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A8 climbs a couple of rungs higher on the luxury price ladder. The starting price for the base A8 4.2 increases $2,050, to $78,050, and you can double the price increase for the stretched-wheelbase A8 L 4.2, which climbs $4,100, to $84,000. The destination charge is up, too, from $825 to $875.

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i had a Dakota with the V8 .and if it is like the 97 dodge Dakota it will be on the housing from the top radiator hose

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You should find a trunk (boot) release switch in the passenger compartment somewhere. Release that to access the batteries. Lacking that, you may be able to jump it with a cigarette lighter jumper. Some tow companies carry them.

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open the hood, look up at the plastic covered area up to.

remove multiple plastic hooks to remove the plastic covers on either side.

the centre trapeziod cover is for the air filter.

simply open and replace.

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Probably at the engine end of the upper radiator hose

On the 3.5L it's just inboard of the water pump, at the end of the lower radiator hose...

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If its the same as a 2001 you follow the top hose to the side of the motor.you have to remove the exhaust manifold to get to it.Its not a ten minute job!

I've changed one of these twice. It is a holy terror, but you do not have to remove exhaust manifold. Throttle body is biggest pain. You don't need to remove throttle body, just get is up a little out of your way. Be prepared for finger cramps.

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Under the rear seat in the passenger compartment. You will have two screws on the front of the bottom seat cusion to remove then you will have to push the seat backwards while pulling up on the rear part of the seat to unhook it from the floor pan. Under the rear seat in the passenger compartment. You will have two screws on the front of the bottom seat cusion to remove then you will have to push the seat backwards while pulling up on the rear part of the seat to unhook it from the floor pan. Under the rear seat in the passenger compartment. You will have two screws on the front of the bottom seat cusion to remove then you will have to push the seat backwards while pulling up on the rear part of the seat to unhook it from the floor pan.

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There is none! I found on my A8 after my transmission needed a rebuild, that Audi didn't see the need for one, they say the fluid is a "lifetime" fluid. which is incorrect, the fluid does last a long time but not even close to lifetime of the car. It should be changed every 60,000 miles -ish otherwise it WILL cost you around $3000.

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I have a 2005 A8L 4.2.

Manufacture says it is limited at 210kph

I have reached 265kph on private tracks.

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Look in the removable housing at the engine end of the upper radiator hose

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The Lewis and Clark expedition brought Sacagawea along officially for the purpose of finding her people, the Shoshone Indians, and acting as translator between them.

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The Audi A8 price ranges from $78,750 (base price of a 2012 Audi A8 NWB 4.2 FSI) to $169,202 (fully loaded A8 W12 6.3 FSI).

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A8s in the 1997 to 2003 vintage all have batteries in the trunk. Open trunk, remove flat, carpeted cover plate from the right, rear corner of the trunk. Hook jumper cables to the exposed battery terminals. Use a flash light to ensure you identify the + & - terminals properly. The wiring colors are tricky in this case. USE THE FLASHLIGHT.

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Well that depends on country, year and engine cc. Can you provide more info?

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it is located under the throttlebody just follow the upper radiator hose

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with a dignostic tool

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depends on the model and year - probably in the boot on the right hand side

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The battery is located in the trunk on the right side. Remove the upright 1/2 panel and then remove the trap door panel.

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The flagship Audi A8 is a full-size luxury sedan meant to appeal to wealthy consumers looking for maximum luxury and space.

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I have no idea. There could be one in the standard car list but check in all the car lists for after you complete each race.

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Since the 1995 only had one engine size, you will find access to the thermostat under the car behind the passenger side wheel well. Follow your long lower hose to the passenger side and then up :-)

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left side of the trunk

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It is located at the bottom of the engine. It's the hose coming off of the bottom of the radiator. The thermostat is located at the other end of that hose, next to the engine on the thermostat housing.

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On a 1997-2002 A8 the fuse box is in the passenger side footwell. There is a small knob that must be unscrewed and the carpeted panel must be removed to reveal the fuse box.

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