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Thanks for this 'NoahWeb', this was something I was looking to do myself recently, however, I failed just to get the engine cover off, there wasn't many of the 14 bolts you listed in this article remaining, but out of the ones that were the heads on them were knackered so I couldn't get them off, I ended up getting a local garage to do the job for me (oil sensor, oil and filter).

I asked them at the time to do something with both engine and gearbox undertrays so I could remove them myself in the future, however, they rushed it and the problem remains.

So, I'm eyeing up some replacement engine and gearbox covers up on eBay, however, I can't find fitting kits which contain all the bits you listed, do you know what I should look for, can you tell me exactly what size bolts/screws make up each cover?


Many Thanks in advance

Jason1288

Guys I had this problem on my audi a6, I fixed it by doing the following step.

1. Press the gas pedal to the floor.
2. Turn on the ignition but do not start the engine. Suppose your car has Start/Stop press the gas pedal but not press the brake pedal. Only press the START button.
3. Keep the gas pedal pressed for at least 15 seconds.
4. Turn off the ignition. Release the gas pedal. Wait a couple of minutes and restart the engine.
5. Drive your Audi carefully and allow it to change gears at low RPM for the first 10 minutes.

Copy and pasted the steps from here https://www.youcanic.com/audi-transm...eset-procedure
I ignored the last step btw, and the fault is not showing up anymore. hope this helps. If fault is still showing it would probably be something to do with the wiring or fuses.