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Yes, I did know that. I was wondering if that was the cause of these electrical gremlins. It is going into Audi shortly to to get sorted.

Got some thing else now. I did a fairly long run yesterday approx 70 miles, this morning I have "Low Battery Charge. Will Charge when driving" This isn't the traction battery as I have 170 miles in that, it must be the 12 volt system.

I been having trouble with the keyless entry for a couple of weeks, now it has packed up altogether. I can only open the car using the key, also the foot actuated boot release is not working. Probably same cause. Also I can't keep the offside charge flap closed. It will close if I hold it shut and lock the car but as soon as I open the car again the charge flap opens. Also Audi didn't delete the last recall from the MMI so it keeps telling me to get it done. So all these bits are driving me crazy. Booked it in now to Audi S.E. before anything else crops up.

Cliff is quite correct in saying it takes as long to charge from 80% to 100% as it does to charge to 80%. Audi suggests that you don't charge beyond 80% though. Sounds to me it is a problem with the car also.

You could discuss the pro and cons of Electric, Diesel, Petrol, Hydrogen for ever. But for one that owns an electric car I am more than happy with it. It is quiet, good looking and extremely rapid, economical to run and I get a thrill every drive I drive it.

I accept that electric cars are not as green as people think. But, I am sure they do go some way towards helping the environment. As to the fire risk your ICE car sits on the drive with probably 10 gallons of highly flammable fuel in the tank. With regard to turning off the chargers so we can't recharge, how many of you queued for hours for fuel when Russia invaded The Ukraine,

I think that's what made it all the sweeter because it was unexpected.

Hi I wrote to Audi UK,, not complaining, but just to explain my surprise at all the recalls for the GT recently, and also not being able to get a courtesy car because of my age. I had a very nice e-mail back saying that they would look into this for me. They came back to me telling me that they couldn't help with the courtesy car as it was Audi's S.E. policy but they may be able to help in other ways. They telephoned me recently to make certain all the work had been done and I was satisfied with the car once again. They then said that Audi UK will pay for my next service for the inconvenience I have had. As the last service was £600+ thanks very much. I have a letter of confirmation which has been safely filed away until needed in 2026.

Got the car back today. After it's last recall. So they had the car for 8 days this time. In 6 weeks I have only clocked 207 miles. I tried to find out what they actually did. It was a battery module check, where they have to monitor the traction battery over a number of days. Mine passed OK. I wonder how long before I get another recall?

Hi James When I had my A6 I think the sump capacity was about 8 litres not quarts. Tony

Hi Jessica I had exactly this problem with a BMW I had. Lumpy running and cutting out. The problem on this occasion was that when I had topped up the engine oil I had cross threaded the oil cap which allowed air to get into the system. Being a sealed system it was causing the MAF sensor to give incorrect info to the ECU. Just a thought. Tony

The E Tron GT is a very wide car. 7 feet between the mirrors. I scuffed the offside rear wheel in a multi story car park the other day. As I have already had the wheels refurbed by Audi because of corrosion when the car was new they cannot be done again. So I purchased a another wheel. Managed to get a second hand one in perfect condition with a worn tyre at a reasonable price. I now know why there is no spare wheel. There is nowhere to put it. This rear wheel is so wide it only just fits in the boot. It took two blokes to put it in, not sure how to get it out yet.

Hi John On my app I have a "All Functions" feature. Tap there and I get Theft and Location. Tap there and status image appears. I don't know what happens next if there is an alarm or attempted theft. Tony

I will try to find out. Probably over kill by Audi. Anyway back on the bus after the 9th December.

Thanks for that Steve. But I have that covered. My granddaughter works for Formula 1 hospitality, and she has got me some fire proof underwear and F1 racing suit. The only thing is I feel a bit of a prat when I go into Sainsburys.

Very rarely do I charge away from home. I think I have only done it once. I never charge beyond 80% as recommended by Audi. My OHME home charger charges somewhere between 6.5 and 7.4 KW. depending on the house load. In the 18 months I have had the car I have only done 4400 miles.

Yet another recall. Changed the name the car now. It is a Audi Recall GT. Going in December 9th for 8 days this time. Battery charge checks. It seems they need to discharge the battery on day one and then slowly recharge. This cycle has to be done more than once, therefore the long stay in the garage. Tony

Hi Jillian Sorry to hear about your heater. Mine was changed on the last recall. I agree they do seem to spend a lot of their time at Audi recently. Tony

I do some times wonder if I am sitting on a 440v time bomb. But, at 81 if you got to go, it's nice to be on top of the one you love.

It is an insulation check. Booked for the 12th.

Hi Just got another recall on the GT. 931B. Some thing to do with the high voltage battery. Tony

Sorry about the quotes, clicked on wrong button

Hi Kevin My E Tron GT went in for the same recall last week. Plus two computer upgrades. Audi kept it for a week but they said the high voltage heater takes along time to replace, nothing regarding the brake hoses. Got it back last Saturday and I must admit that the brakes are a lot more positive now. I hope you get it resolved soon. Tony

Hi Gab When I had my A6 Avant I had a rear view camera fitted by Autologics. It was perfect. Plumbed into the MMI activated on selecting reverse no problems. Camera fitted it car, at home, on driveway, took the techy about 30 minutes. Wouldn't know anything had been done other than I now had a RV camera. Tony