Audi recalls sedans, wagons for problem caused by rear messes

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With the number of recalls issued by producers these days, it’s rare that something genuinely odd crosses our desks. Well, mark this day, since we’ve obtained a weird one. Audi is recalling greater than 50,000 A6-based sedans, wagons and also Sportbacks from the 2019-2022 model years because a spill in the back seat can shut down an essential control module, placing your auto right into limp mode until it can be serviced by a dealer.

The campaign covers 50,883 automobiles based upon the A6’s core design– the 2020-2022 Audi S7, S6 Sedan, as well as A6 Allroad; the 2021-2022 RS7 as well as RS6 Avant; as well as the 2019-2022 A7 and also A6 Sedan. In these vehicles, the “portal control component” rests under the back seats. If sufficient fluid is splashed in the rear bench that it can diminish below the seat cushions, it can potentially make its method right into the control component, which will certainly find a mistake and closed itself down to shield other digital systems.

The bright side is that your child’s fast food mishap won’t leave you totally stranded. Warnings will certainly appear in the tool cluster and also the auto will still run in limp setting, meaning the vehicle remains steerable as well as the brakes will still work, but power output as well as top speed will be decreased. The also better information is that the fix is basic: Audi only needs to mount a safety cover to keep fluids out of the component. Seek notices to be dispersed to owners starting in January.

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