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2002 Audi A4 Base 4dr Sedan 1.8T Manual
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Front Wheel Drive, 4 Door Sedan, Compact
22 mpg city / 31 mpg hwy
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22 mpg city / 31 mpg hwy
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Service due at 140,000 Miles| Action: | Description |
| Inspect fluid level | Windshield Washer |
| Inspect | Wheels & tires |
| Road test | Vehicle |
| Inspect operation | Shift Lock System |
| Replace | Crankcase Oil Filter |
| Inspect | On-Board Diagnostic System Code(s) |
| Inspect fluid level | Manual transmission/transaxle |
| Inspect fluid level | Final drive |
| Inspect | Exterior Lighting |
| Inspect | Exhaust system |
| Lubricate | Door checks |
| Inspect fluid level | Continuously Variable Trans/Transaxle |
| Inspect | Constant Velocity Joint Boots |
| Inspect | Cooling system |
| Change fluid | Crankcase |
| Inspect | Brake system |
| Inspect fluid level | Battery |
| Inspect fluid level | Automatic transmission/transaxle |
| Lubricate | Sunroof |
| Inspect fluid level | Rear differential |
| Inspect fluid level | Manual transmission/transaxle |
| Inspect | Headlamp Alignment |
| Inspect fluid level | Final drive |
| Inspect | Engine |
| Inspect fluid level | Center Differential |
| Replace | Cabin air filter |
| Change fluid | Brake system |
| Inspect fluid level | Automatic transmission/transaxle |
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