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emmisions warning light

Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:16 pm
by garym
anyone had any probs with emmisions light coming on ? this is 2nd time for me ,been in shop 1 week now not sorted ,audi tech have no idea ,

RE: emmisions warning light

Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 7:50 pm
by tartan_rob
Depenjds on the fault codes it is throwing. Get VAG com and see whats what. I have had the same problem but it was due to dead coils so ver obvious. Others on here have had similiar.

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:22 pm
by garym
just got car back they have changed maf but i dont think thats the prob as it was running lean on one bank and as maf feeds both i think theres a air leak maybe will have to see

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 3:30 pm
by audijohn
garym wrote:just got car back they have changed maf but i dont think thats the prob as it was running lean on one bank and as maf feeds both i think theres a air leak maybe will have to see
They changed the MAF and your running lean on one bank, FFS do they know what there going?.

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:08 pm
by rs4v8
I feel a trip to a different dealership coming on, :thumbsdown:

emmisions warning light

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:33 pm
by garym
car just back from dealership minus 1/2 tank of fuel , will take out tonight and give good thrash , i intend to put on rollers as i dont believe this has got 400 plus bhp , and its not because of smooth delivery and all the other explanations i just think it is not what they say ,will keep informed

RE: emmisions warning light

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:39 pm
by rs4v8
It seems to be a common practice for Audi to test your car and not fill it up afterwards. My dealership did it to me too when I left it with them for a similar problem. As you say, half a tank later. Barstewards! :thumbsdown:

Customer service at Audi is the one thing that lets the brand down IMHO.......

RE: emmisions warning light

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:46 pm
by SimonFV8
Audi customer service - nearly put me off buying another Audi! I changed dealers and so far so good. If you want really bad customer service then buy a merc OMG never again!

I seems so hit and miss with all dealer customer service just the luck of the draw, I do think Audi should be like VW and have a 'luxury car service' for this price car. The VW dealer I bought my V10 Touareg from were fab if only Audi could replicate that

RE: emmisions warning light

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 5:52 pm
by rs4v8
I bought a clio for the wife to be and Renault were absolutely fantastic. when buying and during the last two services. Cheap car + luxury service.

Take note audi. luxury car + cheap ass service = less sales :thumbsdown: (the car is magic but!) :D

Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:46 am
by chemical-ali
You think Audi are bad, Porsche are much worse (in my experience!)

Dealt with Swansea and Cardiff dealerships, so far so good.

Hi everybody, by the way! :D

Re: RE: emmisions warning light

Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 8:28 am
by audijohn
SimonFV8 wrote:Audi customer service - nearly put me off buying another Audi! I changed dealers and so far so good. If you want really bad customer service then buy a merc OMG never again!

I seems so hit and miss with all dealer customer service just the luck of the draw, I do think Audi should be like VW and have a 'luxury car service' for this price car. The VW dealer I bought my V10 Touareg from were fab if only Audi could replicate that
:dung:
I had the same experience with Merc, took the AMG 55 out for a test drive, within 30 miles the glove box fell out on the floor :x , this was a new car by the way, I drove it back and the sales guy says "No problem we'll stick it back" :bash: yea I said, keep it.
I said this is a 72K car we are talking about here, his reply "we are having some build quality problems" :thumbsdown:

Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2007 9:04 am
by ARSEY4
What really irritates me is the actual customer services for the car maker. I have had a few complaints to various car makers customer services and initially they have been very good but when it comes to the crunch they will say "unfortunatley the final decision comes down to the dealer" IMHO this is just a total waste of time, they need to be able to dictate to the dealer, listen to the eveidence and make an informed opinion.
Porsche for me were very good especially the technician and service manager. Audi were abissmal when they damaged an alloy and tried to make out it was from another car and they did not realise but they did make amends and gave me rs4 mats, mobile adapter and £250 towards the maintenance contract in addition the service manager is very good and the sales guy is excellent. They are also being taken over by Sytners which hopefully will be a good thing.

Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 10:05 pm
by reevesroadster
I had ongoing problems with the emissions light - diagnosed on here as warranty issue - producing poor mpg aswell.

Stealer was supposed to have it for 2 days, but had it for 4 days, having had to give it to one of their "senior engineers" to take home to test drive. They resolved the problem, and then attempted to charge me a ridiculous sum for the fule in the hire car, and an entire tank of petrol in my car.

A couple of calls to Audi resolved the situation. Dreading the service!!