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Audi , A6 , C5 , RS6 Avant Quattro (2002-) Common Issues

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  1. Faulty OVP (Over Voltage Protection) module
  2. Issues with the automatic transmission solenoids
  3. Worn out CV joints on all four wheels
  4. Rear differential bearing failure
  5. Coolant leaks from the water pump or cylinder head gasket
  6. Faulty oxygen sensor
  7. Electronic throttle body problems
  8. Air suspension compressor failure
  9. Faulty ABS control module
  10. Issues with the DME (Engine Control Module) computer software
  11. Rear main seal oil leak
  12. Oil leaks from the valve cover gaskets or oil pan gasket
  13. Faulty rear differential speed sensors
  14. Transmission mounts failure
  15. Front control arm bushings wear out
  16. Rear brake issues, such as worn-out brake pads or warped rotors
  17. Electrical problems with the navigation system or other accessories
  18. Issues with the ESP (Electronic Stabilization Program) module
  19. Water ingress into the engine compartment through various seals and gaskets
  20. Engine mechanical issues, such as faulty lifters or excessive oil consumption
  21. Rear axle bearing failure on the rear differential
  22. Worn-out lower control arm mounts
  23. Issues with the front wheel bearing
  24. Coolant leaks from the engine block or cylinder head
  25. Faulty TPS (Throttle Position Sensor)
  26. Issues with the fuel pressure regulator
  27. Oil filter problems, such as oil seepage or filter gasket failure
  28. Rear main seal housing failure
  29. Engine timing belt failure on the 2.7T and 4.2L engines
  30. Faulty MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) sensor
  31. Issues with the rear diffuser and lower valance panel seals
  32. Water leaks into the passenger compartment through various seals and gaskets
  33. Rear subframe bushings wear out
  34. Front wheel bearing failure
  35. Engine oil consumption due to worn piston rings or other internal engine components
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