Steve Q

Glad this thread helped you 🙂

So glad we've saved you some money 🙂

The battery might need coding to the car. Once coded it should allow all systems to operate normally

I'd google car interior restorers or you could try local bodyshops as they should be used to replacing interiors.

Do t think the fix is available yet which is ridiculous.

I think it depends which radio you have. Concert is single CD. Symphony can have 6 CD.

It might have to go to a roof specialist or Audi.

I dont but I guess they'll base it on how many cars we have attending.

Definitely sone sort of phone holder.

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 It might just be a different level of mmi. As it wwent in they should have done any required software updates on the mmi.

No probs at all. Surely it's just a seal that's gone? Let's fave it if it were more serious like a cracked diff you'd know about it. Might also be worth speaking to an audi parts department to see if they can tell you if there's a seal etc. They'll have schematics of the diff. Or should have.

Ive had a look for the individual recall codes but not found anything useful. If it's any consolation an update to the mmi or other software of the car is classed as a recall.

Audi should tell you whst the recalls are. Car washes seem to be dependent on the garage, often using covid as the excuse not to. My wife's jag gets a clean everytime at main dealer.

I suspect it can be refurbished. Your best bet is to speak to an audi specialist or a gearbox/diff specialist.

Definitely get the battery coded.

The battery might have had to be programmed to the car.

Can't believe they tried to charge you. Definitely get it back to them and leave it with them for them to do proper road tests.

My advice would be to get a second opinion before you go ahead with any work.

Any burning smell I'd be getting this to a garage asap.

My advice would be to get a diagnostic check. Also how olds the battery? A failing battery can cause all sorts of weird electrical issues.

Lol mine haven't been cleaned in 6 months! Lol that's always the way with Audis!

Hmm could it be wiring related? As you've replaced the injectors etc. Or an ecu fault maybe?

Usually led lights are more efficient. It won't be cheap to change them though as youll need the modules a d possibly the wiring a d then it all to be coded.

Have you had a diagnostic check? My dad had a 1.6tdi a3 company car where the turbo failed at 30k. Might be worth considering the turbo.

No probs at all 🙂