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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Littleton, CO
Posts: 113
Real Name: Max
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Littleton, CO
Posts: 113
Real Name: Max
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Update
I'm sort of a diy kind of person. I've done quite a bit of work on my Audi (timing belt/water pump, control arms, gauge installs, brakes, etc.).
So, I popped the timing belt cover off to see if that was the problem. Got coolant all over the front of the engine in the process, but the belt looked quite good. Sticker indicates it was last replaced at 115,000.
Decided I'd crank it again, noting all the belt positions, to see if it was indeed turning the engine at all. This time it cranked for a second then seemed to want to fire up, but died. Hmmm... Sat for a count of 2 or 3, then cranked again, same thing. Fourth time it came to life, and a huge cloud of smoke came out of the exhaust (which is definitely not normal), it ran rough for an instant, then settled in and ran like usual. Belts squealed a bit (thanks to my coolant spill), but it idled fine, and revved as usual.
Could it be something with the catalytic converter or exhaust getting gummed up? Fuel pump going bad?
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