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07-08-2005, 11:08 PM
Codes are retrieved by putting a fuse in the top of the fuel pump
relay with the key on for a few seconds, then pull it out. The codes
will blink out on the check engine light. You need a manual to
identify the codes. Bentley's is a great manual. My "88 90 did the
same thing. Knock sensor. Just take it off, clean the surfaces good
and put it back on. Be sure not to overtighten it. Torque sensitive.
Should work for a while.
On Sun, 19 Jun 2005 02:18:06 -0400, Phantom <Phantom@not-home.yet>
wrote:
>88' Audi 90. Getting C/E light al the timeafter just a few minutes of
>travel. Mitchell CDs no help and I don't have the big manual. 5 Cyc/5
>speed 234K miles. Seems to have lost it's power too, must drop down a
>gear lower on hills then in the past. Otherwise runs fine. Any ideas
>where to start? I can fix GMs and Chryslers but new to Audi.
relay with the key on for a few seconds, then pull it out. The codes
will blink out on the check engine light. You need a manual to
identify the codes. Bentley's is a great manual. My "88 90 did the
same thing. Knock sensor. Just take it off, clean the surfaces good
and put it back on. Be sure not to overtighten it. Torque sensitive.
Should work for a while.
On Sun, 19 Jun 2005 02:18:06 -0400, Phantom <Phantom@not-home.yet>
wrote:
>88' Audi 90. Getting C/E light al the timeafter just a few minutes of
>travel. Mitchell CDs no help and I don't have the big manual. 5 Cyc/5
>speed 234K miles. Seems to have lost it's power too, must drop down a
>gear lower on hills then in the past. Otherwise runs fine. Any ideas
>where to start? I can fix GMs and Chryslers but new to Audi.