I recently purchase a well loved 2003 allroad twin turbo 2.7 with just on 200,000 kilometres on the clock, In my 40 years of driving I have not had a car I have enjoyed more. The car has been serviced by Audi dealer for all it's life. The car runs magnificient and I reckon it would still meet the original specs for get up and go.
The issue I have is the drivers side front corner sags overnight if I leave it on normal cruise hieght (level 2) If I pump it up to the level 3 setting and park the car it stays at that hieght.
Can some one give me advice on what would be needed to fix the problem, is there any technical manuals I can reference and is it replacement suspension or can I replace a series of seals in the suspension components.
I had the exact same issue with an '04, the Audi strut is way over priced at around $750, the is a company out of Flordia that has redesigned the strut and offers a lifetime warranty, I replaced both front struts for $650 in parts. I believe the name is Arnott. I live in Colorado at 10000' so mine went out at around 68K miles
Air bag or line has a leak they usually corrode and leak around fittings at bag
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if you raise the vehicle up in the air so the tyre is off of the ground you can see the air line usually green or red tha line goes into the strut where it goes in there is probably corrosion all around the fitting spray this with a soapy solution this will let you know if it is leaking at the line if it doesnt leak at the line i suspect a bad air strut
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