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DSG woes.................... now all better
Deako:
--- Quote from: Phil Mcavity on August 26, 2009, 06:06:58 pm ---It feels like you have awful clutch control like if you were getting used to a biting point on a clutch for one symptom Deako.
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Yeah, think thats the best way of describing it. Think it could mean mine is on the way out? Its only done 21700 miles. :scared:
Hedge:
When pulling away it felt like the car had kangaroo petrol in it. I think the worst case was reversing up a gradual incline but since it was changed the car feels brand new.
:driver: :pomppomp:
Hurdy:
Yeah, I had it on my A3 diseasel and so know what to expect if it happened again (hope it doesn't!!).
Another, more extreme symptom was one which the A3 suffered from...sudden stall after setting off - not good as it happened twice setting off from junctions, once onto a roundabout and several times at traffic lights, all in the space of two weeks. This was on top of the kangaroo juice effect and uncontrollable initial surges in reverse and setting off :fighting:
I eventually took it back to Audi after the roundabout incident and demanded it was fixed as the next time it could have been fatal!.....They gave me a 3.2ltr A3 and fixed it. Liked the A3, but it drank petrol for England :laugh:
Greeners:
Yep had mine done recently too and I'm now enjoying the car as I should have done from day one! :jumpmove:
(still slow though! :laugh:)
john_o:
--- Quote from: Greenouse on August 26, 2009, 08:04:03 pm ---Yep had mine done recently too and I'm now enjoying the car as I should have done from day one! :jumpmove:
(still slow though! :laugh:)
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Nathan in shock 'my edition 30 is slow' quote :evilgrin:
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