Audi

A possibility is that you have an alignment problem. Check to see if your wheels need to be aligned and balanced.

2011 Audi S4 - QM - 13.4

Your braking distance will be longer, and it'll be harder to control the car on a slippery surface.

Made in Germany. So they're not foreign if you're German!

1996 AUDI CABRIOLET THERMOSTAT OF 2.8L V 6

Finding it and replacing it are two different questions. You cannot see it without removing parts. The thermostat housing is bolted to the front of the engine, behind the belts, and attached by two 10mm bolts. The housing is ukalele (sp?) shaped, pointing down and toward the passenger side. You can see the bottom end which has two hoses attached, low on the passenger side of the car. The bottom radiator hose is one of them.

To find it you must remove the plastic cosmetic "beauty" cowling that covers the top and front of the engine. There are plastic screws on the top part.

1) Now you can see the serpentine belt. Make note of its pattern, or photograph it before you proceed. You will probably enjoy some working room, which you can easily get if you remove the fan housing from the radiator. Then there will be plenty of room. (The fan housing is attached by 2 10mm bolts at the top and it will slide up and out if you loosen the top hose and the wires to the fans. The fan wires do not seem to unplug at he fans but you can disconnect them from their attachments under the drivers' side headlight, by removing their two 10 mm bolts. This is most easily done from underneath, so jack the drivers side up enough that you can reach them).

2) To remove the serpentine belt you twist the belt tensioner, (a 17mm socket will work the belt tensioner, by turning it clockwise as you face the engine).

3) Remove the belt tensioner (use a 10mm Allen wrench).

4) Then you can remove the plastic covers for the timing belts. They are attached only by clips and tight fit. Loosen the clips, then remove the drivers side cover first. Now you can see the bolted on portion of thermostat housing, attached with two 10 mm bolts located very close to the timing belt. One high, one low Reaching them is possible, but ridiculous.

You are nearly there, but here is the part that will have you cursing the engineer.

NOTE: I DID ALL OF THE ABOVE TODAY. IF I HAD HAD THESE DIRECTIONS, IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN 45 MINUTES SO FAR.

5) Removing the thermostat housing without removing or damaging the timing belt is the tricky part. Some say you can pry it out from behind, some say use a pry bar or turn the engine with a wrench and pull the belt 1/2 off the passenger side pulley to provide that 3/4 inch of room you need to wiggle it free. I AM ABOUT TO TRY THIS AGAIN TODAY 1/19/12!

Note: Timing belt removal supposedly requires a special brace that holds the cranks in position. Very few shops have one. I have marked my belt and each pulley with a marker, just in case.

If the TIMING belt gets broken, I understand that the cost will be over $1400 at a competent shop. I'd have an ugly belt replaced before failure or sell it.

I am not a mechanic, but a DIYer. I can do my jeep's thermostat in 15 minutes, so I thought it was worth a try. Wish me luck!

Valenti Audi is possibly the closest, though there are definitely other dealerships in the area that carry Audi vehicles and might be worth your consideration.

The closest Audi dealership to Mondesto CA is located at 3400 Las Positas, Livermore, CA, 94551. This dealership is about 42 miles away from Modesto CA.

You can purchase the newest Audi (which the 2012 model will be out any day now) at your nearest Audi car dealership. Be sure to shop around for the best financing!

A new Audi could range between $27,000 and $47,000 but depending on the model you would like, it could be as high as $76,000 such as the 2011 Audi A6. A used Audi ranges from $12,000 to approximately $28,000 for a 2006-2010 model.

I read on a diff site, that suggested there isnt one.. and that you unscrew the sensor and thread in a filling nipple.

A very depressing old woman.

Traction control light.

For no lift, The induced drag will be zero. However, there will still be drag due to viscous forces and pressure forces.

Audi cars are manufactured in these countries:

Belgium (Brussel)

China (Changchun)

Germany ( Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm)

Hungary (Györ)

India ( Aurangâbâd)

Indonesia (Jakarta)

Malaysia (Shah Alam)

Mexico (Monterrey and Puebla)

Slovakia ( Bratislava)

Spain (Martorell)

Audi means hearing like audience will hear you and audiophile is a lover of stereo equipment

German

The founders last name ,"Horch",means listen in german.Audi means isten in latin

Germany Idiots

Yes it is European- German to be exact

The four rings stand for the amalgamation of four Automobile manufacturers, founded in 1932 and established in 1936 in Saxony, during the Great Depression. The company has evolved into present day as a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group.

The alternator is driven by a belt. Follow the belts and you will find the alternator.

The Audi car company was founded by August Horch in Germany.

Following some legal problems he was prevented from using "Horch" as the company name.

In German "horch" means "hear", which is "audi" in Latin.

He (or actually his son) translated his name from German to Latin.

Beyond this it seems to have no deeper meaning.

I just went on a Thomas cook plane yesterday lol. The leg room is ok, I could fit in it and I'm pretty tall. Don't pay for extra leg room, the seats are reeeaaly narrow and hard to get into.

Audi is owned by volkswagon it does not own anything

The company name is based on the surname of the founder August_Horch, meaning listen - which, when translated into Latin, becomes Audi.