won't start

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Asked by joseinlasvegas Apr 22, 2012 at 05:20 AM about the 1997 Audi A4 2.8 quattro Sedan AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So I got this 97 A4 2.8 quattro. I replaced the starter and the battery. Now he won't
start. Is my Audi and it doesn't even have and manual :-( So I'm joining the forums
for ways to save me millions l

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Haven;t you heard of don't fix something that isn't broken? Why did you replace those parts and are they Audi specific parts to your car? Does your engine turn over and crank? Have you checked your codes? for errors? Does the fuel pump prime when you turn the key to accessory mode? You need to provide more infomation man. You should take it to a local shop and get it checked out, usually free or cheap. When you know whats wrong with it then you can plan on the fix

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The starter was bad that I knew before engaging. And the batt. Was dead 100%. What I got from the tech at a local lock smith is. That when u remove the starter it automatically erased the program on the key. So I have to get the key re-program. The fuel pump does prime. When I put in the and turn it to accessories everything light up I think and the buzzers sound good. The battery has plenty of juice. But when I turn the key pass accessories to start nothing.

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