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    Hi I would say it is a 99.9% chance it is seized linkage,as that is a common fault
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenney View Post
    Hi I would say it is a 99.9% chance it is seized linkage,as that is a common fault
    Hmm, I have read this, but I would have expectec them to get gradually slower over a period of time as the linkage seizes. These were absolutely fine one day and not the next. Still, I have various lubricating substances on standby for the job.....
     
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    They probably have without you noticing it,i can send you the details on how to repair them if you need it as the linkage must be removed
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenney View Post
    They probably have without you noticing it,i can send you the details on how to repair them if you need it as the linkage must be removed
    I have seen a few webpages, but the more info the better, so that would be great.
     
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    I will need your e-mail address
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenney View Post
    I will need your e-mail address

    PM sent - many thanks!
     
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    It seems all the previous posts were correct, thanks for all the advice (especially Kenney) the spindle was indeed seized, so seized that I couldn't even move it with a (copper) hammer!

    No amount of heat, WD40 or abuse would shift it and eventually the ally casting cracked so I am into a new mechanism. A previous posting on the subject suggests the A6 part is cheaper as it doesn;t have all the linkages (which are fine on mine) but is otherwise identical.

    https://www.vwaudiforum.co.uk/forum/s...ead.php?t=8509

    A visit to Ridgeway Audi appears to be in order at lunchtime
    Last edited by GeorgeE; 01-10-2008 at 12:11 PM. Reason: My useless spelling!
     
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