YEEHAW! Audi to Buy Back 3.0L TDIs
11-10-2017, 04:15 PM
#1822
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SJGQ5 make it clear to whoever you're talking to that you're talking an AWD Dyno.Not all that common although depends where you live. I see that you have a beaver in your sig.You do realize that's Canada's national rodent eh!
Your dyno results will be of great interest to many of us and will serve as a useful benchmark as this whole thing moves forward.
Your dyno results will be of great interest to many of us and will serve as a useful benchmark as this whole thing moves forward.
https://preracing.com/installation-s...s/dyno-tuning/
Last edited by SJGQ5; 11-10-2017 at 04:20 PM.
11-10-2017, 06:14 PM
#1823
AudiWorld Senior Member
“Hope springs eternal,” but I have rarely seen a group so determined to keep hope alive, so eager to supply any reasoning whatever that jumps to mind, in spite of all evidence and assurance to the contrary, as this group in hoping and believing that there still might be a buyback.
Once again: the settlement said “up to 3 mpg decline” would be acceptable. The larger vehicles, however, are being held to “no more than a 1 mpg” decline. Indeed the new EPA sticker going on the fixed Touareg still says 20/29 for mpg, suggesting that under testing the mileage decline is *less than 0.5.*
I could go on giving reasons, but why bother. You guys stopped reading after the first paragraph, when you saw where I was heading. Goodness, we have become less a society than a bunch of separate echo chambers.
Once again: the settlement said “up to 3 mpg decline” would be acceptable. The larger vehicles, however, are being held to “no more than a 1 mpg” decline. Indeed the new EPA sticker going on the fixed Touareg still says 20/29 for mpg, suggesting that under testing the mileage decline is *less than 0.5.*
I could go on giving reasons, but why bother. You guys stopped reading after the first paragraph, when you saw where I was heading. Goodness, we have become less a society than a bunch of separate echo chambers.
11-11-2017, 04:33 AM
#1824
AudiWorld Super User
“Hope springs eternal,” but I have rarely seen a group so determined to keep hope alive, so eager to supply any reasoning whatever that jumps to mind, in spite of all evidence and assurance to the contrary, as this group in hoping and believing that there still might be a buyback.
Once again: the settlement said “up to 3 mpg decline” would be acceptable. The larger vehicles, however, are being held to “no more than a 1 mpg” decline. Indeed the new EPA sticker going on the fixed Touareg still says 20/29 for mpg, suggesting that under testing the mileage decline is *less than 0.5.*
I could go on giving reasons, but why bother. You guys stopped reading after the first paragraph, when you saw where I was heading. Goodness, we have become less a society than a bunch of separate echo chambers.
Once again: the settlement said “up to 3 mpg decline” would be acceptable. The larger vehicles, however, are being held to “no more than a 1 mpg” decline. Indeed the new EPA sticker going on the fixed Touareg still says 20/29 for mpg, suggesting that under testing the mileage decline is *less than 0.5.*
I could go on giving reasons, but why bother. You guys stopped reading after the first paragraph, when you saw where I was heading. Goodness, we have become less a society than a bunch of separate echo chambers.
Last edited by bpp; 11-13-2017 at 05:21 PM.
11-13-2017, 04:10 AM
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“Hope springs eternal,” but I have rarely seen a group so determined to keep hope alive, so eager to supply any reasoning whatever that jumps to mind, in spite of all evidence and assurance to the contrary, as this group in hoping and believing that there still might be a buyback.
Once again: the settlement said “up to 3 mpg decline” would be acceptable. The larger vehicles, however, are being held to “no more than a 1 mpg” decline. Indeed the new EPA sticker going on the fixed Touareg still says 20/29 for mpg, suggesting that under testing the mileage decline is *less than 0.5.*
I could go on giving reasons, but why bother. You guys stopped reading after the first paragraph, when you saw where I was heading. Goodness, we have become less a society than a bunch of separate echo chambers.
Once again: the settlement said “up to 3 mpg decline” would be acceptable. The larger vehicles, however, are being held to “no more than a 1 mpg” decline. Indeed the new EPA sticker going on the fixed Touareg still says 20/29 for mpg, suggesting that under testing the mileage decline is *less than 0.5.*
I could go on giving reasons, but why bother. You guys stopped reading after the first paragraph, when you saw where I was heading. Goodness, we have become less a society than a bunch of separate echo chambers.
11-17-2017, 03:27 PM
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11-17-2017, 03:30 PM
#1830
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no that ship done sailed, you had to opt out to pursue your own legal action before the settlement was ruled upon.. you can either take the money and the fix, or leave em.. your now bound to the terms agreed upon by the courts.. you no longer have the option to take legal action, well I suppose you could try but it would be dismissed right away and just waste money.
Last edited by dreadlocks; 11-17-2017 at 03:33 PM.
