funkadelic

see news story on the audiworld front door. the text seems to indicate that all Quattro models could be affected..<p>--
<a href="http://registry.audiworld.com/audi/registry/details.asp?car=5013">'01 Silver/Onyx/6spd</a><ul><li><a href="https://www.audiworld.com/news/00/062700/index.html">Audi A6 Quattro Owners Left Stranded on the Road; Suit Filed</a></li></ul>

robfox

Identical question six posts down...I guess the answer is 'no' so far

WickdS4GoByeBye

I have a fuel guage that moves 1/4 tank up and down on it's own!

Especially noticable when I first start the car.

I'm calling the dealer now!

bacos4

Not on my 3 year A4Q. The last quarter seems to "evaporate" quickly though. On my ML320 the needle goes up and down like a jo jo every once in a while. Don't some lawyers have anything better to do than waste a court's time with such frivolities????

MoMan

I had my fuel gauge sending unit replaced due to the same problem.

Ingo

Mine does the same :-((((
I think it´s just the way it is. They would have to change the whole car to fix it...<p>Ingo Gutjahr
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<a href="http://registry.audiworld.com/audi/registry/details.asp?car=5431" target="_blank">´98 Euro S4 Imola/Black/Carbon</a>

CraigL

Yesterday was the best one yet. I started the car, and the fuel indicator displayed I had a little less than a quarter tank left. After twenty minutes of driving, it indicated I had just about a half tank remaining, which is the case.

Hopefully Audi issues a recall about this..

-Craig

tuan

miles.

Tuan

frank

also swings as much as a quarter of a tank somestimes. This happens even if i'm on a hill or level ground, moving or parked.