Does this SAC RS4 Pressure Plate look OK for install?
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I've read that they sometimes need to be "reset". I asked the Audi tech at my local dealership about it, and he said it looks fine, but (since it only takes 5 minutes to post on here for a second opinion, but hours to redo it if its not good) I figured I'd ask for your opinions on it before reconnecting the tranny.
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Thanks
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Thanks
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compressed. Not sure if that much would cause any issues though. I think mat@induktion has pics of an extended and reset sac in his PP. Might compare the two...
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not how it should be. Got it back from the dealer yesterday. First off, my clutch needs adjustment. For me to start the car, I push down, and then I need to push down even further for it to move into position to turn the key. Then I have a major problem with boost/limp mode. With stock programming the car should run like..well, stock. Nope, 3k rpm boost cuts off and car goes to limp mode. I dropped it off today at a local Audi shop for him to take a look. From what I gathered during STFA, its a N75 problem. We'll see. I thought you needed to finish your car up by Tuesday?! You are still truckin' man. From the 3 or so seconds of "full Stage3- boost" I've felt, I almost soiled myself. I can't wait to see the car run like it should again. Sorry for the novel, nice clutch BTW. ;p
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....should be fully compressed (as dscottjr is alluding to). Remember that the SAC ring itself is just plastic, so be very gentle when resetting it.
See this link - this guy saved me from making the same mistake:<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/2090921.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/2090921.phtml</a</li></ul>
See this link - this guy saved me from making the same mistake:<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/2090921.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/s4/msgs/2090921.phtml</a</li></ul>
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My dad left Tuesday morning and won't be back until after I have to leave for school. So, from here on out, I'm doing this solo with limited knowledge and experience... and, as of today, I still have my motor and tranny sitting on my garage floor. Sucks.
On a positive note, glad to hear it sounds like they are making some progress on your S :-)
On a positive note, glad to hear it sounds like they are making some progress on your S :-)
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I wedged the floor jack under one of the main beams in the basement.
Then send a note of thanks to 'kaiser' for having the ***** to try such an improvised means of compressing the pressure plate.
Then send a note of thanks to 'kaiser' for having the ***** to try such an improvised means of compressing the pressure plate.
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The garage I'm using is not my house, and I don't feel comfortable using any of the wooden beams in their basement (or anything else in their house for that matter) as a makeshift press. The Audi techs at my local dealership say they've never done anything like this before and don't have the tools needed.
So... who would be able to do this for me?
So... who would be able to do this for me?
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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/52646/during.jpg"></center><p>It's right up there with using the 3-Iron as a cam bar.