jgriff

that will reset the stoopid things? I must not be holding my mouth just right.

225TTR

If this is it (and it sounds like it probably is) a search on 'lock light bug' brings up a bunch of related stuff.

PorTTland

to Audi service technicians. If I remember right, the temporary fix is to switch the light off so that it wont drain the battery. Or another thing I used to do was something like open then close the driver door, then hit the key fob lock and then unlock again with the fob, and finally open and shut the driver door one more time. This seemed to reset the bug so the darned lights would go out.

But you really need to get it fixed or it will annoy you for as long as you own the car.

Follow the link below for a recent discussion of the problem and my recommendation for actually getting the dealer to fix it for you. I got mine fixed and I'm a very happy man.<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/tt/msgs/814545.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/tt/msgs/814545.phtml</a</li></ul>

JustJeff

Sit in the car. Shut the door(s)
Make sure the over-head lights are on.
Turn the car on, start the engine.
Turn it off.
Lock the doors with the key fob.
Unlock the doors.
Open the drivers door.
Shut the door.
Start the car.
The lights should go off.

Jurgen

Hi Jeff. Ask Mark, i believe he got this bug fixed at his dealership. The fix is some kind of grounding cable, that needs to be installed.

BTW. I'm in ATL on the easter weekend visiting Mark. Would be great to hang out with ya too @ fontaines or possibly do a little drive. I'm coming down with the TT. :-)

jgriff

Cool, I will be in town. Keep me posted of your ETA

axel

OK Jeff, now how did you figure that one out !!!

JaminTT

Yep that covers it, I usually sit and call it names during this sequence, it helps pass the time

JustJeff

well, when you think about it, it's "logical"

PorTTland

Yes, you just have to think like a TT central locking state machine ;-)