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Old 08-03-2006, 04:46 AM
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Default ok, this is an issue you didn't explain in the first post...
have you done any misfire checks, boost logging or vacuum leak checking?

Is the state of tune good? Meaning filters, plugs, and so on?
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Old 08-03-2006, 01:08 PM
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Everything is fine, just started when I removed the battery to clean under it.....
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have you done throttle adaptation?
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The only thing done is a chip. Everything started to happen instantly after I removed the battery.
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ok, but after you f'd with the battery, did you reset throttle adaptation?
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No I have not....didnt understand what you meant by that....How do I do this?
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Default pretty easy.....
access engine controls. Read and clear codes. Go into basic settings, display group 060 or 098.....can't remember which one....although it may be both. Allow the throttle to relearn, and when it's done, the 4th field should say "ADP OK" afterwards.
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I HAVE THE SAME EXACT PROBLEM ON MY 2001 AUDI ALLROAD!
CAR FEELS LIKE ITS AN EARTHQUAKE!!!!
I HAVE 12 CODES POPPED UP ON THE DEALER DIAGNOSTIC TEST!


DID YOU FIX YOUR PROBLEM? OR ANY TIPS ON HOW TO FIX MINE?
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Originally Posted by Bracketracer
access engine controls. Read and clear codes. Go into basic settings, display group 060 or 098.....can't remember which one....although it may be both. Allow the throttle to relearn, and when it's done, the 4th field should say "ADP OK" afterwards.

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Default Ecu disconnected
Originally Posted by Andy@Ross-Tech
Yep, low battery or recently disconnected ecu are frequent culprits.
I disconnected one of the ecuterminals and now car won't start, any clues why? Thank you
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