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Old 11-04-2009, 09:45 PM
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Default 2000 S4 tip Question (1st to 2nd)

When I drive in tip mode, the shift from 1st to second is quick, like 1800 RPM

I don't have to select 2nd because it auto shifts.

Just wondering if that's normal. All other gears hold the RPM until I flip it

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Default Re: 2000 S4 tip Question (1st to 2nd)

hey dave,

It's all good, I wouldn't worry about this. I have a 2001 S4 and mine does the same.

Your car is set up that way to, in my opinion, avoid you riding your first gear and damaging any components. You can always get things reprogrammed so your gear ratios are different and what not, so you can always explore that option.

Short answer but i hope it helps.

All the best,

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i have an 02 a4 mine will do the same according to the manual it will shift to 2nd by itself if throttle is less than 50% if you floor the throttle it should hold till the redline
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Default Re: 2000 S4 tip Question (1st to 2nd)

Originally Posted by fambino
hey dave,

It's all good, I wouldn't worry about this. I have a 2001 S4 and mine does the same.

Your car is set up that way to, in my opinion, avoid you riding your first gear and damaging any components. You can always get things reprogrammed so your gear ratios are different and what not, so you can always explore that option.

Short answer but i hope it helps.

All the best,

Fab
you dont even need to go to that extent and re-program the gears you can just reprogram not to shift from 1st to second.
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Default Re: 2000 S4 tip Question (1st to 2nd)

thanks for your response, i'm looking to buy an S4 2001 and was thinking it as a problem. I consider this a problem because it's fun to hear it and be at steady 3000 RPM and kick the gas. My A4 2003 stay in first gear when in manual mode. So :
1move, how can you "reprogram not to shift from 1st to second"?
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reprogram code to 00032, using vcds
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THANKS nothing77
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