Hard time starting Audi / RPM bounces
#1
Hard time starting Audi / RPM bounces
Hey all,
This is my first post here and I appreciate any help or advice given.
As of monday, I've had a very hard time starting my 2002 TT. After numerous attempts during the day, I'll manage to have it started once or twice. The car sometimes turns on like it would normally, but then shuts off within 10 seconds. Before this problem occurred, the RPM gauge would bounce first thing in the morning. I would have to put my foot on the accelerator for a little bit, and then the RPM would even itself out.
From what I read online, it seemed to be the ignition coil. However, I took my car to the family mechanic. He told me that the ignition coils seem to be fine, and that it is the key that needs programming.
I'm a bit skeptical about what he's saying, since it seems to be unrelated to the RPM gauge problem.
Any advice or help?
Thank you
MX
This is my first post here and I appreciate any help or advice given.
As of monday, I've had a very hard time starting my 2002 TT. After numerous attempts during the day, I'll manage to have it started once or twice. The car sometimes turns on like it would normally, but then shuts off within 10 seconds. Before this problem occurred, the RPM gauge would bounce first thing in the morning. I would have to put my foot on the accelerator for a little bit, and then the RPM would even itself out.
From what I read online, it seemed to be the ignition coil. However, I took my car to the family mechanic. He told me that the ignition coils seem to be fine, and that it is the key that needs programming.
I'm a bit skeptical about what he's saying, since it seems to be unrelated to the RPM gauge problem.
Any advice or help?
Thank you
MX
#2
Hey all,
This is my first post here and I appreciate any help or advice given.
As of monday, I've had a very hard time starting my 2002 TT. After numerous attempts during the day, I'll manage to have it started once or twice. The car sometimes turns on like it would normally, but then shuts off within 10 seconds. Before this problem occurred, the RPM gauge would bounce first thing in the morning. I would have to put my foot on the accelerator for a little bit, and then the RPM would even itself out.
From what I read online, it seemed to be the ignition coil. However, I took my car to the family mechanic. He told me that the ignition coils seem to be fine, and that it is the key that needs programming.
I'm a bit skeptical about what he's saying, since it seems to be unrelated to the RPM gauge problem.
Any advice or help?
Thank you
MX
This is my first post here and I appreciate any help or advice given.
As of monday, I've had a very hard time starting my 2002 TT. After numerous attempts during the day, I'll manage to have it started once or twice. The car sometimes turns on like it would normally, but then shuts off within 10 seconds. Before this problem occurred, the RPM gauge would bounce first thing in the morning. I would have to put my foot on the accelerator for a little bit, and then the RPM would even itself out.
From what I read online, it seemed to be the ignition coil. However, I took my car to the family mechanic. He told me that the ignition coils seem to be fine, and that it is the key that needs programming.
I'm a bit skeptical about what he's saying, since it seems to be unrelated to the RPM gauge problem.
Any advice or help?
Thank you
MX
#3
is your instrument cluster have pixels out or gauges messed up ?? is it chipped ??
I dropped it off at a place that specializes in electronic modules in cars, and I'm expecting a call back from them any time.
Do you think the problem is a minor one?
I was told the coils are fine. :/
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