compatibility of parts between 1998 2.8L a4 and 2001 1.8T A4
So I recently had an accident and i need a bunch of replacement parts. It looks like I may be picking up a parts car to get everything i need but im worried about what parts may or may not be compatible between them.
My car is the 2.8L the parts I am looking for are: Hood Bumper Radiator support panel Headlights Turn signals Radiator condenser radiator fan and clutch Which of these parts would be considered completely compatible if the parts car is a 2001 1.8? Thanks for any help, really appreciated. |
I'm sure the hood, bumper, headlights/ turn signal (one piece if its coming from an 01) would fit...someone with more experience can chime in on the rest.
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Originally Posted by joenelson7687
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I'm sure the hood, bumper, headlights/ turn signal (one piece if its coming from an 01) would fit...someone with more experience can chime in on the rest.
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Just went through the same thing with my a4
Parts that will fit are Hood Bumper Core support if you also get the 1 piece headlights (you will have to salvage the horn bracket from the 2.8 since the newer models had the horn on both sided instead of just the passenger side Radiator depends on manual or auto (auto has fluid lines going to the radiator) Not sure on ac condensor |
All of it should fit fine. You'll have to grind the fenders a little for the headlights to go in (not hard and definitely worth the effort).
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Originally Posted by srlito
(Post 1211452)
Just went through the same thing with my a4
Parts that will fit are Hood Bumper Core support if you also get the 1 piece headlights (you will have to salvage the horn bracket from the 2.8 since the newer models had the horn on both sided instead of just the passenger side Radiator depends on manual or auto (auto has fluid lines going to the radiator) Not sure on ac condensor Does that mean the radiator is not interchangeable? Or do some hose lines just have to be plugged?
Originally Posted by ImTheDevil
(Post 1211492)
All of it should fit fine. You'll have to grind the fenders a little for the headlights to go in (not hard and definitely worth the effort).
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If you remove the corner lamp on a car with two-piece headlights, you'll see that inside the arch of the fender that mates to the corner lamp, there's a lip of sorts in there. That has to be ground down. CCA4 did his own DIY writeup for this and posted it on AudiFreaks.com awhile back and it's very thorough - the pics in the DIY will show you exactly. If you PM him for the pics/info, or just check the B5 section on that forum, you'll see everything you need to see.
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Originally Posted by ImTheDevil
(Post 1211733)
If you remove the corner lamp on a car with two-piece headlights, you'll see that inside the arch of the fender that mates to the corner lamp, there's a lip of sorts in there. That has to be ground down. CCA4 did his own DIY writeup for this and posted it on AudiFreaks.com awhile back and it's very thorough - the pics in the DIY will show you exactly. If you PM him for the pics/info, or just check the B5 section on that forum, you'll see everything you need to see.
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