Audi service records, how do I get them?

[Kneale Brownson]

I'd contact the dealer that did the work (maybe go in person with the car
if it's possible) and explain that  the PO lost the paperwork at a detail
shop or something like that, and you wonder if they can supply
copies.  They probably have them in the computer for up to two or three
years back, but probably not from before that.

At 03:15 PM 09/07/2003 -0400, Mike Arman wrote:


>Part of the deal I made when I bought the V8Q was a photocopy of the title
>of the previous owner - something not usually available.
>
>Turned out I was able to contact him (!) and get some information from him
>- he had left all the service records in the glove box, and the monkey lads
>who detailed the car discarded ALL of them!!!!  And a V8Q is not the kind
>of car you want to own with absolutely NO service history . . .
>
>Anyway, he had most of the work done at an authorized Audi dealership
>(which explains why he said he simply couldn't afford to keep the car - he
>bought a MB C230 Kompressor!), but that also means that ALL the work is in
>Audi's database somewhere.
>
>Best of all, he did a complete timing belt service a little over a year ago
>- yeehaaah, now *I* don't have to do this tomorrow!!!!!!
>
>Anyway, how do I go about getting copies of the Audi service records on
>this car?
>
>P.S. Still need a set of four wheel spacers - 5 by 112, 10mm thick, plus
>attachment hardware.
>
>Lotsa type 44 goodies to trade . . .
>
>(Chris Miller has two, but I'll need two more . . .)
>
>
>Best Regards,
>
>Mike Arman
>
>