Audi A4 Maintenance and Repair

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#888 of 2367 Oil Problem by ron10987

Aug 11, 2005 (12:11 pm)

2002 A4 was brought into dealer with minor turn signal problem. Check engine light went on at dealer. Needed new turbocharger (on warranty, as it was replaced only last year). Dealer said residual oil would cause minor smoking for a while. Major smoking occurred. Oil being used up at a quart every two days. Oil apparently being shot somewhere and burning up. Dealer stumped so far. (Note: these Audis have a "sludge" problem that dealer says can be fixed by using only synthetic oil.) Anybody have any suggestions? Car has just over 60K miles. Unhappy driver needs comforting.

#889 of 2367 New to A4s by natewins11

Aug 11, 2005 (8:40 pm)

I am in the market for a 98-00 2.8 5speed. is there anything to look out for....problems ect. How are the cars generally? thanks Nate

#890 of 2367 Oil Service Light by 99quattro

Aug 12, 2005 (12:52 am)

Can anyone tell me how to reset the oil service light? I don't have a manual. I have a 99 A4 Quattro. Thanks for your help

#891 of 2367 Re: Indicator relay replacement [etxing] by marleybarr

Aug 12, 2005 (9:00 am)

Replying to: etxing (Aug 09, 2005 9:13 pm)
Audi makes it almost impossible, the console had to be taken apart.

#892 of 2367 Re: Oil Service Light [99quattro] by nacho

Aug 12, 2005 (1:22 pm)

Replying to: 99quattro (Aug 12, 2005 12:52 am)
You'll have to take it in to the dealership to have it reset.

#894 of 2367 Re: Oil Service Light by 99quattro

Aug 12, 2005 (3:22 pm)

Save your money, you don't have to take it to a dealer. This link will tell you how to reset it. I found it after I posted my last msg.
http://www.autoshoppingcenter.com/servicelights/Audi.html

#895 of 2367 99 A4 idles rough and stalls after driving by kos

Aug 12, 2005 (9:37 pm)

Help-My 1999 A4T Quattro has in intermittent problem. It seems to run fine when I first start it up and go. But when I come to a stop, it runs rough and either tries to stall or does stall. If I manage to keep it running when it is acting up I pull into the intersection only for the car to chug chug back and forth and have no power. It usually eventually stalls. It restarts immediately. Sometimes it is fixed when I restart sometimes not. When i do get the car to move forward and I am going about 45 the car again chugs. It acts as though it cuts out for about 2 seconds and then goes again. Other times the car runs fine. Especially when I take it in for repair. I cannot seem to get it to reproduce the rough running and stalling. Today I slowed to take a corner and it stalled in the turn and I lost all power. I have had several things replaced but it seems to be a cat and mouse game of repair and I still have not found out what it is. I do not trust the car and need help fast. ?? Also during one of the repair visit my mechanic told me it needs a timing belt. Can anyone tell me if this is warranty since it has not broken as yet but he is saying it could at anytime, something about it being loose. I bought the car used recently and didn't know anything about the class action suit. Can anyone tell me where to get some info on that as well??

#896 of 2367 99 A4 Stalls in hot weather by stevethepole

Aug 15, 2005 (2:40 pm)

Has anyone else found that when the outside temperature gets into the eighties or higher their car stalls all too often when slowing down for lights, a corner or whatever. It did cause a fright to begin with but I now expect it. The only cure I have found is to be very quick on the clutch. Any further advice would be well received - or is my car just unique?

#897 of 2367 Re: Engine fails to start or starts briefly then dies [veronika] by jima4

Aug 17, 2005 (12:32 pm)

Replying to: veronika (Jul 26, 2005 2:02 pm)
We have a 2003 A4 Cabriolet and have been having the same problem for over a year. Since both keys fail, the lastest suggestion from the factory is to replace the inductive coil. The car has been at the dealer over a week now while they try to locate the parts.
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