Steve Q

I suspect the drivers and passenger seats would run off the same fuse. My money is on a loose wire or burnt motor.

Might be worth getting it booked in at Audi. Is it worth replacing the seal?

Airbag warning light issues are often caused by a loose wire under the passenger seat mainly. Can sometimes be drivers side. But definitely more passenger side.

I'd recommend a diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up. Could it be a turbo issue?

I have aftermarket ones on my A6 and they've done well. Fit wasn't too bad. Genuine ones are very expensive I've found.

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 have you got a picture? Ive be er heard of this before.

The car alarm should have a siren anyway for when it goes off.

I'd recommend working through the faults found on the diagnostic check assuming they're fresh codes not historic. Could it be an injector issue?

No I dont Believe it's a direct fit.

You could btry toothpaste. I've heard it works. But the long lasting answer is sanding and lacquering them.

I'd recommend eBay. I think Nokia was the manufacturer of choice with Audi.

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 my advice would be to try and get a second hand unit in eBay. I doubt you'll get the button on eBay but you never know

You can tailor the exhaust note to how you want.

I don't unfortunately.

Please keep us posted on how you get on 🙂

Yep most dogs clog if only doing short journeys as it doesn't get hot enough to burn off the soot.

A software update might help. It could be the float in the tank that's got stuck maybe.

Please keep us posted 🙂

I think you might be better off taking it to an auto electrican. The wire under the passenger seat could just be loose and would be the easiest thing to check.

I'd recommend you look at powerflow exhausts my brother and friends have used them and had good results

The dealer can do longer road tests, and this is what they should be doing.

I'd recommend a diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up.

It sounds like there's a leak in the system. The noise could be because the powerfluid pump has ran dry. Definitely worth looking for any areas where it's leaked from.

Wondering if the handbrake or brakes are getting stuck on?

I'd recommend a diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up. Have you tried the spare key? I ask as that can help narrow down the issue. If both keys are working then the key isn't the culprit.