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[Phil@sievers.demon.co.uk (Phil Payne)]

In message <941127221314_8302552@aol.com> OREO447766@aol.com writes:

>  Hi Phil, It sounds to me like you're in dire need of a factory service
> manual for your TQC. If it helps, I got my manual from -
> 
> Robert Bentley Publishers Inc.
> 1000 Massachusetts Avenue
> Cambridge, Massachusetts
> 02138           USA
> 
> Was your dealer any help in locating a manual? 

No.  I've found someone much more helpful, however, and I'll give him a go.  
Thanks for the poop on Bentley - I'll try them too. The word is that Audi UK 
restrict the manuals so as to protect their dealerships.  As I've said, I don't 
mind (and would even prefer) the German manuals - but I can't get those either. 

> The preferred method for mounting auxillary gauges in a TQC is indeed the
> dash pod that bolts right over your instrument binnacle, it will give you
> room for two or three other gauges. I was once told that the dash pod was
> actually an Audi part for European Audi 80's that were sold to taxi
> companies. I think they mount their fare meters in them! Hope this helps!

That makes sense - but it would ruin the appearance of the instrument layout 
since the rest is digital and pseudo-analogue (bars of LEDs).  I think it's 
going to wind up down in the driver's side sundries bin.

Phil Payne
Sievers Consulting UK
Vice Chair, UK Computer Measurement Group
+44 385 302803 Fido 2:2503/415  CIS 100012,1660