Steve Q

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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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.

Kiss

Couldn't agree more. My a6 wants for nothing bar a little bit of rust which needs attention but that's it.

Glad you got sorted abd thank you for providing the ordering advice for other members ☺️

If you bought the car within the 30 days my advice would be to take it back to the dealer to sort which should be done FOC as you are entitled to a full refund up to 30 days. It might just need an update.

Aid

This might help:

If you bought it from a dealer then you have the right to a full refund within 30 days of sale.

Orange

Here's another one:

Could tgey be for the heater/heater matrix? I say this as I remember my wife having an issue with her old fiesta a long time ago and the pipes were in a similar configuration. Of they run into the bulkhead then I would hedge my bet that that's what they are.

I do still think the mpg level is too low. There could still be an issue with the air fuel mixture. I'd say there could be an issue with the maf sensor but the only thing that questions my logic is that the car is running normally.

Is it task master or would I lie to you?

Sorry I can't help more.

Might be worth seeing if you can get an uprated on from demontweaks or similar. Or look under international sellers on EBay.