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andya 22-12-17 09:01 AM

A6 All road 2009 - changing the headlamp bulbs
 
Hi all

My work colleague has an Audi A6 all road - hes brought it into work today asking if I can help him change the headlamp bulbs - he has no tools, has no clue on car's, and says it's a pig of a job to do, and you have to take the front of the car apart to get to it:crazy:

Anyone got one, and can shed a light (sorry no pun intended)

Just so I can crack on and seem like I know what I'm doing!

Isimmo 22-12-17 09:16 AM

Prepare yourself... A lot of the newer Audis require fairly invasive surgery for such items.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rwZoOc1ZANk

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CpM5OX0RKwA

After watching those, you might want to suggest you've got a nasty rash, or contagious ailment and he best off soliciting someone else to help him.... :D

andya 22-12-17 09:24 AM

And there was I thinking it can't be that hard.......

Thanks for that Ian.

I think I'm developing a headache, sore throat..... might have to go home early, especially as hes just popped out and won't be back until the afternoon......

AdrianH 22-12-17 09:53 AM

And we thought needing to remove the air filter to get at the offside headlamp was bad...

Isimmo 22-12-17 10:10 AM

lol... It's quite telling when the edited highlights video of a professional attempting a headlight bulb change still lasts 22mins... :yikes:

quattrodave 22-12-17 11:12 AM

Another nail in the coffin for modern Audi's for me anyway. :wall:

Hanuman 22-12-17 11:21 AM

I was much impressed with removing wheel arch liners to replace the bulbs on my Mazda. They're all at it.

John. 22-12-17 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Hanuman (Post 438521)
I was much impressed with removing wheel arch liners to replace the bulbs on my Mazda. They're all at it.

Aye, some manufacturers whilst it could be a pig of a job make it a bit easier.

Don't get me started on pollen filters :grr:

SwallownAmazon 22-12-17 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by John. (Post 438528)
Don't get me started on pollen filters :grr:

You need an E38 BMW - one self-tapper under the bonnet for each one of two :tup:
Oil filter is in a separate housing to the side of the engine and accessible from the top. I've always said that engine designers should be made to unscrew the filter over their living room carpets. :wall:

(BMW 740i Sport is the other automotive love of my life! :shake:)

mackenzie50 22-12-17 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by SwallownAmazon (Post 438530)
You need an E38 BMW - one self-tapper under the bonnet for each one of two :tup:
Oil filter is in a separate housing to the side of the engine and accessible from the top. I've always said that engine designers should be made to unscrew the filter over their living room carpets. :wall:

(BMW 740i Sport is the other automotive love of my life! :shake:)

Always loved that oil filter location on the Beemers I had....simple but genius design! :tup:


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