Steve Q

They have to fix there issues otherwise you are entitled to a full refund if purchased within the 30 days of sale.

Keep us posted on how you get on 🙂

Has the maf been considered?

No probs at all

That's what I mean you could look at buying a second hand one from eBay or similar that has an armrest built in.

Nice one. Has the abs sensor resolved all the issues? If not, is your battery in the boot? If I do I remember a member with an A6 c7 that was having a similar problem and it transpired the main electrical cable running from the battery in the boot to the dash had become loose. In their case it was loose under the rear passenger seat so whenever someone sat on the seat it caused the Christmas tree dash.

Have a look for one from armster or similar. Or as I previously suggested to the other member, you could change the armrest. Regarding the phone holder, it'll be for an Audi built in one and the parts can be bought on eBay but they're not too common unfortunately

Hopefully she'll get back ok. Have you got breakdown cover just to be safe

In a lot of cases multiple warning lights can be caused by a failing battery

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

Please keep us posted on how you get on 🙂

Sounds like a wiring issue or dodgy earth. I'd recommend a diagnostic check to see if any fault codes flag up or get an auto electrician to take a look.

Glad you got sorted 🙂

I'd recommend checking the wiring but I'd bet it's an issue with the radio itself. Cheapest option would be to replace the head unit with. Second hand one from eBay. You'll need the radio code for the replacement unit.

Keep us posted on how you get on 🙂

Unfortunately what you describe is normal Audi customer service these days.

I'd bet that's the reason.

Oh dear. Only option is to get it into a garage for repair

Have a look at buyers guides on YouTube. Make sure heater is working and consistent, if it's not it could be a blocked heater matrix. If you're looking at autos make sure the gearbox has been serviced on time.

The subframes are becoming a common rust problem on older audis. I'd recommend you get someone wire brush the rust to establish how bad it is then if it's ok, paint the bare metal with paint etc.

Yep you do unfortunately

Good choice

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂

Remove gently the cap from the back eof the nozzle is just slid inside, easy to remove with a Plier they are cheap in Amazon or similar. When you reinstall you can use a pick to adjust the stream so it lands perfectly ahead of the wiper.

Definitely did the right thing walking away.