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Hairy green toads from Mars made Robert Myers say: > I just successfully replaced the light which provides illumination for the > odometer of my '95 S6. It was an easy job - after I managed to break loose > the screws which hold the instrument cluster in place. Felt like about 850 > ft pounds of torque were required. :-) I was beginning to doubt whether I > might have to take the car to my fiendly (sic) local Audi dealer just to > loosen two Allen screws. But - I took my Daddy's famous advice: "Don't > force it, son. Just get a bigger hammer." Success! Cool. Can the same method be used to fix a non-lit outside temp meter? Mine's been dead since day 1. > Now, the question of the day? Since I now have a functioning odometer > light I can see the oil service warning which shows up on startup. Anyone > know how to reset it without use of the infamous VAG 1551? No, the oil has > been changed several times since the odometer went dark. No :-( BTDT, there is NO way to do this without VAG1551. -- Andrew L. Duane (JOT-7) duane@zk3.dec.com Compaq Computer Corporation (603)-884-1294 110 Spit Brook Road M/S ZKO3-3/U14 Nashua, NH 03062-2698 Only my cat shares my opinions, and she's too psychotic to express it
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