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ABT
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 12:00 am Post subject:
2000 A4 - Window problems in cold weather?? |
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Recently have been having trouble with the driver's side window. Has
automatic up/down but has been hesitating on the up. To the point where
it seems it won't be able to close completely, which is not good in a
region where winter = rain. We're experiencing unseasonably cold
weather for this part of the country (US, California) -- does anyone
know if the temperatures might be what is causing the problem? Or do I
need to go ahead and find a place to do the ext(p)ensive repair?
Possibly a related issue, does anyone know of electrical issues that
crop up in Audis/A4/2000 A4s? Also recently had an experience where the
"lights are on" warning signal stayed on for almost a full minute, even
after the car was restarted and I had started driving.
Any insights into the quirks of Audis would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Wayne Crannell
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 1:20 am Post subject:
Re: 2000 A4 - Window problems in cold weather?? |
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In article <1105729240.739175.297360@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,
"ABT" <abenesh@yahoo.com> wrote:
| Quote: | Recently have been having trouble with the driver's side window. Has
automatic up/down but has been hesitating on the up. To the point where
it seems it won't be able to close completely, which is not good in a
region where winter = rain. We're experiencing unseasonably cold
weather for this part of the country (US, California) -- does anyone
know if the temperatures might be what is causing the problem? Or do I
need to go ahead and find a place to do the ext(p)ensive repair?
Possibly a related issue, does anyone know of electrical issues that
crop up in Audis/A4/2000 A4s? Also recently had an experience where the
"lights are on" warning signal stayed on for almost a full minute, even
after the car was restarted and I had started driving.
Any insights into the quirks of Audis would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Same problem on our A6 which goes back to leasing hell next week -
HALLELUJAH - we're DONE. It cost us a metric assload of money to be
done, but we're DONE!!
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Wayne Crannell
Xxxxxxx, TX |
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Glenn Spence
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Sat Jan 15, 2005 5:58 am Post subject:
Re: 2000 A4 - Window problems in cold weather?? |
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Thoughts that come to mind:
Any DTC codes? (Scan via VagCom (potentially low-cost
[http://www.steve-hall.com/cgi-bin/VAG-Locator.pl] or Dealer [perhaps some
cost]).
Battery connections clean? (Cold weather tends to expose problems like
this).
GRS '00 A6 Michigan
"ABT" <abenesh@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Recently have been having trouble with the driver's side window. Has
automatic up/down but has been hesitating on the up. To the point where
it seems it won't be able to close completely, which is not good in a
region where winter = rain. We're experiencing unseasonably cold
weather for this part of the country (US, California) -- does anyone
know if the temperatures might be what is causing the problem? Or do I
need to go ahead and find a place to do the ext(p)ensive repair?
Possibly a related issue, does anyone know of electrical issues that
crop up in Audis/A4/2000 A4s? Also recently had an experience where the
"lights are on" warning signal stayed on for almost a full minute, even
after the car was restarted and I had started driving.
Any insights into the quirks of Audis would be appreciated. Thanks.
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