1995 A6 Questions from Cat

[Grant Lenahan]

Wild ideas.

Maybe there is no connection to the ignotion switch?
Maybe its just a sticky tranny?
Maybe you should change the fluid?

Grant
On Feb 15, 2007, at 11:16 PM, Fay Kelley wrote:

> thanks all ~
>
>> From: Grant Lenahan <glenahan at vfemail.net>
>> That's a weird one.
>> ignition switches are unreliable and weird, but not shifting?
>
>
> First I thought it was the ignition switch, now with that and the 
> housing
> both replaced, and it still happens on occasion, and that one time
> I moved the shift lever and the car moved up a gear ... now sure
> what else might be going on ....
>
>> Hmmmm.
>
> Hmmmm is right .... Audi will have to do step by step diagnosis if
> someone on the list might not have an idea .... they are stumped as 
> well.
>
> Ouch $
>
> Otherwise it is running good.   Still adding hydraulic fluid but
> otherwise is good.
>
> Someone approached me the other day and offered to buy it!
>
>>
>> From: Ado Sigal <a.sigal at bluewin.ch>
>> As you mention "Park", it suggests an auto box. If so, the issue of
>> shifting problem might be in the "Park" cut out switch.
>
> Would that affect the car not moving into high gear when it is moving?
>
>> From: "nick at beol.net" <nick at beol.net>
>> I worked on a post '92 100 once and caused a problem..  I 
>> disconnected and
>> replaced the switch on the trans that controls back up lights, shift
>> indicator neutral start and maybe more.  After putting together the 
>> car
>> wouldn't shift.  Required restting the computer, maybe by just
>> diconnecting the battery, I didn't see that part.  So maybe a loose ot
>> faulty multi $ function switch.
>
> What kind of switch?    Would you tell me where it is located?
>
> Thank you ~!!
>
>
> Thanks to everyone who wrote.   Cheers,  Fay
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