1988 Audi 5000 CS, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Poor Cold Eng Perform: Cis Fuel System Control Fuse (AUD0192AP)

Publication date: 1970-01-01
Reference number: AUD0192AP

POOR COLD ENG PERFORM: CIS FUEL SYSTEM CONTROL FUSE

POOR COLD ENG PERFORM: CIS FUEL SYSTEM CONTROL FUSE

TECHNICAL INFORMATION TIP

Reference Number(s): AUD0192AP,Β Date of Issue:Β 

POOR COLD ENG PERFORM: CIS FUEL SYSTEM CONTROL FUSE

YEAR(S): 1984 & Later

MANUFACTURER: Audi

MODEL(S): 4000, 5000

ISSUE & TIP

Check the number 24 CIS fuel system control fuse when diagnosing a stumbling or poor cold engine performance problem on 1984 and later Audi 4000 and 5000 models. This fuse may be mistaken for a spare fuse and may be removed by a customer who doesn't know any better.

Removing the fuse will cause the same symptoms as a bad temperature sensor. So remember to check the fuse first, it could save you a lot of time.

Courtesy of Import Service Magazine

with thanks to:

Gary Thistlewood

Precision Import Repair

Macon, Georgia

REFERENCE NUMBER

AUD0192AP

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