Bah humbug. was rushing on iphone.murph7355 wrote:EFAadsgreen wrote: Then he is wrong there is only one gudgeon pin and it holds the piston to the ROD. The pins at the other end are what rod cap bolts.

Bah humbug. was rushing on iphone.murph7355 wrote:EFAadsgreen wrote: Then he is wrong there is only one gudgeon pin and it holds the piston to the ROD. The pins at the other end are what rod cap bolts.
What's a time trial run to do with a dragstrip pass?adsgreen wrote:All warranties I have seen state that it'll be void if used for time trials. Drag strip runs would definitely count in that.
+1 - but to be fair I'm guessing the dealer's having a lot of difficult conversations with the warranty people right now....spikeyboy101 wrote:Martin im impressed with your patients - i would have been doing my nut in with the garage after 15 days and no further along, there doesnt seem to be any urgency from the garage what so ever.
You are timing an accelertion run at a drag strip location. It could be very easily argued that you were using it for time trialling and void a warranty. Not saying it's correct, just a point of view.sakimano wrote:What's a time trial run to do with a dragstrip pass?adsgreen wrote:All warranties I have seen state that it'll be void if used for time trials. Drag strip runs would definitely count in that.
And rightly so... but there's no hard and fast definition of "occasional".Audi does not void warranties for amateur users making occasional track visits.
if you so choose, the OP could start waving the Sale of Goods act at the dealership.spikeyboy101 wrote:Martin im impressed with your patients - i would have been doing my nut in with the garage after 15 days and no further along, there doesnt seem to be any urgency from the garage what so ever.
I agree that is the most likely scenario for busting the pin, but imho the rod itself would yield/fail firstadsgreen wrote:I agree - I suspect the tech has their gloassary messed up.
However one possible (and it's remote) scenario is when the piston actually siezed. If it siezed through the compression stroke then the cap pins would be doing very little as the rod would be pushing the piston up. It's be rod vs gudgeon pin vs crank and in that case I would expect the pin the fail (and the piston to be a manged mess after that.
Pretty outside chance.. need to see the state of the piston really.
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