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For a long time Audi and VW said there was not a problem and did not want to cover it under warranty. So the guys that popped 80K for a

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Old 07-28-2014, 10:42 PM   #6 (permalink)
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For a long time Audi and VW said there was not a problem and did not want to cover it under warranty. So the guys that popped 80K for a RS4 had to pay for valve cleaning on their own. Audi did some crappy BG induction service and a ECU reflash that failed miserably. To me spending that amount of money on a car and it not being covered, is why I'm out of the Audi scene.
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