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I doubt you will feel a difference in firmness because the hoses are armoured. It is the rubber lining that perishes.

You have at least proven the mechanical parts of the locks work, so the fault must be electrical or electronic.

Keep us posted on how you get on

Thanks, - not sure I’m understanding the significance. Simply change it as a process of elimination. Kind regards, Gareth.

Possible starting-to-break-up-inside flexible hose??

Hi, I have just collected my Audi A6 Avant 40Tdi quattro last week. Loving it so far and finding my way around the MMI gradually. I have tried to connect to my Amazon Alexa account but so far haven’t had any success...... anyone else having trouble with this? Any tips on getting it to work would be appreciated.

I had the same issue with my new Audi and it was driving me insane. Eventually, I figured out that it had nothing to do with data packages or Wi-Fi hotspots or any of that, either on my phone settings or on the car itself. How I got it working was going into the “my Audi“ app, selecting my profile, then “vehicle connection” and ensuring that “MMI Wi-Fi connection” is set on and “automatic log in on the MMI” it’s also set on. Finally, make sure that the Wi-Fi network that you use has “private Wi-Fi address” turned off. The MyAudi thoughtfully includes a direct link in the same section 2 “private Wi-Fi address“. gl. 👍

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

thats an intersting one.hope it stays that way for you.as many people have had a few issues with remote locking

Lee. You may have been told about the routine services that the vendor has done, but only a full service history from Audi, printed not verbal, will reveal any repairs or other miscellaneous work that has been done to the car. Surely you want to know about that before handing over cash?

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

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