My interior rear lid and gas cap release crapped out...
#1
My interior rear lid and gas cap release crapped out...
all of a sudden today. I found a few previous threads here on the board that indicated it's a phantom problem that appears and then seems to correct itself after a while.
The rear lid opens via the key fob, but not from inside. Anybody know what's going on?
The rear lid opens via the key fob, but not from inside. Anybody know what's going on?
#3
I thought that the lock/light bug was a s/w thing?
Somehow thought I'd remembered reading something on <a href="http://www.auditt.org">http://www.auditt.org</a> to that effect.
Never did try & replicate the problem tho....
As to the interior buttons, that's a total "beat's me" type thing. One thing I might look at is if they light up when the headlights are on or not. Would at least say power is getting to a portion of the switch.
-Dale
Never did try & replicate the problem tho....
As to the interior buttons, that's a total "beat's me" type thing. One thing I might look at is if they light up when the headlights are on or not. Would at least say power is getting to a portion of the switch.
-Dale
#4
Re: My interior rear lid and gas cap release crapped out...
It happens on my '01 225QR. Strange, it seems to come and go. Most of the time the buttons work, so I decided to live with it rather than have the Audi service department take interior pieces apart.
Maybe it's a metaphysical situation. ;o)
Maybe it's a metaphysical situation. ;o)
#5
I am the one who speculate that the lock/light bug is a sw bug.
But don't take me too seriously
The fact that fixing a ground fixing the lock/light bug only changes the nature of the sw bug in my eye: The software may have been designed and tested assuming a ground value at one particular hardware pin. Losing that ground value may very well cause strange things to happen.
But again, this is just a speculation. The nature of the problem makes this sw guy speculate like this. That's all.
The fact that fixing a ground fixing the lock/light bug only changes the nature of the sw bug in my eye: The software may have been designed and tested assuming a ground value at one particular hardware pin. Losing that ground value may very well cause strange things to happen.
But again, this is just a speculation. The nature of the problem makes this sw guy speculate like this. That's all.
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