Clock spring part number for Audi

TheBully

My clock spring just snapped this eve, rather than take it apart just to get part number is there anywhere I can enter my reg and get part number, so I only have to strip wheel once?

It’s a 2012 a6 today Quattro

Thanks guys

tossy

TheBully wrote: »

My clock spring just snapped this eve, rather than take it apart just to get part number is there anywhere I can enter my reg and get part number, so I only have to strip wheel once?

It’s a 2012 a6 today Quattro

Thanks guys

Your local friendly Audi parts dept.

Toyotafanboi

I wouldn't say they'd give you the part number unless you're buying it tbh.

You can get the part number with good diagnostic software and in some cases it's actually necessary with VAG stuff.

You'd often see where ETKA will list two part numbers for the same car for clock springs and the different numbers would be different brands say Bosch and Valeo and it would advise to scan the car to get the brand.

TheBully

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

I wouldn't say they'd give you the part number unless you're buying it tbh.

You can get the part number with good diagnostic software and in some cases it's actually necessary with VAG stuff.

You'd often see where ETKA will list two part numbers for the same car for clock springs and the different numbers would be different brands say Bosch and Valeo and it would advise to scan the car to get the brand.

Thanks guys, I’ll give this a go

homingbird

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