Turgay e-tron 55

It is just 62000 miles.

I had an issue with the air conditioning in my 2019 e-tron 55, so I took it to Audi Milton Keynes. The problem was that I couldn’t activate the AC either through the mobile app or directly from the car. It was showing a fault code, but the code only indicated that the AC wasn’t working—without explaining the cause. After checking several forums, I found that it could be a pressure sensor issue. I shared this with the service team, but they insisted it was a wiring problem and said they needed to perform wiring diagnostics. In the end, it turned out there was no wiring issue at all—the problem was caused by a £100 pressure sensor. However, I still had to pay an extra £400 for the unnecessary wiring work.

Hi everyone, I have a 2019 e-tron 55, and a few days ago I started noticing a noise coming from the rear when starting to move and braking. At first, I suspected that something might have gotten stuck in the brake pads, as it sounded like a scraping noise. Then I tried braking while the car was in neutral, and interestingly, the noise didn’t occur. I took the car to Audi Milton Keynes, but they told me there were no fault codes detected. However, when they took a sample from the transmission oil, they found metal particles and said the transmission needs to be replaced. I called several places for repair, but it’s nearly impossible to find a specialist. Considering the average repair cost for most cars is around £3000, the £4600 quote I got from the dealership actually seemed reasonable. They said the part will take 3–4 days to arrive, and the removal and installation should take another 2 days.