error lights: hexagon with exclamation point and....
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its next to another error light that looks like an up arrow above a down arrow with 3 straight lines in btw them.
Its a customer's car, I dont have access to an owner's manual at this time. I'd appreciate any help I can get.
Thanx in advance.
Its a customer's car, I dont have access to an owner's manual at this time. I'd appreciate any help I can get.
Thanx in advance.
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as I discussed this with the customer.
He's on a roadtrip so he's kind of worried.
He's on a roadtrip so he's kind of worried.
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Anyway...remember: Red icons are error/danger...stop immediately. Orange is warning only. Did he specify a color?<ul><li><a href="http://www.audi.com/rich_media/de/de/kundenservice/tipps_tricks/kurzbetriebsanleitung/kurzbetriebsanleitungen/105307879821614441.pdf">Quick start manual</a></li></ul>
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dim switch for those lights? Most cars have a dim switch for the IP/Cluster lights.
My guess is that it's dynamic because it constantly adjusts the level based on sunload level to prevent washout of the gauge readings.
My guess is that it's dynamic because it constantly adjusts the level based on sunload level to prevent washout of the gauge readings.