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Hello Wendy, Welcome, and sorry to hear of your issue. This just isn’t acceptable. Have you tried a search on here for ‘pre sense’? I’m sure there is a thread going on it. If it were mine, I would be threatening ( in writing) to reject the vehicle. Kind regards, Gareth.

Hi probably the battery is on its way out, you said the lights go when driven therefore its getting more charge, sounds like a classic case of a failing battery thats not holding its charge. Steve.

Mine was the windscreen.

Hi Am New to the Group. Just Bought a RSQ3 2015 41k miles / Full History by Audi and wondering if any issues to look out for? Has a lot of Spec on it / Sunroof, Comfort access, premium parking , power tailgate, etc. It’s our 1st Audi as always had BMW Thanks

No unfortunately a private purchase now not sure if it's coming from the gearbox or diff . thanks everyone for your help

Welcome to the forum you'll find the members on here are a friendly and helpful bunch 🙂 Lovely looking car, le nans died definitely the best one for the A6 C6 in my opinion

Hi Richard Pictures look great. I had a A6 Avant for years and it just kept going 'n going 'n going. Tony

hi richard welcome to the forum.thats a nice avant,the best of luck with it.greg

Hi interesting, I can see where its going with the rotation of the purple bit as you say thats probably the adjustment for contact with the pedal, only other thing I can suggest is removing the clip on the left side which is holding the wiring and see if the whole unit moves down. Steve.

Hi Sara, this is one of those devilishly difficult problems to diagnose. If after you check for blocked drain holes as suggested by Steve Q, you could try the following which I posted some time ago: "My daughter's 2012 A1 was getting rainwater in from behind the glove box. I removed the wiper arms, the plastic scuttle and saw there is a plastic channel which is supposed to drain rainwater away. This channel sits above the air intake for the a/c. The channel is quite narrow and my guess is rainwater can overflow from the sides and then find its way into the a/c blower. I cut a 12 inch long and 1.5 inch wide strip of hard plastic and taped it under the channel so that any overflow is directed away from the a/c air intake. This was about 6 months ago and she has not had the water ingress problem since." However, after a couple of months, we again noticed the rear passenger footwell soaked and the front passenger footwell wet. I reopened and checked the a/c air intake but that was dry. I then pulled up the carpet under the glove box and poured water across the roof on the left corner where the roof meets the windscreen. I could then see a trickle of water coming in from where the footwell meets the wheel arch. I have now used black silicone to block the little area on the top of the windscreen on both sides of the car. I intend to remove the carpet entirely next week and have my daughter drive for a few days without it and see if the issue is finally resolved. In your case, fingers crossed it is just the a/c drain being blocked!