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Bas de Leede

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  • First Name Bas
  • Last Name de Leede
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  • Birthday October 10, 2000

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    • Bas de Leede
    • 23 posts
    Posted in the topic Finally got around to servicing my RS3's DSG at 60k - worthwhile investment in the forum Off-Topic Discussions
    August 29, 2026 12:02 AM PDT

    I'll be honest, I've been putting off the DSG service on my 2019 RS3 for way longer than I should have because I kept telling myself it could wait another few thousand kilometers, and then another few thousand, and before I knew it I was at nearly 65,000 kms without having touched the gearbox fluid since new. I know these DQ500 units are pretty robust but I'd been reading enough horror stories about mechatronic failures and clutch pack wear that I finally decided to stop being lazy and get it done properly. I did a fair bit of research beforehand because I wanted to make sure I wasn't taking it to just any random garage that would use the wrong fluid or skip the crucial adaptation procedure that's so important after a DSG service. I ended up finding a place that's known as a Professional Audi transmission repair garage in Khalifa City and honestly the whole experience was so much smoother than I expected. The guys there actually knew exactly what I was talking about when I mentioned the DQ500 and they walked me through the whole process, showed me the old fluid and filter which were absolutely filthy by the way, and explained what they were doing at each step. The difference in how the car drives now is honestly pretty significant, the shifts feel noticeably crisper and more responsive, especially in dynamic mode where it used to feel a bit clunky at low speeds. I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner because I probably put unnecessary wear on the clutches by leaving it so long, but at least it's done now and I've got the peace of mind knowing the gearbox is properly maintained. If anyone's on the fence about getting their DSG serviced, just do it, it's way cheaper than a new mechatronic unit or a clutch replacement and it genuinely makes a noticeable difference to how the car drives.

    • Bas de Leede
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    Posted in the topic Just had my diff rebuilt and wow what a difference in the forum News and Announcements
    July 11, 2026 4:28 AM PDT

    So a few months back I started hearing this awful grinding noise from the rear of my Patrol whenever I made tight turns, especially in parking lots or when maneuvering slowly. It got progressively worse over time and I knew I couldn't keep ignoring it because eventually it was going to leave me stranded somewhere. I took it to a few places for quotes and some of them were absolutely insane, like they wanted to replace the entire differential assembly which would have cost me more than half the value of the car. One place even told me I should just sell the car and buy something newer, which was super helpful of them. I eventually found a specialist who actually knew what they were talking about and they explained that the problem was with the limited slip clutches and spider gears, and that a rebuild with new bearings and seals would solve it without needing to replace the whole unit. They quoted me a fair price and I decided to go ahead with it even though I was pretty nervous about the whole process because I'd never had that kind of work done before. I ended up taking it to a shop that I found through https://800sayara.com/car-differential-repair/ class=""> and honestly the whole experience was surprisingly smooth, they kept me updated throughout the process and explained exactly what they were doing. The car drives like a completely different vehicle now, no more grinding, no more whining, just smooth quiet operation and I've even noticed my fuel economy improved a bit because everything is properly aligned and free of resistance. If you're hearing weird noises from the rear end, seriously don't ignore it because it only gets more expensive the longer you put it off, get it checked out by someone who knows what they're doing before it turns into a much bigger problem.

    • Bas de Leede
    • 23 posts
    Posted in the topic Need a genuine car battery supplier in Dubai for a Land Cruiser – mobile service a must in the forum News and Announcements
    July 11, 2026 3:24 AM PDT

    I'm in a bit of a spot with my 2018 Land Cruiser, the battery has been struggling to crank for the last few mornings and I know with the heat coming, I need to get it sorted before I'm stuck in the middle of nowhere. I'm looking for a mobile service that can come to my location because I really don't have the time to sit around at a garage, especially with work being so busy. The thing is, I've used a couple of those random guys before and ended up with a battery that died after a year, so I'm determined to find a genuine car battery supplier in Dubai this time around, someone who actually uses new, warrantied parts from a trusted brand like Amaron or Bosch, not some refurbished unit. I've been hearing about a few services that do 24/7 mobile replacements and even test the alternator and starter before they just swap it out, which sounds like a much more professional approach than what I've experienced before. Has anyone here used a reliable mobile battery service in Dubai recently that they'd recommend, especially for a 4x4 that needs a strong AGM battery to handle the heat? I'd really appreciate some real feedback before I make any calls.

    • Bas de Leede
    • 23 posts
    Posted in the topic New recycling plant in Muscat – need hundreds of crates for sorted materials in the forum News and Announcements
    June 9, 2026 10:31 PM PDT

    We're finally opening a small recycling facility in the Mabella industrial area next month, focused on sorting and baling plastics and aluminum. One thing I completely underestimated is how many containers we'll need for the different material streams before they get crushed and baled. I'm talking about separate crates for clear PET, colored HDPE, aluminum cans, and then a few more for contamination rejects. I've been trying to find a reliable plastic crates supplier in Muscat that can handle a bulk order of maybe 600 to 800 crates, all the same size so they stack nicely, but maybe with different colors so workers can easily tell which stream is which. The problem is most local suppliers I've found only keep maybe 100 in stock and would take weeks to order the rest. I saw a UAE based company online that seems to specialize in industrial crates but I'm not sure if they have a presence here in Oman. Does anyone know a supplier that regularly stocks large quantities or can deliver to Muscat from Dubai without killing us on shipping? Also, any advice on whether open or solid crates work better for dusty recyclables? Thanks in advance for any tips, this is my first time setting up something like this.

    • Bas de Leede
    • 23 posts
    Posted in the topic Should I inspect a car that's still under manufacturer warranty? in the forum Off-Topic Discussions
    June 5, 2026 10:29 PM PDT

    I'm considering a 2020 Mercedes E350 in Hor Al Anz that still has about 14 months of factory warranty left. The seller says there's no need for an inspection because any mechanical issues would be covered by the dealer. But I'm worried about things the warranty doesn't cover, like accident damage, worn interior, or maintenance items. The car has 70k km and looks clean. I found a company that offers Skilled Car Assessment Hor Al Anz and they can do a full check. Is it worth spending 600 AED on a car that's still under warranty? My friend says I'm wasting money, but I've heard of warranty claims being denied for pre-existing conditions or because the car was in an unreported accident. Has anyone here bought a warrantied car and later found hidden damage that the warranty didn't cover? I'm leaning toward getting the inspection for peace of mind. Any advice on what to focus on for a car that still has warranty would be great. Thanks.

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