Re: Question re: Radio security codes

[Doug Rudoff <drudoff@spry.com>]

>I bought my 92' 100 V6 with 23,500 miles on it from this lady who rarely
>drove it and of course she didn't remember where she put the radio code,
>she was joking she put it in such a safe place she forgot where it is. To
>make a long story short, I called University Audi in Seattle, they told
>me they could get me the radio code if I brought the car in since they
>need to pull the radio out and look at the serial number so that they
>could look it up from some database. I took my car in for service and
>they got me the radio code. At first the service rep. said they wanted
>to charge me $10 for it but I told him the assistant manager told me over
>the phone that there would be no charge so he apologized and took the
>item off my invoice.

Wow! They (at University Audi) made me pay half an hour labor ($30) for
this. Even when I made complained about it taking all of five minutes to
do. Maybe if I was getting more than an oil change at the time they would
have done it cheaply.

Doug Rudoff           SPRYNET / CompuServe Seattle           drudoff@spry.com