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Re: Do all four tires on a 2002 audi a4 quattro have to...
Yes and No. An all wheel drive car has limited slip differentials , so exact tire size is not as crucial as on a 4X4 truck with locking diffs....
However , it would be best if the tires were at least close.
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Perfectly normal. The coolant and radiator cools the engine, but at idle there is no passing air to cool the manifold and exhaust. Just make sure there are no codes and that you are not running lean.
Look inside your driverside front door or door jam the manufacturer puts a label specifying tire information, what it displays is what to properly inflate the front and rear tires to as well as what tire size they recommend you use on your particular vehical....
I recommend 34 PSI front and rear, this gives a good ride and acceptable tire wear and good road handling, the factory calls for less but the tire manufacturers recommend 34 PSI
I have an A4 quattro 2003 and have the same problem. Found hose at the top end of engine at the back close to the battery housing was leaking. Terribly awkward job to replace , been quoted £200.
a rubber one,should be changed at 50-60,000 miles. Audis recomendation is like 90,000 I think but have heard of them going much sooner than that. A preventitive Cam -timing belt job way cheaper than doing it after it breaks and ruins valves and cylinders!
If you can move the wiper arms by hand then the 13mm bolt on the motor has worked loose, remove the plastic windscreen trim under the bonnet , close the bonnet , then operate the wiper motor for 1 cycle , switch off , open the bonnet , loosen the 13 mm nut on the wiper motor , push wipers down to the park position , tighten 13mm nut up , close bonnet then check wiper operation , they should now park in the correct position .
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