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Audi A4 ESP problem

2003 audi a4 avant. recently started shaking and viabrating while driving also seem to have a loss of power and the esp light comes on the dashboard.

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Is your check engine light on?

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Loss of power sure car is breaking !!! some of the abs sensor broken or dirty

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