Steve Q

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Correct Trevor ☺️ Your turn ☺️

It could be a sensor issue in the heater control. My advice would be to get a garage take a look.

Might be worth you trying to source a second hand turbo from eBay to get the part you need.

So glad you got sorted John ☺️ the easiest way would be to get a brochure of your car. I like buying brochures in off eBay ☺️

Better to be safe than sorry and use one. But keeping your keys in your microwave when you go to bed can work just as well.

Shame. My advice would be to speak to Audi to see if it requires an update as that'll be the cheapest option

Drink

Might e worth you trying a different transmitter

Athletic

I'd recommend Audi roof bars due to the quality. Can't comment on on roofboxes though unfortunately. But you can hire roofboxes rather than buying them if that helps? Where in Europe are you going to if you don't mind me asking? I was hoping to do a European roadtrip this year but I can't see it happening thanks to the restrictions.

I ask as I was going to say if it had been the driverside or on the bulkhead then it could have got damaged by getting wet from blocked drains on battery tray. Or the washer pipe coming free on the driverside. But as it's passenger side that blows my theory. Might be worth trying to source a second hand unit. I believe you'll need one with the same part number I suspect.

Road

You're welcome. I think the most recent part has a b on the end but could be wrong

Any guesses?

Glad you got sorted 🙂 abd glad the thread helped 🙂

Have you checked to make sure that the camera (behind the rear view mirror) isn't obstructed by some muck thrown up from the road (or down by a passing bird? Also try turning your lights off (or to manual) and then back to Auto again. HBA will only work with the lights set on Auto.

This might help:

Where is that ECU located?

If you ring Audi parts department they should be able to get the up to date part for you.

I believe you're right 🙂 https://bads.lt/en/a-c-audi-refrigerant-filling-quantities-r134a-an-1234yf/

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New York (CNN)Volkswagen and Audi, VW's luxury brand, have been hit by a data breach that exposed the contact information and, in some cases, personal details, like driver license numbers, of customers in the United States and Canada. More than 3 million customers or shoppers had at least basic contact information stolen from an outside company that worked with the automakers, according VW. That data included phone numbers, email addresses, postal mailing addresses and, in some cases, vehicle identification numbers. The company has reached out to 90,000 people in the US -- mostly Audi customers or shoppers -- who had especially sensitive information taken in the breach. In most cases, that included driver's license numbers and, in a small number of cases, Social Security numbers, VW or Audi account numbers and dates of birth. The company is offering free credit protection to those who had very sensitive information taken. The breach included data from people who had merely inquired about purchasing an Audi or VW vehicle, according to a statement from Volkswagen USA. The data, which was stolen from an outside vendor that VW and Audi and some of their dealers use, had been gathered between 2014 and 2019. The information had been collected and saved for marketing purposes, according to VW (VLKPF), and had been left in an unsecured file. VW did not name the vendor. "We regret any inconvenience this may cause our current or potential customers," VW USA said in a statement. "As always, we recommend that individuals remain alert for suspicious emails or other communications that might ask them to provide information about themselves or their vehicle." https://edition.cnn.com/2021/06/11/cars/vw-audi-hack-customer-information/index.html

Sorry to hear that. It looks like you've been stung.

My advice would be to look at them giving you a full refund which you're entitled to up to 30 days after sale.