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Re: shudder when brakingquattro
Hairy green toads from Mars made Alan Breitman say:
> I had a similar with my old 90q. It turned out to be a faulty ABS =
> sensor. I think it was an expensive fix given the problem.
> Hope this helps
>
> Alan Breitman
> 91 200tq
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Eric Billing [SMTP:eric.billing@sdrc.com]
> Sent: Thursday, June 12, 1997 1:59 PM
> To: 'Audi List'
> Subject: shudder when braking
>
> Listers...
>
> I sometimes have encountered the following with our 93 100 CSQW (auto =
> transmission of course).
>
> While coming to a stop (or merely braking to nearly a stop...such as =
> rolling through a stop sign), I will sometimes get a shudder which feels =
> very similar to that which occurs in a manual transmission when the car =
> is slowed without engaging the clutch. The feeling is that of the engine =
> trying to continue to move the car forward which conflicts with the =
> brakes being applied. My foot is NOT on the accelerator (oh no, not =
> that).
>
> Also, although the sensation is similar to the ABS shudder, it occurs in =
> dry, clean conditions where tire slippage is NOT occuring so I would not =
> expect ABS to activate.
Yup. Have it with my '89 100Q for the second time right now.
Gotta get a new sensor (about $200 as I recall).
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