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2003 Audi TT - Q&A

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2003 Audi TT Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 8 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
Im thinkin about getting a 2003 audi TT turbo? Are there any things i should be worried about?
What about maintenance, are these usually pretty dependable cars? Do they hold up.
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 6 answers

The parts are expensive so if you wreck it, your wallet will shrink. Who ever said its RWD has no idea what they are talking about becuase i dont think audi makes a car that is RWD. They have FWD and of course Quattro. (which is in your best interest) the audi AWD systems are the best in the world...

I need to replace the center storage console in my 2003 Audi TT without going to the dealer?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

Do it then, it should just be a matter of changing out some plastic pieces.

How do i check when the next service is due on a 2003 audi tt roadster?
I have played with the dash buttons, but not having any luck
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 5 answers

type into searchbox 2003 audi tt roadster maintenance call dealer ask at what mileage you shoul ddo things

How to add ATF after replacing 2003 Audi TT transmission pan?
My daughter ran over something and crushed the 6speed automatic transmission pan. I am buying a new pan and filter. Without buying a specialized tool, how do I get the ATF into the transmission? There is no top stick or filler hole. The fluid apparently must be added through the bottom drain plug. Is there an easy and non-messy way to do this?
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

The fill hole is on transmission differential housing just below the fluid cooler and by the axle shaft insert. Use Torx T55 to remove the the plug. The plug on the transmission pan is called overflow plug. Use it to check trans fluid level. The drain plug is at the bottom center of the...


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