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Re: Odd problem with 90q20v

To: "Gaidos, A." <agaidos@got.net>
Subject: Re: Odd problem with 90q20v
From: Tomas Leveckis <tomas.leveckis@analog.com>
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 08:17:13 -0400
Cc: Quattro <quattro-digest@audifans.com>, Audi 20V List <audi-20v@emailsol.com>
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Sender: owner-quattro@audifans.com

sounds like the ECU was getting a bum signal from somewhere



Gaidos, A. wrote:

> All,
>  From the first day I bought my 1990 90q20v it has been flawless. Until
> today. The car was running fine. I then pull into a gas station to fill up.
> When I left the gas station all of a sudden the car lost all power and would
> not climb above 2000 rpm. It would sputter, miss but die. I was basically
> forced to keep it under 2000 rpm until I found a place to pull over.
>  I checked around for any obvious vacuum leaks and things like that but all
> looked normal. I then shut it off and refired it and it ran fine. Weirdness.
>  Anyone have any ideas what might cause this?
> Thanks
> Anton

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- Odd problem with 90q20v
  - From: "Gaidos, A." <agaidos@got.net>

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