Audi Repair Shops to be avoided!!
#31
Re: Audi Repair Shops to be avoided!!
I am not sure when you went to Owasco and allowed Mike to have his "wicked" way with you: I have written extensively about my disatisfaction with the organization. And in oredr to head-off any possibilities of a liable action I have exemplified each statement and specified how they acted deceitfully!
I have an axe to grind with them? Yes I do! But more importanly I wanted to stop others from going there and spending $6,7,8K (as I did... circumstances) under warranty!
I have also written to AUDI America and lodged a formal complaint which they dismissed... more accurately: they will investigate but I will not hear about it, nor will I have any financial recourse!
I suggest AUDI owners build up some fortitude and start swamping AUDI HQ with complaints and demands for redress! And maybe, just maybe, DEALERS will become more accountable... dare I dream: MORE HONEST!
#33
Re: Audi Repair Shops to be avoided!!
I took my car to owasco for a minor repair , car came back needing two new front axels, both front cv outter boots were ripped??? cost me a fortune. I am now looking for a mechanic in the area.
#35
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Anyways, Yes. I go to Vanderhaydon's, They specialize in German cars and know them inside out and backwards. They have their own large stock room of parts in their basement for commonly replaced parts and are above all HONEST! ! !
They are located on Simcoe St. S just south of Bloor. Just past the train bridge on the East side. Family owned and run. Great bunch of guys, if you don't smoke stay out of the office. ewwwww LOL
#36
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Have heard some varied feedback about Eurotune. They are fairly new, whereas Vanderhaydon's have been around since the early-mid 80's. Give it a try and you be happy.
#38
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I hope it is ok to ask 2 questions:
1/do i need a special tool to change my spark plugs in my 2001 audi a6 quatro?
2/ is there a manual on line that is like a shop manual for my car?
thx very much
1/do i need a special tool to change my spark plugs in my 2001 audi a6 quatro?
2/ is there a manual on line that is like a shop manual for my car?
thx very much
#39
Re: Audi Repair Shops to be avoided!!
1. as far as I know no special tool is needed for your model: just a spark-plug deep socket.
2. The Audi/VW... manuals are pretty well locked-up for "free" distribution: I have the Bentley product and I was trying to see if I can access anything other than my own manuals and the damned software takes forever to validate with the "mother ship"! I hope the license doesn't time out after 12 months... YES IT DID!