Help Me Preserve My Repurtation

[Jason Kohls]

Family album says its the "Cable guide with hole".

On 9/2/06, Grant Lenahan <glenahan at vfemail.net> wrote:
> Paul,
>
> I do have the paper bentley, btu nothing searchable.
>
> Except Google. Here's what it came up with, but for a similar vintage
> 100.
>
> I'll mail you the associated drawing separately, since this list does
> not allow attachments (does it?)
>
> Grant
>
>
> Results 1 - 2 of about 3 for 443419857A. (0.30 seconds)
>
> Автозапчасти Audi 100/Avant 1988 г.в.
> 18, 443419857A. cable guide with hole / manual- gearbox:. /
> AMK,AOE,APM,. / APL,AKL,AKM,. / AMS,AOD. (18), 443419857C. cable guide
> / manual- gearbox: ...
> etka.auto2.ru/au/A100/1988/79/52/905908/ - 57k - Supplemental Result -
> On Sep 2, 2006, at 1:25 AM, Paul Caouette wrote:
>
> > Audifans,
> >
> > Last week my daughter's 90Q (20v) started overheating so I volunteered
> > to
> > "fix it."
> >
> > Now I've been preaching troubleshooting to her since she could walk
> > into the
> > garage. "Always start with the simplest solutions and work towards the
> > most
> > complicated.It saves you lots of effort."
> >
> > I drove the car in witht the guage a bit past center and popped the
> > hood. No
> > fan....Hmmm. That's simple. Then I reached in and gave the fan blade a
> > spin......The fan began the run but at very low rpm. Lower than even
> > the low
> > setting on the two stage fan.....Hmmmm. Looks like it can't be the
> > thermostat 'cause it either on or off. So I forget my own lesson and
> > spend
> > the next three days removing the fan motor. In the process I broke off
> > the
> > plastic stem that connects the expansion tank to the radiator and had
> > to
> > drill and tap the hole for a metal insert. I finally get the fan out
> > after
> > wrestling with the shroud and discover on the benck that it works just
> > fine....&%$*@&!
> >
> > Just before putting the shroud back in I discover that the engine
> > mount is
> > broken so I spend another night replacing that.
> >
> > Tonight I tell her, "You have to help me reassemble." And she does.
> >
> > We had a great time but like all my work I alway seem to have an extra
> > nut
> > or screw left over. I made light of it and told her it always happens
> > and
> > not to worry.
> >
> > We start up the car and everything works fine. Even the metal stem!
> >
> > "See," I said, "You don't ever need all the parts they put on a car."
> >
> > Wwe drop it off the jacks and she backs it out slowly. As the car
> > backs out
> > there on the floor is a bracket. She stops the car and gets out. I
> > pick up
> > the braket and we both contemplate it. It is something I can't recall
> > removing and I can't for the life of me figure out what it is...or
> > where it
> > fits.
> >
> > Katherine is now reluctant to drive the car..and I;m reluctant to
> > admit that
> > I might have really screwed up.
> >
> > Perhaps one of you might have access to the parts fiche (or DVD) and
> > help me
> > with botha aname and an idea as to where it might fit
> >
> > The number on the backet is 443419857A.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated..... although perhaps I should maintain
> > that I
> > am a dummy so she won't be asking me to fix her car...ever again!
> >
> >
> > Paul
> > In Dnever
> > '83 TQC
> > 89 200 wagon
> > 90 20v q
> > 1998 A4 Avant
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