Faulty Mass Airflow Sensor: Replaced by Audi as a routine maintenance procedure due to high failure rate.
Transmission Problems: Solenoid packs and 7-speed dual-clutch transmissions have been known to fail prematurely.
Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) Faults: Can trigger EPC lights on the dashboard, often resolved with software updates or component replacement.
Engine Oil Leaks: From valve cover gaskets or oil pan gasket due to aging and wear.
Faulty Rear Window Wiper Motor: Interfering with rear window wipers' functionality and sometimes causing an EPC light.
Rear Axle Bearing Failure: Due to lack of proper lubrication, causing vibrations and leading to axle replacement.
Faulty Front Left and Right Headlights: Can exhibit flickering or not turn off completely, solved through software updates or physical component replacements.
EPC Light due to Loose Wires: From the EPB switch to EPC control module can trigger an EPC light if not properly secured.
Rear Seatbelt Pre-tensioner Failure: Sometimes requiring replacement to correct the issue and avoid further problems.
Faulty Rear Duct Airflow Sensor: Can cause a series of errors with the rear system, resolved by replacing the faulty sensor.
DTC P0A3F - EGR System Not Functioning Properly: Related issues involving vacuum leaks or carbon buildup within the EGR system.
Faulty Engine Oil Level Sensors (EOL): Causing inaccurately displayed oil levels and sometimes triggering an OIL LEAK warning light.
Rear Axle Bearing Cap Failure: Due to excessive wear, it needs replacement along with a thorough cleaning of the axle housing.
DTC P0A80 - No Communication between EPC Module and EPC Control Module: Usually resolved through a software update or reprogramming of modules.
Faulty Left Rear Wheel Sensor: Needs replacement if faulty to prevent further complications and restore normal vehicle operation.