plummer

Thanks Guys, hopefully will get a chance to look into it this evening.

Went to start my C this morning and no go. Turned the key and can hear a lot of clicking but no kick from the engine. Battery appears good, all lights on the dash light up as normal. How do i tell if the started motor is the issue?. Is it easy to replace if it is?(part number if anyone has?). Also I cannot move the car by pushing, think maybe the back brakes or hand brake are stuck, any advice?. Thanks in advance, was hoping to use for a nice drive over the long weekend:(. Had the car started last Sunday before and after its wash. Cheers, Paul.

Just noticed that the CV boot had got a puncture due to the loose drop link, does anyone know the part number of the CV boot and is it a big job to replace?.

Thanks Folks, Any other parts that should be replaced in that area while doing the change?.

Was investigaing a hanging heat shield on the exhaust when discovered that had some more troubles on steeing front, had noticed the streeing was little off earlier in the day. Looks like the bolt had snapped connecting the control arm to the anti-roll bar(is it??). Could anyone tell the name of the parts highted in the red box on the attached image. Suspension Parts.JPG[/attachment:1az6xw2j] Thanks.

Is the VW exhaust still available from the stealers?.

Hi All, Having some trouble with my ABS on a VR6 C, on startup the light comes on and goes off as normal but after maybe 10mins of driving comes back on again. I took it to the local VW garage last week and they reported a fault with the rear left sensor and blamed this on dirt in the slots of the ABS Rotor. Anyone have such an issue? Is it difficult to get at(bearing in mind that the bolts may not be in best condition)?. Thanks. plummer

Afternoon Folks, Lookong to purchase my first C and have a particular candidate, however there is one or two issues that will need to be resolved in the near future and was wondering what this may cost. Rear brakes. Exhaust. One headlight Anyone give an estimate? Thanks, Paul.