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Real Men & Bombs
The easy test for an OK accumulator is to (with the engine off
depress (etc...)
> > Ha, for wimps!
> The RealMan(tm)'s test is to scream down the highway and hit the brakes
> hard and fast. If nothing happens, your accumulator is toast.
I hear 'ya, big guy.
Probably best performed not in an Audi, but in a '63 International
Travelall ("Cornbinder") with the you-betchum-Ben-Hur, 8" diameter
sewer pipe bumpers front & rear! Anything smaller'n a Greyhound Bus
would bounce off!!
Kinda-Audi content: my office partners harrass me about the amount of
fooling I've done with my wife's 200T recently. I sometimes
understand why my next door neighbor sold his '73 ovloV Sportswagon
and bought a '81 F-150 peekup. He said that just for once in his
life, he wanted to drive into a service station, ask for them to
change a part, throw them the keys, and be able to walk off without
worrying about the car, parts availability, or the cost. (Sigh..)
Once I get this presure accumulator problem put to bed, I hope the
Audi gods will be kind for a few weeks. (I can hear them snickering
at the very thought...)
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