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I'd buy the book :thumb2 Hope you start to feel a bit better Rustygates.

have a search on here, you can use one off ebay for an audi a3 a4 a6 1.8. only a tenner. needs a spacer though.

Not seen a tailpipe like that before. Nice motor that.

Hello & Welcome :thumbs

Ah, i see, they're completely different. thanks for the pic.

:clap Same frequency, You've got it sussed :thumbs I wonder if '96 tdi's was the changover year from 418mhz to 433.92mhz

These are 418mhz? 433mhz is not compatible. Will the insides not fit into the flip? The Red & Black buttons look to be in a similar position to the flip's pad...

Mine is a Siemens, 433mhz. It's just a radio so technically any 433mhz transmitter should pop the doors. Hope it works for ya Keep one blade for a spare. :thumbs

Looks good. So did the new blade you got not have a slot for the pin? Or have you filed down your original key blade? Does the remote work or not?

The 2nd one. :doh I'm not 100% sure but I don't think yours is NATS2

It's a pin. Tap it out with a hammer and one of the precision screwdrivers, Or use a punch. If you look at the blade you will be replacing it with, it will have a slot at the top. This is where the pin goes.

£35 each from Nisan

£50 each pipe ?

As Rick has said MIL light flashing is immobilser. Needs reprogramming, Not the Remote locking but the NATS2

Glad you got sorted, in time for winter. The full tread of new rubber will be handy. Which did you go for? H/T A/T?

What's golden about the pension schemes? :nenau

APK's can also be emailed and installed from the phones email client, usually Gmail. I think??? What about any updates that are made to the App on play store? I have lots of cracked Pro apps, and I don't get updates through Google play store.

It is quite a fiddly job first time. Be careful with the screws first of all. They are very soft. Need the precision srewdrivers. 99p at B&M bargains. They can also be used to punch out the pin in the flip. (well that's what the key cutter man used on mine). The bit that I found really tricky...

wont here any complaints from me. couldn't pay me enough to do that job. £100k a year salary would still be a bargain in my book. I've never seen a late 50's firefighter on an engine. usually behind a desk at that age if they have stayed on.

:augie