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Anonymous Posted on Sep 09, 2015

My audi 6 quattro 2.8 1998, when the temperature touch 90c the engine get stop and wondt start for start till become cool.

Even i replace the old engine with a new used engine of VW Passat. both engine seem look same to me, but any idea would be really appreciated. my audi 6 quattro 2.8 1998, when the temperature touch 90c the engine get stop and wondt start for start till become cool. can some body help me. the upper side house pipe of radiator is become hot but the lower side is remain cold.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 05, 2008

SOURCE: Audi 80e 1991 hard starting when cold

I've owned the same car. Check that the fuel relay 'primes' the system before you start the car. When you turn the key to the on position (all you dash lights, ready to start) you should hear the fuel pump run for a second or two. If it doesn't run you can replace the relay for about $30. If the relay is not the problem, it may be a check valve within the fuel line to the engine. This valve keeps fuel from draining back to the tank when the car is sitting. That way, there is fuel close to the motor when it's time to start. The temp senor was not a bad shot, they were thinking it was bad sensor not telling the cold start injector to run. Obviously not the case. However, the injector itself may be faulty in some way. As long as the car always starts, it's one of these problems, assuming the ignition system and engine mechanicals are in running order.  good luck. JK

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 16, 2008

SOURCE: 1994 Audi Quattro 90 engine wiring harness to TPS

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 26, 2008

SOURCE: problems with my 1995 Audi A6 QUATTRO

replace the coil pack, sounds like it is over heating.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 09, 2009

SOURCE: start and stop audi

check your crank position sensor for resistance and check if the resistance comes out to what it suppose to be.if not then you need a new one...i think the range would be 2200 to 3000ohms but i would refer that you check the specified resistance before you check it. i hope that would solve your problem

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 29, 2009

SOURCE: Will These Spark Plug Wires Work for My Audi?

No. I would go with the cheaper set.

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