What happened to your D3/D4 today?

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Originally Posted by Macadamia

I only took the key one off to use the physical key when my battery was flat. I haven't had to change the actuators so I wouldn't know. all I know if removing this piece of the door handle almost always breaks the clips off it.

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Yep. The only one made to be removed and replaced is the Passenger door with the key.

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Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

I don’t recall taking that off when doing mine. It was all done from inside the door [emoji848]

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I had taken them off after watching PowerfulUK videos and other manual steps which indicate to take them off so I can actually take the entire latch assembly out of the door.

Was there enough room to take out the latch assembly while the door handle is attached to the door?? Little worried I’d drop some of the screws inside the door cavity.

I’m trying to now selleys kneedit it back to the clip shape, rather than AliExpress one(anal about colour differences).

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Originally Posted by imaz

I had taken them off after watching PowerfulUK videos and other manual steps which indicate to take them off so I can actually take the entire latch assembly out of the door.

Was there enough room to take out the latch assembly while the door handle is attached to the door?? Little worried I’d drop some of the screws inside the door cavity.

I’m trying to now selleys kneedit it back to the clip shape, rather than AliExpress one(anal about colour differences).

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It’s a pain trying to reattach the cable from the handle to the actuator that’s for sure, but all done through the inside without touching the handle itself.

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Originally Posted by loanrangie

I would have expected a better figure, i can get down to 8.2 on the lie o meter on my non remapped D3.

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Since having my High and low pressure fuel pumps replaced I haven’t seen under 11.4 on my non remapped D3. I have looked and looked and definitely no fuel leaks either

Bulletman

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Originally Posted by Bulletman

Since having my High and low pressure fuel pumps replaced I haven’t seen under 11.4 on my non remapped D3. I have looked and looked and definitely no fuel leaks either

Bulletman

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Reset the counter before your next long trip, this will give you a fairly accurate reading.

Did some “Range” work.
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Originally Posted by Tombie

Did some “Range” work.
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Volunteering the D4 for a range target is a new one for me, did you upgrade to the ballistic model and want to test the glass?

Finally finished suspension and wheel bearings replacement. I have now replaced front and rear upper and lower control arms, sway bar links and all four wheel bearings. Rebuilt the EAS valve blocks, and reset the height calibration on the sensors. Air struts I replaced last year. Will go for a full wheel alignment this coming week, then should be good for a bit. Drove it today, already so much better.

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Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE

Finally finished suspension and wheel bearings replacement. I have now replaced front and rear upper and lower control arms, sway bar links and all four wheel bearings. Rebuilt the EAS valve blocks, and reset the height calibration on the sensors. Air struts I replaced last year. Will go for a full wheel alignment this coming week, then should be good for a bit. Drove it today, already so much better.

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My next job is rear upper and lower arms, fronts and air struts have all been done along with wheel bearings as well.

Does the rear need to have a wheel alignment when arms have been changed?

Cheers Bulletman

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Originally Posted by Bulletman

My next job is rear upper and lower arms, fronts and air struts have all been done along with wheel bearings as well.

Does the rear need to have a wheel alignment when arms have been changed?

Cheers Bulletman

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Yea, because the upper hub to arm bolt is on a eccentric for rear camber adjustment, plus all previous settings would have all been based on old worn bushes.