> > Hello -
> >
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> make sure it mates solidly. If the new adapter does not fit the car, take
> it back. Or get one ($$$) from Audi. :-)
Thank you both for responding.
I tried going to Radio Shack and tested the "iGo" system, a universal
adapter that fits into several different gadgets depending on the
interface "tip" you buy. Same problem. That's two adapters that won't
fit. Someone out there has had to have the exact same problem. :)
Please, speak up!
Archangel - 28 Jan 2006 17:02 GMT
This might be a pain but I have a 97 A6 also and found that the charger fits
better in the rear cigarette lighter better, also that I'm less likely to
bump it.
Give a man a match, and he'll be warm for a minute. Set him on fire, and
he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
rbaulbin@hotmail.com - 28 Jan 2006 21:49 GMT
> This might be a pain but I have a 97 A6 also and found that the charger fits
> better in the rear cigarette lighter better, also that I'm less likely to
> bump it.
I wish I could say the charger fits *at all*. It literally will not
make any electrical connection with the lighter. It's like the contacts
aren't touching when it's inserted. It's not just this one -- it's
also with the relatively newer "iGo" universal adapter. I don't
understand it... and no one seems to have an answer at Audi customer
service or even local dealers.
x-audi - 29 Jan 2006 18:22 GMT
I had the same problem with my radar detector and was told that there is a
difference between the US spec charger and the european. apparently, the
european is slightly smaller plug, but you should be able to find an adapter
at Radioshack or other similar store.
rbaulbin@hotmail.com - 31 Jan 2006 19:37 GMT
>I had the same problem with my radar detector and was told that there is a
>difference between the US spec charger and the european. apparently, the
>european is slightly smaller plug, but you should be able to find an adapter
>at Radioshack or other similar store.
Were you actually able to find a plug yourself?