dave.

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  • Fat Audi 80
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    Great updates Dave, sorry to hear about your health issues, I trust you are on the mend now..

    Cheers

    Steve

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  • 4WDrifter
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    Sorry to hear you’ve been unwell. You’re in my thoughts mate, get well soon.

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  • Tractor Dave
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    Yes, Audi Tradition.

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  • tecknoquatt
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    Where did you source the grill clips from? Could use some spares just in case. Audi Tradition?

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  • fish
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    Originally posted by Tractor Dave
    That's interesting. Pm coming.
    PM answered

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  • Tractor Dave
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    He probably will if i ask nicely. Check with your Audi dealer to see if they are still available first. I was amazed to find that the rs2 owners manual is and was only £30

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  • Pibbow
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    Originally posted by Tractor Dave
    But whilst I was incapacitated a friend in the printing trade performed a miracle.
    Kit here kindly lent me his Rs2 service book and from it we managed to make a brand new empty copy. My plan now is to visit the supplying dealer and all the garages where I know it was subsequently serviced and get it re stamped as much as possible. Happy days. Smile




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    Would your printer friend like to do a run of S2 service books??

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  • Tractor Dave
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    That's interesting. Pm coming.

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  • fish
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    I presume you now have a Pacemaker? If so, what type and why? I have had a Pacemaker since i was 10 years old (41 now) and have welded since i was 15. I work as a welder/metal fabricator and have done my entire career. I do mig,tig (both AC and DC) and a little bit of stickwelding basically every day. Feel free to PM me if you have any questions. And most importantly, get well.

    Kris.

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  • Ian Simmonds
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    (The question mark was entered as a thumbs up, no idea why it's come out as that).

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  • Ian Simmonds
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    Really sorry to hear that Dave, get well soon bud..?

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  • Rikki Kitto
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    Oh No, hope you recover soonio and stay healthy and well, still collecting more odds n sods to send nothing that requires a welder so that's good

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  • K Simmonds
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    The printers did a cracking job of that service book, look's perfect, did they even mange to match the different paper types? It looks like they did.

    Not being able to weld sucks... I maybe interested in your both your welders as I've been looking at upgrading my 30 year old MIG for a while now and would love to crack TIG.

    Drop me a text or PM letting me know the details when you have time please mate.

    More importantly take it easy and get well soon.

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  • hashluck
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    Originally posted by Tractor Dave
    I've had to take a little break from the project and postpone my road trip due to a little health issue
    I wont go into boring details but let's just say that not only the car plugs into an ecu now and I'm banned from welding for ever
    Anyone looking for a good mig or tig
    Oh no, take it easy, get well and may your cars not need any welding!

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