Q5Rob

Seek reputable independent professionals regarding dealership recommendations. They are probably lining their pockets with premature simple work

My apologies I should’ve concluded what the problem was…. It was in fact a broken core (electrical wire) to the sensor. It didn’t need new sensors at all just like it didn’t need or get new brake disks as all major car dealer try to impose on unsuspecting customers.

Yes but thanks

Ok thanks for that. I will inform my garage 👍

When my brake pad warning light came on I had my rear pads changed on my Q5 at my local garage. Unfortunately the light is still on despite putting on new sensors. Is there something I’m missing? Does Audi have to reset anything?