Pedro wrote in news:a0e2ce83-a7b6-4144-850f- snipped-for-privacy@y1g2000pra.googlegroups.com:
I used to have an old Audi 100 5-cyl 2.3 The battery on that was under the rear seat.
May be worth a look?
Pedro wrote in news:a0e2ce83-a7b6-4144-850f- snipped-for-privacy@y1g2000pra.googlegroups.com:
I used to have an old Audi 100 5-cyl 2.3 The battery on that was under the rear seat.
May be worth a look?
Hi, Yes battery under the seat. He has a german audi specialist looking at it apparently. I will leave it in their hands. Thanks for you ideas.
The Audis of this era are very subject to corrosion of electrical parts, including the ignition.
Check the low voltage connection at the distributor. Also the pigtail connector of the hall sensor at the flywheel starter teeth. I have seen these green with corrosion on a no-start 84 5000T
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Great idea thanks. I will tell him tomorrow.
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