Daytime Running Lights
#1
AudiWorld Junior Member
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Daytime Running Lights
Hello,
I just got my vehicle back from the dealer after 11 days post-service, which I thought was going to be just that... turns out my 2017 Q7 Prestige had a few underlying issues totaling over 5k in repairs
One thing that I did ask them to address are the DRL on one side of the vehicle... they are turning yellow and dimming significantly. I tried to take a decent photo to show, hoping you can see what I am talking about. Oddly, the dealership tells me that they do not need to be replaced, that they will change color over time but never fully go out. This does not sound right to me... has anyone else experienced such an issue? Aesthetically, I do not like the way it looks being yellow.
I just got my vehicle back from the dealer after 11 days post-service, which I thought was going to be just that... turns out my 2017 Q7 Prestige had a few underlying issues totaling over 5k in repairs
One thing that I did ask them to address are the DRL on one side of the vehicle... they are turning yellow and dimming significantly. I tried to take a decent photo to show, hoping you can see what I am talking about. Oddly, the dealership tells me that they do not need to be replaced, that they will change color over time but never fully go out. This does not sound right to me... has anyone else experienced such an issue? Aesthetically, I do not like the way it looks being yellow.
#3
AudiWorld Member
Hello,
I just got my vehicle back from the dealer after 11 days post-service, which I thought was going to be just that... turns out my 2017 Q7 Prestige had a few underlying issues totaling over 5k in repairs
One thing that I did ask them to address are the DRL on one side of the vehicle... they are turning yellow and dimming significantly. I tried to take a decent photo to show, hoping you can see what I am talking about. Oddly, the dealership tells me that they do not need to be replaced, that they will change color over time but never fully go out. This does not sound right to me... has anyone else experienced such an issue? Aesthetically, I do not like the way it looks being yellow.
I just got my vehicle back from the dealer after 11 days post-service, which I thought was going to be just that... turns out my 2017 Q7 Prestige had a few underlying issues totaling over 5k in repairs
One thing that I did ask them to address are the DRL on one side of the vehicle... they are turning yellow and dimming significantly. I tried to take a decent photo to show, hoping you can see what I am talking about. Oddly, the dealership tells me that they do not need to be replaced, that they will change color over time but never fully go out. This does not sound right to me... has anyone else experienced such an issue? Aesthetically, I do not like the way it looks being yellow.
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#4
AudiWorld Junior Member
Thread Starter
Thank you. I will follow up again about the bulb.
Yes, I am out of factory warranty, but have Audi Pure extended coverage for another year. My vehicle has 80k miles -- purchased one of the first 2017's in May 2016. My warranty covered a portion of the repairs, thankfully! The total out the door before my coverage payment was $5018.27!
The issues were:
Engine mounts were leaking hydraulic fluid, all replaced.
Coolant leak from thermostat assembly -- replaced thermostat, front coolant pipe Orings.
Rear seat heater faulty, replaced heating element coil (second time this has gone bad).
Soft close doors not operating correctly. This was an adjustment and a software update, but I had to pay for it since I am out of factory warranty.
Part of the cost was also my regular 80k mile service which was over $1,200...
Also, when I picked the vehicle up and drove off my A/C was blowing hot air. Turned around and went right back, the tech forgot to reattach the compressor. Ugh. Thankfully that was an easy fix.
Yes, I am out of factory warranty, but have Audi Pure extended coverage for another year. My vehicle has 80k miles -- purchased one of the first 2017's in May 2016. My warranty covered a portion of the repairs, thankfully! The total out the door before my coverage payment was $5018.27!
The issues were:
Engine mounts were leaking hydraulic fluid, all replaced.
Coolant leak from thermostat assembly -- replaced thermostat, front coolant pipe Orings.
Rear seat heater faulty, replaced heating element coil (second time this has gone bad).
Soft close doors not operating correctly. This was an adjustment and a software update, but I had to pay for it since I am out of factory warranty.
Part of the cost was also my regular 80k mile service which was over $1,200...
Also, when I picked the vehicle up and drove off my A/C was blowing hot air. Turned around and went right back, the tech forgot to reattach the compressor. Ugh. Thankfully that was an easy fix.
#5
AudiWorld Member
Thank you. I will follow up again about the bulb.
Yes, I am out of factory warranty, but have Audi Pure extended coverage for another year. My vehicle has 80k miles -- purchased one of the first 2017's in May 2016. My warranty covered a portion of the repairs, thankfully! The total out the door before my coverage payment was $5018.27!
The issues were:
Engine mounts were leaking hydraulic fluid, all replaced.
Coolant leak from thermostat assembly -- replaced thermostat, front coolant pipe Orings.
Rear seat heater faulty, replaced heating element coil (second time this has gone bad).
Soft close doors not operating correctly. This was an adjustment and a software update, but I had to pay for it since I am out of factory warranty.
Part of the cost was also my regular 80k mile service which was over $1,200...
Also, when I picked the vehicle up and drove off my A/C was blowing hot air. Turned around and went right back, the tech forgot to reattach the compressor. Ugh. Thankfully that was an easy fix.
Yes, I am out of factory warranty, but have Audi Pure extended coverage for another year. My vehicle has 80k miles -- purchased one of the first 2017's in May 2016. My warranty covered a portion of the repairs, thankfully! The total out the door before my coverage payment was $5018.27!
The issues were:
Engine mounts were leaking hydraulic fluid, all replaced.
Coolant leak from thermostat assembly -- replaced thermostat, front coolant pipe Orings.
Rear seat heater faulty, replaced heating element coil (second time this has gone bad).
Soft close doors not operating correctly. This was an adjustment and a software update, but I had to pay for it since I am out of factory warranty.
Part of the cost was also my regular 80k mile service which was over $1,200...
Also, when I picked the vehicle up and drove off my A/C was blowing hot air. Turned around and went right back, the tech forgot to reattach the compressor. Ugh. Thankfully that was an easy fix.
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#9
AudiWorld Super User
Nope, that is not normal for any headlight to act that way.
Give your dealer another chance, if they refuse, tell them your next call will be to Audi of America...
Give your dealer another chance, if they refuse, tell them your next call will be to Audi of America...