[urq] New quattro
Schaible, David
David.Schaible at jrspharma.com
Thu Oct 7 15:53:58 EDT 2004
That is my auto with the black ronals, normally people don't refer to me
by name, just as "that guy with the black ronals".......
The fenderwells are a good idea but I was thinking one of the electrical
type systems "sacrificial anode" that they use to keep submarines from
disappearing when dunked in salt water.....i don't know what they do to
the streets in boston but usually the difference between a NE car and
one in kaleefohnia rather dramatic.
David Schaible
JRS Pharma LP
2981 Rte 22
Patterson, NY 12563
845.878.3414
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-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew S Basinski [mailto:basinski.a at neu.edu]
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 2:44 PM
To: urq at audifans.com
Subject: Re: [urq] New quattro
Hey guys, thanks for all the great info. I'll have to look into
swapping the coolant for the boost gauge, that may kill two birds with
one stone. I did notice a strange (empty) vacuum filter in the glove
box, so that may have occured before.
On installing this coolant gauge-let's say I get the gauge, and get it
properly wired up. The temperature sensor is my biggest concern. I
found one at the front of the engine under the radiator hose, and I've
found sensors available on ebay for less than $20. If I bought one,
swapped them, installed the gauge, what will I need to wire? Right
now, there is only one wire coming out of the sensor. Though I haven't
traced it, I figure it goes to the ECU or something. Will I have to
run a second wire? Can I just swap the sensor and reconnect the one
wire? The ones on ebay show a plastic connector with what appears to
be 2 prongs. The one on my car is just a single outlet with no plastic.
As for rustproofing- what are my options? Undercoating, regular wash
and wax? I'm not in buffalo, but rather in boston (and sometimes
syracuse) but the car will see significant snow.
#3, my windshield washers don't work. The wipers go, there's fluid in
it, the tubes are clear and ready, but nothing is going. It's got to
be the pump, but before I replace it, could it be the wiring? Should I
just scrap it and get a new one? There's some on ebay for 15$ or so.
Lastly, thanks so much for the help already. You guys are fantastic,
I've already got answers to a bunch of my questions. Just some
comments on my car- I have electric diff locks, should I expect there
to be a vacuum behind it anyways? My seats are original, but I have no
intention of refurbishing them. They look fine, but the driver's side
bolster and back switch don't work. If I replace them, racing seats
will probably go in. David- is that your car with the black wheels?
It looks good, but I'm still on the line. I'll try and get some photos
so you can see what I mean when I say silver(ish).
Thanks, and expect more questions in the future.
-Andrew
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