I knew that was likely a bad sign, but decided to peruse my handy Audi manual once I got back home to get the diagnosis straight from the manufacturer of this high-performance vehicle. After turning to the correct page, I got a nice synopsis of what I should expect to see from these indicator lights. Further, I was informed that I should give my local dealer a call when I had a chance. Got it. Now let me move on to the second bullet to see what I could be looking at here so that I might properly slot this situation on my to do list.

Okay. The back half of my car could break away from the front seat at any moment. Thanks for the heads up. I guess I shouldn't drive to lunch today if there are more than two of us.
it's fine, it's fine...
ReplyDeletePoorly translated owners manuals and instruction booklets are a never ending source of hilarity. You found a great example. And thanks for the reminder that an Audi purchase may not be the best idea.
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