Car starts and idles really low, sometimes stalls. When warm it idles at just under 1000 as normal.

Tiny
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Steve, in my rush to find ADR specific information, I did not pay attention
to the model of vehicle. The above pdfs are for a '98 A4.

I will delete the above files & re-upload them with Audi 100 info.

The components are pretty much the same, the ECM is located in a different
place though.

Sorry about that. I have lots of wiring diagrams, but I'm still
looking for a good set that show fuse 4 branches / component layout.

Thomas
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Sunday, October 14th, 2012 AT 5:18 PM
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Excellent thanks. Don't worry about the audi 100 my car is an a4 the site just changed it but I couldn't correct it. The info you sent is exactly right. There in the location it shows and has the same amount of pins on the electrical clips. So the fuse 4 diagram is also for the audi a4. Sorry for the mis understanding
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Sunday, October 14th, 2012 AT 5:40 PM
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My bad. You even said A4 a few posts back!

I'm not quite fully awake yet. LOL
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Sunday, October 14th, 2012 AT 5:45 PM
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No luck with the wiring diagram, sorry.

Thomas
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Sunday, October 14th, 2012 AT 6:56 PM
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Sunday, October 14th, 2012 AT 9:13 PM
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THROTTLE BODY PROBLEM FIXED!
Thanks for all your help. This fix was a bit of a fluke really. I decided to replace the 7 core wiring going from boot lid to body. I disconnected the battery and did the job. First thing I notice after start up was I had a choke. Cant imagine it having anything to do with the wire I changed but you never know. I can only think it was something to do with the battery been disconnected a certain number of times. I had disconnected and reconnected the battery for various things but seems this time it fixed the choke. Secondly the power drain has stopped. I believe some wire belonging to the alarm wiring which pass through the 7 core cable I replaced was at fault. After the fix I now have a flashing LED in the dash to show the alarm is activated which I didnt have before. Good site and good help although DrCranknWrench your last few posts have made little sense? Thanks
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Wednesday, October 17th, 2012 AT 9:49 AM
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Steve, thanks for the update! Glad it turned out well and cheaper than expected (no new TB needed).

Electrical draws can be a pain. Not having the car in front of me, I could have spent days suggesting
things to check!

Best part is you got to know your car and improved your DIY skills!

Thomas
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Wednesday, October 17th, 2012 AT 4:27 PM

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