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Audi A8 - Video tutorial
Model: Audi A8
- Years 2002-2009 This video illustrates some problems related to the transmission of an Audi A8. A diagnostic of the faults found on the car is also illustrated. First, the transmission control unit of the automatic gearbox (TCU) located at the top left of the bonnet is checked; once you have verified that there is no problem you move on to the gear lever. In this case none of the gears work except the second one, therefore all the lights are on. The latest images show that loosening the top line of the transmission oil cooler can control its pressure.
Posted on 7 July 2023 by ScegliAuto
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