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Old 07-17-2008, 09:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default audi s4 start up issue

I have 2000 audi s4 with about 65K miles on it. IT ran perfect, everything stock. I was coming back from car wash and while taking highway the car just shut off. someone told me that it might be timing belt issue but i opened the cove and show the timing belt is still on and its not loose. I mean when i try to start the car it turns slow. Also i hear something spins but it won't make starter noise. all the belts are on. they are old i guess but on. some one told me that its not making any compression.


has anyone come across this problem.



can someone help me out please. Thanks in adv

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