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As that age car would be Non drive by wire, so that means if its there it's either a retro fit kit or the mechanical/unreliable version
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Gee, now us older Audi's are insulted, mechanical/unreliable indeed!
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Easy enough to see on the older versions, are there controls on the indicator stalk or not?
Assuming a previous owner did not simply change the stalk, check under the bonnet for the vacuum unit connecting to the throttle body... if it's there, then make sure all the vacuum pipes are connected and not leaking. On an older car it is more likely to be a worn vacuum hose than electrics. Though, of course, electrics would still need to be checked once the vacuum side is considered to be ok...
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On the indicator it has got the cruise control switches
about the vaccum unit connecting to the throttle body what does this look like
Does any one have a 1997 2.8 quattro that has cruise control ????
the instrument level on the car is quite advance
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Without sounding silly, are you sure you have cruise on this vehicle?? As that age car would be Non drive by wire, so that means if its there it's either a retro fit kit or the mechanical/unreliable version
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and I did have a 1996 prelude which is a crappy jap car which had the full works.....
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