long warm up times
I have close to 1800 miles now and my Q takes a while to warm up... close to two miles does it get to normal temp so during that time I drive like a snail. The outside temp is only around 70 degrees and I can imagine getting worse when it gets colder. Is this normal? Anybody else have the same experience?
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Originally Posted by qsuv
(Post 23867402)
I have close to 1800 miles now and my Q takes a while to warm up... close to two miles does it get to normal temp so during that time I drive like a snail. The outside temp is only around 70 degrees and I can imagine getting worse when it gets colder. Is this normal? Anybody else have the same experience?
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Thats normal, Audi's 3.2L engine take a while to warm up and also takes a while to cool down for whatever reason.
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Originally Posted by The G Man
(Post 23867581)
Thats normal, Audi's 3.2L engine take a while to warm up and also takes a while to cool down for whatever reason.
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my Q5 warmup times for a cold engine are 2 minutes (irrespective of whether its 70F or more recently 40F). then, the rev's come down to ~750 rpm and I drive off.
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Originally Posted by edwyun
(Post 23867745)
my Q5 warmup times for a cold engine are 2 minutes (irrespective of whether its 70F or more recently 40F). then, the rev's come down to ~750 rpm and I drive off.
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Same here... about a mile or 2.
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yeah, a mile or two, as well. heats up quick.
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Me too, a couple of minutes.
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I am really bad about just driving and going in my current car. I will have to baby the new Audi I think. However, I have about 1.5 mile of residential road with a posted speed limit of 30 MPH before I hit highway and need to go faster. I think I would be safe driving even slightly cold at 30 MPH or under so long as I accelerated slowly?
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