RattyMcClelland wrote:Alright Dale Winton.Aaron14P wrote:
I brought an 03 plate Audi TT Quattro today..


I'm gonna tell the place to keep the deposit and not to worry about me collecting it Monday now hahah
RattyMcClelland wrote:Alright Dale Winton.Aaron14P wrote:
I brought an 03 plate Audi TT Quattro today..
NafemanNathan wrote:A couple of the cheap dehumidifier tubs to go inside, to prevent moisture and mould.
wurlycorner wrote:If you're gonna be starting it up and running it round the block regularly, that's the main thing tbh.
A (good) cover is a good investment. If you want to ensure that the paint doesn't get scratched though, be aware that you will need to wash and dry the car before putting it on (each time)
A quick wash/dry should be fine though, don't need to go to town.
If you're not gonna be driving it regularly, make sure the coolant is new/correct concentration (old or weak antifreeze mix is bad for engine internal corrosion) and connect the car up to a smart car charger/battery conditioner - I did a review of some recently.
thank you for all the advice.norks27 wrote:Think the brake callipers can seize up if the handbrake is on too tight for too long.
I know I had rear brake issues which needed sorting after being neglected and not driven, exacerbated by having the handbrake on too tightly, (if that makes sense).
I leave mine in gear and try to remember to lightly apply handbrake.
Oh yeah, I forgot to say - I got a full refund :NafemanNathan wrote:So nothing from Tegiwa?...