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Re: Super A4



In a message dated 97-04-11 09:46:10 EDT, philby@ix.netcom.com (Phil Coppin)
writes:

<< My wife has an A4q 2.8 Slushbox.
 With the "adaptive" autobox, I decided it should be me that "teaches" 
 the transmission :-), not my super careful queen! 
 Let me tell you, after 5k (of which about 4k is mine!) it is pretty 
 quick off the line for a slushbox ...>>

The adaptive learning capability of the Audi automatic transmission in not
cumulative.  It begins from every key-off start at a fixed baseline and
"learns" your driving behavior on that trip only.  Even then, it is not
cumulative.  It operates on sort of a running average of how you have been
driving "lately" and also responds to quick throttle inputs that exceed a
prescribed threshold.  So you can flog the car every day, for thousands of
miles, but the next time you start it, it won't remember a thing.