Turn signal fixed in the TTQ
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Turn signal fixed in the TTQ
Well, I got the car back last night. It took them a while to find the problem, but there was indeed a short between one of the rear wiring harnesses and the left tail light assembly.
The tech told me they think a wire worked loose, then rubbed until it started making intermittent contact.
In the event that anyone's TT has a turn signal problem that isn't caused by a bulb, this is something you should have them investigate...
--Joe
The tech told me they think a wire worked loose, then rubbed until it started making intermittent contact.
In the event that anyone's TT has a turn signal problem that isn't caused by a bulb, this is something you should have them investigate...
--Joe
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Was the short in the left tail light assembly? It's important because...
I had this problem and my car is much older than yours. My VIN is 0004949 of 2000 model year, delivered late June.
I am trying to track whether changes are being made to the production lines to correct known bugs. If this one isn't fixed, I think it may be time to write my letter. The right tail light assembly also had the same bad wiring, and my tech was astute enough to look and fix it.
I can better understand that the instrument clusters aren't fixed yet since they are pretty complex little computers. But to not have fixed a PROCESS on the assembly line is unnaceptable and speaks volumes for Audi's production processes in my opinion.
Of course, if it was not in the tail light assembly then I just typed all that for nuthin!
Ivan
I am trying to track whether changes are being made to the production lines to correct known bugs. If this one isn't fixed, I think it may be time to write my letter. The right tail light assembly also had the same bad wiring, and my tech was astute enough to look and fix it.
I can better understand that the instrument clusters aren't fixed yet since they are pretty complex little computers. But to not have fixed a PROCESS on the assembly line is unnaceptable and speaks volumes for Audi's production processes in my opinion.
Of course, if it was not in the tail light assembly then I just typed all that for nuthin!
Ivan
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