Steve Q

Please keep us posted ☺️

Cold weather puts more strain on a battery and saps it's energy quicker as well as a cold engine is harder to start.

It can be done but it's not cheap. Your best bet is to look at Audi/vag retrofitters.

Bar

Tuna

Two options here. Let them rectify the issues with your concerns raised. Or alternatively take it to a garage you would normally use and trust to see if they can tell if the work has actually been done.

What have the dealer said? Legally you're allowed your money back within 30 days of sale.

Lol thought you'd like it 🤣

I thought so ☺️ but I'm clumbsy to be fair.

Just like this 🤣

That's quite a clever idea for a repair. You'd have to be careful incase there's any wires etc running across the roof.

Devilish

You're welcome 😊

Or knight rider! 🤣

Lol do true. Don't worry I'll be keeping mine stick. However I might add this washer funnel as I am clumbsy when filling the bottle! I thought other members would find it useful.

Definitely, not my personal car and found the post and info on Facebook ☺️

Welcome to the forum, you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Lovely looking audi you have there 👍

Heres a cool part I found on another page. It's a washer fluid tank cap that doubles as a funnel to prevent washer fluid spills. It's an OE part on some Skodas and fits right on. Just enough clearance to turn and open. Part number 000096706. Found mine on ebay for £9.

Heres a cool part I found on another page. It's a washer fluid tank cap that doubles as a funnel to prevent the washer fluid spliling. It's an OE part on some Skodas and fits right on most audis. Part number 000096706. Found on ebay for £9.

I've not driven the new q7 but the previous version was lovely. I think in terms of competition theres not many 7 seat SUV models out there. The next comparison would be the Volvo XC90.

It could be the steering wheel controls which come as a complete unit. Might be worth buying a second hand one on eBay to see if that resolves it

The first two things I'd look at is the battery, when was it last changed? The life expectancy of a battery is 5-7 years. If it's getting nearer the 6-7 year mark I'd recommend a battery tray from Halfords or similar. If the battery is ok then my next question would be to look at when the spark plugs and ht leads were last changed.

You could always look at a good second hand part off eBay ☺️

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