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Audi A6 Maintenance and Repair

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by alcan
Jul 25, 2002 (4:29 am)
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Axle shaft (front), R&R:
1995-99 A4, A4 Quattro, A6, A6 Quattro, 90, 90 Quattro
Std trans
  one side.... 1.3
  both sides.. 2.4
Auto trans
  one side.... 1.8
  both sides.. 3.4
 
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Boot, replace
1978-99
  one (inner or outer).... .6
  both (one side)......... .9
 
Axle shaft (rear), R&R:
1997-99
A4 Quattro, A6 Quattro.. 1.8
 
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  one (inner or outer).... .5
  both (one side)......... .8
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In my experience, the A6 is one of the most by zueslewis
Jul 25, 2002 (4:49 am)
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"lemon lawed" vehicles in the Nation, unfortunately. I like the cars, they're just rolling trouble.
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Honeymoon's Over by mpyles1
Jul 30, 2002 (3:28 pm)
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I'm at 4375 miles on my 2002 A6 4.2 and have loved it so far. But then came today. The entire audio system went out -- radio, CD player, OnStar Telematics system, phone. It's Tuesday night, Audi cannot give me a shop appointment until Friday, and I was planning on leaving this weekend for a driving trip from Connecticut to Georgia.
 
Given my planned trip, I would have hoped the dealer would have agreed to look at the problem sooner, in case parts have to be ordered. My tough luck. They got their $55,000 for the car. Why would they care about my problems?
 
I got rid of a 2000 Jaguar because of chronic electronic gremlins. Looks like the Audi is headed for the same junk heap. Caveat emptor.
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Reply to Audio Woes by agvnut
Aug 20, 2002 (2:06 pm)
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My 99 A6 started giving a grinding noise 2 weeks ago - noise came from the front of the car when making a right turn. A week later it happened in left turns too. Got the car back from dealer today - first they replaced right CV joint, to no avail. Then they replaced left-front inner wheel bearing - problem solved.
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Reply to A6 Bucking Motion by agvnut
Aug 20, 2002 (2:09 pm)
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My 99 A6 does this too, at high speed 50+ MPH) when I let-off the gas slightly the tranny (quattro) acts like it wants to downshift, but it doesn't. It's really annoying when cruise control is on and traveling on a level surface.
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lemon A6 by hall42
Aug 21, 2002 (5:19 am)
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could someone please give me some advice as to what to do with my brand new lemon A6...
 
Thanks!!
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A6 2002 (CVT) Elecrtical Problem by a6cvtowner
Aug 27, 2002 (9:03 am)
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I have 2002 A6 CVT. I liked this car until recently I drove at night and suddenly lost all my interior lights, power windows, power sits and power locks controls.
 
I bring my car to dealership ( "Audi of Huntington Valley" in Philadelphia) and 4 days they are trying(?...) to determine what the problem is.
 
Is somebody had any electrical problems in Audi 2002?
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hall42 - by zueslewis
Aug 27, 2002 (9:59 am)
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What state are you in?
 
A6cvt - please contact me offline at fiftycalsniperyahoo.com.
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zueslewis by hall42
Aug 27, 2002 (10:53 am)
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I'm in Illinois
 
Right now I have a case number with Audi and I guess this is Audi's initial dispute resolution mechanism. I have read cases about the Magnuson-Moss Act but I don't know if I could win. I don't understand what exactly this act is all about. Is this the step after the lemon law? Even if they give me a new car I am not going to be happy with the situation. A new car plus some monetary compensation...would be better. Help!!!
 
By the way, I had the car for two weeks when this all happened. 2002 A6 CVT
 
Thanks in advance.
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Mag-Moss is a federal statute that by zueslewis
Aug 27, 2002 (11:17 am)
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usually shadows each state's lemon law. Each state's lemon law has mileage, time and visit frequency requirements. Mag-Moss is set up around "warranty of merchantability" and is more lenient towards vehicles with mileages over 12-18,000.
 
Neither statute allows for a new car AND monetary compensation. There are no allowances for irritation, inconvenience, etc - recoveries are usually limited to the value of the vehicle, with respect to the severity of the case (4 transmissions in 20,000 miles is worth a bunch more than a persistent rattle in the dash or problem with the stereo).
 
If Audi doesn't step up, and quickly (within 30 days or so), they aren't going to do anything for you and don't believe it when they say they're "looking into it" for you. Contact an attorney in your state - you can go to www.lemonlaw.com and look up folks in Illinois. I know there's a lemon law practicing lawfirm in Chicago. Good luck.

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