I have an audi a3 tdi sport 2003 the seat belt won't pull over enough for it to buckle in to get it fastened any idea on how to fix it

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Feb 1, 2012 - My Car 58 S3, as of last night decided to start revving whilst on idle, I found a clip ... I can do or is it going to be a trip to audi for them to pull my pants down! ... Lots of members all over the UK have VCDS, have a look at the VCDS .....and as the engine warms up it'll auto-rev to 1000rpm every time i sit at idle. Car revving itself on idle ?
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RedditSep 3, 2014 - When getting into first gear, I bring the revs up to around 2000 RPM right ... Being able to get going without any throttle is fairly dependent on car size and ...Thats how I have a 300,000 kay clutch still on my audi with no slippage. ... Clutches ought to last well over 100,000 miles if they are not abused, and ...

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On my 2016 Ford Escape the rear passenger seat folded down and would not hold back up the problem was that the seat belt buckle pivoted down below the level of the seat when I try to raise the back of the sheet the seat belt buckle would prevent it it ended up crushing the plastic on the seat belt buckle preventing it from working the hold the seat belt I was able to repair the seat belt buckle with a screwdriver regular Style and a cigarette lighter the soft in the plastic back up so it would stay in position

Remove seat bottom or fish in the crack for the extra seat belt latch assembly. Normally connected to the one that is already out on that mounting point.

try relapsing the switch inside the female of the seat belt

The rear seat pulls out easily.  Grab the front of the seat with fingers under seat on driver side and pull up hard.  do the same on the passenger side and it will unclip.  Then you can move the seat around to get to the buckle.  Install by inserting rear end in first and lineing up the metal tabs w/ the female plastic inserts in the floor and push down hard until it snaps into place.

Audi A3 Recommended Tyre Pressures 1.6 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 SE 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 Sport 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 T Sport 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 T Quattro Sport 00 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 S3 99 - Onwards 30 30 36 40 1.9 TDi - 110bhp 96 - Onwards 30 30 36 40 1.9 TDi - 130bhp 01 - Onwards 28 28 32 40

Look inside the petrol cap! Otherwise:Audi A3 Recommended Tyre Pressures 1.6 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 SE 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 Sport 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 T Sport 96 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 1.8 T Quattro Sport 00 - Onwards 28 28 32 40 S3 99 - Onwards 30 30 36 40 1.9 TDi - 110bhp 96 - Onwards 30 30 36 40 1.9 TDi - 130bhp 01 - Onwards 28 28 32 40

Telephoned Audi Main Dealers around Manchester – Macclesfield very helpful, others either disconnected or not answering. Manual costs £21.85 (inc. VAT) + postage .... Too big to actually download and print, I suspect!

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There is no change interval as it is chain driven

Sounds like the belt is twisted inside the retractor you will have to pull all the way out to straighten. if you feel it locking into place then it is a bad belt

Soak it soak it and soak it....... may take a few days.... If nothing works, get a hair dryer and heat it up warm to the touch..... melt wax all over the quite warm bolt unit and let sit overnight.... as it cools it will draw the wax down along the threads