Re: monkey lads strike again

[rjandrew@post.cis.smu.edu (R Justin Andrews)]

ABS sensor misadjustment. They have to remove it to 
remove the strut. I trust they did this since they
more than likely do not have the special Audi tool
to do it on the car.

Common mistake.
HTH,
Rich Andrews
> Despite my better judgement I let the local tire shop change a front wheel
> bearing on my 200T. The shop generally does good work on mechanicals, but
> this time they flubbed something up. 
> 
> During low speed braking my abs now kicks in. If I disable the abs through
> the button on the dash, it does not.
> 
> Is this something as simple as a disconnected sensor, or will it be more
> expensive for them to fix? If it is, I'll go elsewhere and bill them.
> 
> Thoughts appreciated...
> 
> Lee
> 
> Lee Levitt
> wheelman @ shore.net
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> 1990 Audi 200T, 90K
> 1995 Range Rover County LWB, 80K
> 1987 Wicked Fat Chance, 1981 Condor Custom Road Bike
>