Re: New A6 Info

["Sean Ford" <sean@nwh.org>]

> The slighlty newer 100/A6 and 90 series' (like my wife's '90 90Q20V)
> are a little wierd, but passable. 

Hey, them's fighting words! Just kidding... everyone's entitled to their
opinion, as long as they realize they're wrong unless it's the same opinion
as mine! Sorry, I'm in a goofy mood today.

Speaking of the 100/A6, and I probably should stick more to speaking of
Audi's instead of wasting bandwidth (again, an apology), on my way to work
this morning, at dawn and 28 degrees F, I stopped by an automated,
touchless, carwash. This type of carwash uses high-pressure water spray for
everything. Anyway, I went with the under-carriage spray as well as the
standard wash and bogus wax (part of the package that includes the
under-carriage spray), and when I was driving away, I had a small cardiac
because the "Check Engine" symbol displayed for about 20 seconds :-o, went
out :-), came back on for about 10 seconds :-o, and then went out for good
:-). I'm thinking now that that was my last wash there, but I'm wondering
if anyone else has had this sort of problem?  I hate to give that carwash
up, since it's on my way to work (more or less), cheap, won't leave
scratches on the paint, and it's a good way to clear the salt/muck that
accumulates here in New England, but if it gives me and my Audi seperate
heart attacks.. forget it!

Sean Ford
sean@nwh.org
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Newton, MA  02162 (USA)
'92 Audi 100CS 5spd  16K miles (and counting!)
'89 Suzuki Katana 600 14K miles (and hibernating)

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