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Audi , A6 , C7 , 1.8 TFSI Ultra (2014-2018) Common Issues

Most Common (1-10% of vehicles)

  1. Faulty VCU (Valve Control Unit) causing rough engine idle and loss of boost pressure
  2. P0420/P0430 codes due to faulty catalytic converters or lambda sensors
  3. Issues with the 6-speed manual transmission, such as slipping clutches or gear engagement problems
  4. Oil leaks from the valve cover gasket or front main seal
  5. Rear main bearing failure leading to engine damage and noise
  6. Coolant leaks from the radiator, water pump, or hoses
  7. Battery drain due to faulty sensors or wiring issues
  8. Faulty Oxygen Sensors (O2S) causing inconsistent engine performance
  9. Problems with the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system
  10. Rear brake pad wear and rotor scoring

Moderately Common (0.5-1% of vehicles)

  1. Engine oil pressure sensor failure leading to a "low oil pressure" warning light
  2. Issues with the 6-speed dual-clutch transmission, such as faulty solenoids or clutch pack problems
  3. Rear differential bearing failure causing vibration and noise
  4. Air filter restriction due to clogged air ducts or dirty filters
  5. Ignition coil failure leading to misfires and engine performance issues
  6. Problems with the rearview camera system (if equipped)
  7. Faulty Park Distance Control (PDC) sensors
  8. Issues with the adaptive cruise control system
  9. Air suspension leaks or compressor failure (if equipped)
  10. Rear window regulator problems

Less Common (0.1-0.5% of vehicles)

  1. Faulty engine oil pressure sensor or sender unit
  2. Issues with the automatic transmission solenoids or valve body
  3. Rear axle bearing failure causing vibration and noise
  4. Coolant leaks from the engine block or cylinder head
  5. Turbocharger oil leak or seal failure
  6. Engine misfires due to faulty spark plugs or ignition coils
  7. Problems with the Electronic Power Steering (EPS) system
  8. Issues with the sunroof motor or roller assembly
  9. Rear window defroster problems
  10. Faulty fuel pressure regulator leading to inconsistent engine performance

Rarest (less than 0.1% of vehicles)

  1. Engine head gasket failure causing overheating and leaks
  2. Piston slap noise due to worn piston rings or cylinder walls
  3. Crankshaft or camshaft position sensor issues
  4. Issues with the transmission control module (TCM) or ECU
  5. Rear differential ring gear failure leading to excessive wear on the bearings
  6. Air suspension compressor failure causing loss of ride height and comfort
  7. Sunroof glass breakage due to manufacturing defects or road debris impact
  8. Faulty fuel pump causing decreased engine performance and poor mileage
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