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28th June 2009, 05:01 PM
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Removal and replacement of drivers door glass.
What can I expect when I get the door trim off, any hidden screws etc.? Mine resembles crazy paving with curvy cracks. Very strange, presumably because it's D/glazed. It seems my prayers for one month without a stupid expense have gone unanswered. Bollocks.
Bill
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"Man Math" - The means by which a caring husband convinces his wife that a 4.2 A8 is in fact cheaper to run than a tiny Auto crap box "Being in touch with your feminine side" - The ability to, in the 30 seconds following a major accident, obtain your wifes approval for replacing your big german car with another "because otherwise we'd be dead". See also sulking for two years until she finally allows you to get another purely on the basis of your current one being the wrong colour. 
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8th July 2009, 09:19 PM
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Well that was fun.
Fitted last night, god bless the germans and their logical minds. Relatively easy apart from a few weird clips holding connectors on that took me a while to get right and why the hell did they put the connector for the electric mirrors at a silly angle? Very straightforward but I'll do a write up for the archives anyway. As always, super service from a8parts
 Bill
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"Man Math" - The means by which a caring husband convinces his wife that a 4.2 A8 is in fact cheaper to run than a tiny Auto crap box "Being in touch with your feminine side" - The ability to, in the 30 seconds following a major accident, obtain your wifes approval for replacing your big german car with another "because otherwise we'd be dead". See also sulking for two years until she finally allows you to get another purely on the basis of your current one being the wrong colour.
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