Where is the transmission control module located in my audi 2003 a4 1.8
I have a transmition problem on a 2003 audi a4 1.8t whit 44000klm.
audi is changing transmition at no cost but have to paye for labor
Hey dude,
I too have 2003 model Audi. It has similar problem as your car. How did you manage to get Audi change the transmission for no cost. except for labor charges. Please advise. I will very thankful to you. Please mail me at my email id.
Regards, Nayeem ( [email protected])
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The car needs a gearbox ecu and an oil change (only use recomended gearbox oi) this will cost around
£200 - £500 pounds but it will fix problem i have done around 100 off these
We too have the Audi A4 2004. the diagnostics say there is no problem but the official distributors machinist says that it might be a problem with the TCU. the cost of getting it replaced is very high and they do not asure that it will solve the problem. if not we might need to get the transmition case replaced or fixed. i too think that Audi should fix this. people buy this brand for it's quality, but after 5 years the car has such major problems- it's not right
The same problem. I bought my AUDI A4 2005 CVT couple years ago. For two years I haven't had any problems with my car. A few days ago the PRND indicator began to blink and the car went into the safe mode. A Diagnostics showed that there are problems with TCM. Most Audi vehicles have a problem with it and dealer ask 1200 for replacement plus labor. But I read there is a good alternative to replacement. This is a repair service which completele restore tne TCM for reasonable price. Maybe you guys recommend any repeir service
I paid only 240 $ and spent about 1.5 hours for repair of my car. I recommend a high quality service in Van Nuys CA – Module Repair Prohttp://www.shop.modulerepairpro.com/ If you, guys, want to save your time money and nerves go or call there
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I have a 2002 A4 with the CVT. Occassionally it jumps when I start first time in the day. It also has started to present a noise in the front end once you get to 55 MPH. I have seen a number of videos on youtube about this ******. I am having problems and some of the symptoms appear to parallel those identified on a number of sites. I have enjoyed this car and would like to continue doing so but am afraid the ****** is failing. I have contacted local transmission shops and they
won't touch this. The Audi dealer won't tell me anything over the phone, want me me to drive the car 50 miles to dealership and give them a blank check. I have talked with a number of rebuilders and they want me to send the ****** or car to
them. Everywhere I turn it appears by the time I do anything it will
cost more than the car is currently worth.
Is their anyone out there that knows this transmission, and is willing
to talk to me or assist me diagonose.
Thank you
Randy Lattimer
I too have a 2002 Audi A4 Automatic transmission and when i put the car in reverse it jerks very hard as if the engine wants to jump out of the car. It stalls very bad in reverse as well, but when I put it in drive the car really doesn't let you know that it has shifted into that gear and I have to press the accelerator to get the car to move. Research shows that it may be the TCU or TCM because the prnd lights are flashing but no one really knows. I can drive the car but its just running like its shot. Can anyone help or does Audi need to accept responsibility for this fault.
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