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Swapped to brown vintage looking
Since my truck has a rear window defroster, the wiring is already present to add heated mirrors. Just needed to purchase some XLT heated mirrors and install.
Fixed sagging headliner courtesy of 20 year old glue. Dropping the headliner wasn't incredibly difficult except for around the sunroof retaining trim. Using the right glue is critical for this, I used 3M Super 77.
S4 Suede door panels, stitched center console trim and a B9 round steering wheel/airbag
Removed EGR pipes from exhaust manifolds, replaced with Darkside Developments race pipes. Ended up breaking a bolt in the passenger side manifold, welded a plug in it's place rather than using a block off plate on that side.
Rust and damage repair
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Fixed sagging headliner courtesy of 20 year old glue. Dropping the headliner wasn't incredibly difficult except for around the sunroof retaining trim. Using the right glue is critical for this, I used 3M Super 77.
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Removed EGR pipes from exhaust manifolds, replaced with Darkside Developments race pipes. Ended up breaking a bolt in the passenger side manifold, welded a plug in it's place rather than using a block off plate on that side.
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SEP14Installed a set of D4 Audi A8 Sport seats (Diamond stitched) in brown, color is a little off but they are awesome seats.
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SEP20White Inno 660 roof box with some cheap amazon roof racks, does the trick!
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Rieger body kit paint matched to the car
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ABS Module fault recorded in VCDS, and associated modules noting that the ABS Module could not be communicated with. Cross referenced the wiring diagrams for the footwell splices and checked continuity + CAN signal. Ended up tracing CAN Signal and ground all the way to the ABS Module, discovered module faulty. Brake fluid was also present in the connector. Removal and replacement involves pulling the wiper cowl, removing one ECU (the master), and the cabin air intake, in addition to a full brake bleed. Make sure you follow the VCDS output tests to properly bleed the front brakes, and re-code your new ABS module accordingly for proper communication.
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Previous owner installed an upgraded carrier bearing, not sure the brand
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OCT03
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Purchased SPD Performance high flow downpipes and swapped them over from the stock ones, in addition to a full SPD Performance Whistle kit.
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Rust and damage repair
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Installed swivel seats and then built custom adapters to bolt up D4 Audi A8 seats, they are big for the vehicle but insanely comfortable.
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SEP11
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Very easy swap if you have all of the necessary hardware, custom drive shaft and machined bell housing. The factory L series bellhousing is reused and is machined declared over the KA24 gearbox.
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