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If it is a vehicle traded into that audi dealership and listed for sale, they should had got things fixed before listing it and not at your expense? Unless they are selling it as is.
Last edited by W205C43PFL; Nov 11, 2024 at 05:03 PM.
Aftermarket axle assemblies are junk. Only a solution for someone who want the problem to "go away" before they sell the car.
Aftermarket axle assemblies are junk. Only a solution for someone who want the problem to "go away" before they sell the car.




If it is a vehicle traded into that Audi dealership and listed for sale, they should had got things fixed before listing it and not at your expense? Unless they are selling it as is.
1.They are detailing it and addressing scratch on bumper. cabin filter, oil change, replace front axles.
2. Center console chrome peeling, driver switch worn, back pocket on seats broken
they want me to pay for.
He's going to verify brand of front axels. Don't know yet. Beyond this it's as is.




Aftermarket axle assemblies are junk. Only a solution for someone who wants the problem to "go away" before they sell the car.
Thanks for the input.




1.They are detailing it and addressing scratch on bumper. cabin filter, oil change, replace front axles.
2. Center console chrome peeling, driver switch worn, back pocket on seats broken
they want me to pay for.
He's going to verify brand of front axels. Don't know yet. Beyond this it's as is.
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Sounds like their in house brand label.
I gave them the repair kit numbers and they blew it off.
They are definitely doing bare min to sell it.




They were not going to touch up the bumper scratch unless I bought the car.
They never did pinpoint the vibration conclusively. It seems like a lot of service dept. have declined post-pandemic.
The thermostat will break anytime between 80-90k. Struts at 80K probably have another 10K life. $1,000 for the struts, just parts.
Engine mounts with labor probably near 1K. The interior will need $600 in parts due to wear/broken.
They would not lower it one penny. Man these guys are cheap! They call it a value vehicle.

Not worth taking on for 17K plus tax, DMV.
I found another car so will go with that one if FaceTime pans out.
This market is crazy. Tough to find a car with good value that does not need a lot of work.
Last edited by Nicholi2007; Nov 13, 2024 at 11:55 AM.
They were not going to touch up the bumper scratch unless I bought the car.
They never did pinpoint the vibration conclusively. It seems like a lot of service dept. have declined post-pandemic.
The thermostat will break anytime between 80-90k. Struts at 80K probably have another 10K life. $1,000 for the struts, just parts.
Engine mounts with labor probably near 1K. The interior will need $600 in parts due to wear/broken.
They would not lower it one penny. Man these guys are cheap! They call it a value vehicle.

Not worth taking on for 17K plus tax, DMV.
I found another car so will go with that one if FaceTime pans out.
This market is crazy. Tough to find a car with good value that does not need a lot of work.
Left side unit is MB part # 2053309910
https://mbparts.mbusa.com/oem-parts/...int-2053309910
The boot kit is separate, you'll also need a new axle nut since it's TTY.
I don't have the factory manual. You just disassemble the front brakes and suspension enough to remove the axle, put the shaft in a vice, remove the old boot, drive the CV unit off the shaft with a hammer and a brass punch, then do it all in reverse to put it back in.
Last edited by TwoC400s; Nov 15, 2024 at 03:28 PM.
Left side unit is MB part # 2053309910
https://mbparts.mbusa.com/oem-parts/...int-2053309910
The boot kit is separate, you'll also need a new axle nut since it's TTY.
I don't have the factory manual. You just disassemble the front brakes and suspension enough to remove the axle, put the shaft in a vice, remove the old boot, drive the CV unit off the shaft with a hammer and a brass punch, then do it all in reverse to put it back in.












