Audi A4 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 8

the next time light is on, turn key slightly back to stop engine, than check error codes Don t turn key all the way off and it will have code still in memory. This should give you the codes. once key is off it resets computer.

It is something you can probably do yourself if you are mechanically competent, but it is a job that is much much easier with the car up on a lift,

Hi Check your battery terminals and make sure there not loose it sounds like a bad earth to me Hope this helps Nick

maybe this will help..... the following steps must be carried out in the correct order:

• Turn on the radio - the word "SAFE" appears in the display.

Press the FM 1 and AM buttons simultaneously and hold them down until "1000" lights up in the display. Release the buttons! Do not, under any circumstances, continue holding them down or press them once again. This would cause the radio to consider the number "1000" to be the input code number.

• Use station buttons 1 to 4 to input the code number on your Radio Card. Use button 1 to input the first digit of the code number, button 2 to input the second digit, and so on.

For technical reasons, the first digit can only be a 1 or left blank. The following three digits, however, may be any number from 1 to 9 .

• Once the code is shown on the display, press the FM 1 and AM buttons again simultaneously and hold them down until the word "SAFE" appears in the frequency display. Release buttons! Soon afterward, a frequency will be displayed.
• Should you inadvertently input the incorrect code number in attempting to release the electronic lock-up, the word "SAFE" will appear in the display - first blinking and then continuous. You can now repeat the entire canceling procedure once. The number of attempts will be shown in the display. If you input another incorrect number, your radio will be locked up for approximately one hour . The radio will not play. Leave the radio switched on. After an hour, the display with the number of attempts goes out and you can cancel the electronic lock-up as described above. This cycle - two attempts, one hour lock-up still applies.

Best to you.

Usually the clicking noise is the starter solenoid not getting enough amps because the battery is shot. Suggest jump start vehicle then drive it to Autozone. They will test it for free and even install the new battery for free. They have one of the best battery warranties in the business. Be sure to keep your receipt paperwork in the glove box.

Dealers tend to be crooks. Honestly, as an ex dealer I suggest take it back to where it has be gotten and request it be fixed. Most dealerships are often nice about that

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Im not looking to spend alot of money. Impossible with an Audi. Factory shocks run about $1,000 each. Now is not the time to be worrying about money. Shud have done that BEFORE you bought a German car.

I suggest you to do an ecm diagnostic to see if you have any codes stored. After that you can go from there, you might have an issue with the theft system. good luck.

If it is cold enough the mechanism could be frozen. If not the actuator is gone and will need to be replaced.

normal thread you may need a gear puller to get the gear off make sure that you do not drop the key into the sump use a 1/12 " impact wrench to remove the bolt as it is difficult to stop the crankshaft turning other wise