Re[2]: OPINION WANTED : Audi as a "consumer" vehicle (long)

[awoolhouse@zetex.com]

     I agree. Quite normal. But that's how it started on mine. Then got 
     worse to the extent that I'd have to bang the clutch in in reverse in 
     order to disengage. I've said this before but I'm no mechanic, just a 
     pen pusher but I don't think the pneumatics are really up to the job 
     of engaing and disengaging a sticky mechanism.
     
     Big Al
     85 ur-q
     95 V6A6


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Subject: Re: OPINION WANTED : Audi as a "consumer" vehicle (long)
Author:  Jim Griffin <JGriff@pobox.com> at internet
Date:    31-07-98 08-15


At 12:10 PM 7/30/98 -0400, Andrei wrote:
     
>now: first, a stupid quattro question. When I was playing with the diff 
>lock switch, I noticed that sometimes after both diffs are locked and then 
>the switched is returned to the normal position, the lights wouldn't go 
>away immediately, but only after you drive a few yards. Is this normal?
     
Yep... that is normal.
     
Good luck.
     
(IMHO, I'd say buy the 5kcstq!! Of course, that's just my opinion!!)
     
     
     
     
     
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