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by johnnydog » Mon Jul 19, 2021 3:58 pm
There is enough information on here about fault lights (especially suspension fault lights) due to a low battery voltage. The car shuts down some systems if it detects a low battery on start up, one being the suspension system, throwing up the dash warning.
The advise is that replacement battery (which has be an AGM battery) should be programmed to the car using the QR code on the replacement, otherwise some electrical systems may not function correctly so I understand. I only know this from the information I was given when I had to replace my battery about 18 months ago.
Some have said it isn't necessary and have apparantly got away with fitting new a battery without reprogramming and had no problems, but when I enquired, that is the advise from Audi and also from independant battery suppliers. Motor factors may probably suggest to the contrary, as they won't be in a position to do it, but assuming that you have fitted an AGM battery, your problem could be down to not having the battery programmed to the car.
The recommendation is there for a reason, I would suggest.