Chard

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99.5 1.8tqms Silver, APR v3, clear corner mod, polished tips, some stereo stuff...new rims and suspension stuff on the way!

xxtaexx

**** all the time.. try using wd-40, it should help.

Gordon Martin

It was the strangest thing - the button would only stick when the trunk would not open. What I mean to say is that I was having trouble with the electronics of the door locks - sometimes when I unlocked the whole car, the trunk would not unlock. When I pushed the button it would stay in and I would have to wiggle it back out.

The techs changed my door control module and once the electronic locks started working properly, the locks never stuck again.

I could have sworn that it was a mechanical problem - but it was all in the electronics...

Go to your FNAD (friendly neighbourhood Audi dealer) and get them to fix it - you shouldn't have to live with any irritants. (they'll probably just spray the button with a lubricant tho ;-)

If you are considering a lubricant, my father used to have this tube of silicon powder. It lubricated extremely well, but didn't collect dirt like an oil might.

Gordon Martin
98.5 2.8QMS (Santorin Blue)

Chard

i find it irratating...something i shouldn't have to live with with a car as expensive as it is. oh hell, i'm gonna tell them at my next service.<p>Chard
99.5 1.8tqms Silver, APR v3, clear corner mod, polished tips, some stereo stuff...new rims and suspension stuff on the way!

CMH

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