New RS6 owner, hopefully picking it up within a week
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New RS6 owner, hopefully picking it up within a week
It has been a long time coming, but excitement outweighed logic and I went ahead and pulled the trigger on a Daytona Gray on black RS6. Audi Nav and sound enhancing exhaust. 1 owner with meticulous service records. Its in Texas so I have to get out there to pick it up. I am very excited to start modding and enjoying this monster. The DRC recall has already been performed, so I am very happy about that. Anything I should look out for or check for on the car?
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Congrats....fun rides they be.
Change the tranny oil and engine oil as soon as you get it.
I have the MTM ecu and tcu upgrade, consider it; the car transforms from fast to much faster.
Change the tranny oil and engine oil as soon as you get it.
I have the MTM ecu and tcu upgrade, consider it; the car transforms from fast to much faster.
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Just got mine also. 70,000 pristine condition-- I do not regret this impulse buy at all, even though the 75k belt change is staring ate ;-). I also plan to upgrade to apr chip ( in exchange for a
bike... Hehe) . Wicked fast. Just humbled the new Camaro SS the other night. Good hunting.Btw, what's the drc recall?
bike... Hehe) . Wicked fast. Just humbled the new Camaro SS the other night. Good hunting.Btw, what's the drc recall?
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Thanks for the welcome and the info guys. Between traveling for work and the ****ty weather, I havent had time to take any pictures, and still wont, as i leave again for 2 weeks. Once I get back though, i will definitely have the oil changed and the trans fluid changed. Is the timing belt recommended to do at 75k?
i dont know specifically what the DRC recall corrected, but it was some kind of failure with the DRC suspension that caused it not to ride properly.
i dont know specifically what the DRC recall corrected, but it was some kind of failure with the DRC suspension that caused it not to ride properly.
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Congrats. New here as well. Car is at the dealer for the first repair. Bought the Platinum coverage Fidelity warranty - per the dealer the upper and lower control arms need replaced. Waiting to hear back from Fidelity on coverage. They better cover this.
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Yes, T-belt should be done at 75K
Goto www.RS6.com ....in the Rs6 forum there is a sticky to the service schedule with part numbers....a good thing to know and have !
Goto www.RS6.com ....in the Rs6 forum there is a sticky to the service schedule with part numbers....a good thing to know and have !
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Nice. Just got mine. It is in the shop. Upper and lower control arms....and a tranny issue.
Have a Fidelity Platinum extended warranty. Car has been in the shop for 4 days now. I get her back next week. I love the car.
Have a Fidelity Platinum extended warranty. Car has been in the shop for 4 days now. I get her back next week. I love the car.
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