Did Audi dealership ever lie to you?
#21
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FWIW, I ordered fob and key w my mail order dealer contact (emailing them my registration for ownership proof), then brought keys to local dealer. Hard to do though unless they know you.
I tend to do two at same time, since programming charge is fixed. Or if you really luck out, they do something that needs an ECU flash under warranty and then they ask for all your keys. On S8 that's when I pulled out the new ones and managed to get them all programmed with no aded charge.
#22
Negative on used key fobs. Once programmed to a specific car only useful for paperweights, impressing someone with your new pretend ride...or fly by night sales by used car sales sleazes and auction types who must pocket them (and owners manuals) and try to flip on eBay...
FWIW, I ordered fob and key w my mail order dealer contact (emailing them my registration for ownership proof), then brought keys to local dealer. Hard to do though unless they know you.
I tend to do two at same time, since programming charge is fixed. Or if you really luck out, they do something that needs an ECU flash under warranty and then they ask for all your keys. On S8 that's when I pulled out the new ones and managed to get them all programmed with no aded charge.
FWIW, I ordered fob and key w my mail order dealer contact (emailing them my registration for ownership proof), then brought keys to local dealer. Hard to do though unless they know you.
I tend to do two at same time, since programming charge is fixed. Or if you really luck out, they do something that needs an ECU flash under warranty and then they ask for all your keys. On S8 that's when I pulled out the new ones and managed to get them all programmed with no aded charge.
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Audi of Des Moines botched a warranty repair to the sport differential of my wife's S5. Then lied to me about it to my face and tried to charge me to fix it with some B.S. story about a rusty heat shield causing the noise instead of the broken driveshaft cashed by their failure to properly torque bolts.
They refused to fix all of the damage they caused (rear wheel bearing failed 200 miles later) and also bent a rotor style wheel and cut a brand new Michelin super sport tire in two places on the sidewall by hitting curbs during the test drive. And, of course, lied about it and tried to cover it up. They ended up paying for that. They suck, and I will never go back there for anything if I can help it at all
They refused to fix all of the damage they caused (rear wheel bearing failed 200 miles later) and also bent a rotor style wheel and cut a brand new Michelin super sport tire in two places on the sidewall by hitting curbs during the test drive. And, of course, lied about it and tried to cover it up. They ended up paying for that. They suck, and I will never go back there for anything if I can help it at all
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