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Hi there. Was wondering if anyone could shed some light on a really confusing situation I have with my Audi A5 Cabriolet. I know moisture or condensation in headlight and tail light clusters is no new matter in cars. But with this being the tail strip LED bulb I was wondering if anyone has come across this and knows how to rectify the issue if possible? Like a permanent fix if possible? And also how to even remove this light assembly if possible to dry it out and fix? Seems minor and petty I know but with how the weather has been over this winter I'd rather try and keep it safe a bit longer off possible as this doesn't seem your average bulb jobby. Hope everyone is holding up well and staying safe during the COVID-19. A.S
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Hi there. I have a 2014 (64-plate) Audi A4 2.0 TDI S-Line which has covered just over 4400-miles. Last few weeks, not all the time, I have been smelling a musty, damp smell seconds after I engage the Air Con switch. I very much doubt that the Pollen Filter needs changing, but was wondering if anyone else has had a similar issue. My car is booked in to the Audi Dealer/Garage in mid-April (its the earliest I can get time off) for them to look at, as Ive also experienced an issue one morning when the Windscreen was iced-up, but the windscreen from the interior was so heavily condensated that would not budge even with the heater and A/C on full. I wiped some away and then drove off only for it to come back and I had to pull over. I used a cloth to wipe the whole interior windscreen and the cloth was soaking wet and I had to rinse it out afterwards. I have never experienced that much condensation before in my previous cars (all Ford) and the lack of a Heated Windscreen is a down-side but could this condensation be related to the damp smell emitting every now and then? I have checked the carpets and they seem dry, but something isn't right.
