What happened to german engineering? Is it falling appart? (LONG)
07-14-2000, 07:43 AM
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You guys just crack me up! ;-)
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07-14-2000, 07:44 AM
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No...none of the problems are related to aftermarket modifications.
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07-14-2000, 04:01 PM
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Waint until you replaec the Control Arms (12 on Quattro), $440 each....
Yes there are many "known" problems that Audi seems to no choose to redesign.
1. Bad suspension control arms
2. Distorted windshields
3. Wet braking problem
4. Outside heated mirrors that burn out
5. Weak heaters and A/C
etc, etc, etc.
These issues have been around since the '96 A4 model year and I have yet to see fixes!
The older Audi's were definitely more longer lasting!
1. Bad suspension control arms
2. Distorted windshields
3. Wet braking problem
4. Outside heated mirrors that burn out
5. Weak heaters and A/C
etc, etc, etc.
These issues have been around since the '96 A4 model year and I have yet to see fixes!
The older Audi's were definitely more longer lasting!
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