re. armrest removal 200Q

Thomas J. Donohue, Jr. donohue at netconnx.net
Thu Oct 26 12:50:42 EDT 2000


Just a little BTDT...the allen screws are not supposed to come out of the
armrests...just loosen them up  a few turns and start wiggling the armrest until
it begins to slide off its mounts.  If one of the 3 screws seems to be too
tight, give it another turn or two and it will comply.  LOL. Tom

"Swann, Benjamin R. (BSWANN)" wrote:

> What'dya know - I was just there last night!  While preparing to pressure
> sahe the engine and area under the cowling, I found the passenger window did
> not go up from either switch.
>
> Off with the door panel!  Hey my phillips doesn't work in these holes.
> Flashlight revealed and allen wrench - 5mm I beleive, but I didn't check, as
> I just used the first one that fit snugly.
>
> Unscrew all three as much as you can, but they dont necessarily come all the
> way out. Then Yank the handle off (if it breaks, well it needed replacement
> anyway;'{kidding.)  Remove the inside door handle hook.
>
> Two small screws at the top sides of the door panel.  Everything else is
> straight forward..yank panel up and out.
>
> BTW. I was able to use a battery to get the window back up again.  I'll
> trouble shoot later.  There's more important stuff to fix on this car first.
>
> Regards,
>
> Ben Swann
>
> '85 4000 CS Quattro - "Project GTQ" - 87.5 GT COUPE 2.3  engine recipient  -
> maybe by next spring
> '87 5000 CS Turbo Quattro Wagon - Currently set for around 16 PSI - a good
> comprimise.
> '89 100 Quattro - with a pair of bad fuel injectors causing it to run like
> $#!+.
>
> p.s. I need a bomb for the '89 100Q.
> p.p.s. Anyone have a wiring diagram for this car they can fax or email me.
> _______________________________
>
> Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 23:15:20 -0500
> To: Quattro list <quattro at audifans.com>
> From: Calvin Krug <ckrug at laf.cioe.com>
> Subject: armrest removal 200Q
>
> I need to get inside the front door of my '89 200 and reconnect the
> linkage to the lock cylinder.  I can't quite see how the armrest is
> attached to the door, though.  There are three small holes in the
> underside of the armrest, but they look a little small to contain the
> usual type of screw that most cars use, and on top of that, the holes
> don't angle toward the door, but seem to be completely vertical.
> Someone who has had one of these off tell me how it works before I
> end up breaking something.  Thanks.
>
> Calvin K.




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