We found the following complaints for AUDI ALLROAD (2003)
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The contact owns a 2003 audi allroad. The contact stated that the air bag warning light was illuminated. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic where it was diagnosed with needing clock spring to be replaced. The vehicle was repaired however, the failure persisted. The manufacturer was not informed of the failure. The failure mileage was approximately 135,000.
The instrument cluster on the drivers display is very faded making it near impossible to see critical information including system warnings and gear selection. This seems to be an important safety issue, as critical information is not available to the driver. Audi does not cover this under warranty. This is a known issue with this model car and many complaints have been filed with audi of america. Please assist.
My 2003 audi allroad's instrument cluster has dead pixels in the center information display. This is one of many a6, a4, s6, s4 and allroads that has this problem.
The instrument cluster of my 2003 audi fades out. This make the information it displays hard to read. It is safety and quality issue.
The contact owns a 2003 audi allroad.the contact stated that the ignition coil was faulty on his vehicle.the vehicle was taken to the dealer and they replaced one of the six ignition coils for free.currently, the other five coils are beginning to fail and need to be replaced; however, the contact does not want to pay the repair cost.the vin was unknown.the failure mileage was 48,000.
Engine overheat, automatic fan fails to go on,the engine spill fume toa blinding levelwhen it begins to come from beneaththe hood . Heatingand cooling systemsshut downactions taken by the dealership service department include new water pump new radiator new air conditioning pump did not bring any solution.
The fuel tank has developed a leak on its own. I filled my car the thursday september 3, 2015. On september 8, 2015 the fuel gauge was down a quarter tank. I smelled gas outside of the car. My mechanic tells me the leak is at a plastic welded nub on the right side of the tank.this is a plastic fuel tank. If i fill the tank above the halfway mark this is when the tank leaks. The car is going in for service on monday for a fuel tank replacement. I have opened case number 150699218 with audi corporate. They wanted me to allow them to tow the car to a dealership and let the dealer make a diagnosis. We were desperately afraid that the cost of this would be exorbitant. It takes 10+ hours to get the removed and reinstalled. The tank is about $700.00 we are truly afraid to go to the dealer for anything. We have an independent audi mechanic we have used for years. Audi was offering to pay for the tow and the diagnosis. We were thinking audi would use the excuse of disassembling the car, "find the problem" and then charge 5 of the 10 hours to put the tank in. We did not want to get stuck with that. This is awhy we go to an independent mechanic who is highly competent and we trust. I will know more about the leak on monday or tuesday . This could lead to a fire.
2003 audi all road. Consumer states problem with vehicle transmission, seat belts and wheels *tgwthe consumer stated at times, the transmission did not react to a sudden depression of the gas pedal. The resulting delay in acceleration could result in a collision due to the inability to move the vehicle in a timely manner. The driver's seat belt did not retract. Also, the consumer experienced multiple flat tires, due to wheel corrosion, which resulted in a loss of the air seal, between the wheels and tires.
Car totally loses power when pulling out into traffic, etc. Happens all the time, feels like car is going to stall, almost got rear ended a few times because car has no power. Brought it back for this 3 x since last oct. Nothing was done, same response from audi, no problem found. This car is an accident waiting to happen !
2003 audi all road. Consumer states problem with vehicle transmission, seat belts and wheels *tgwthe consumer stated at times, the transmission did not react to a sudden depression of the gas pedal. The resulting delay in acceleration could result in a collision due to the inability to move the vehicle in a timely manner. The driver's seat belt did not retract. Also, the consumer experienced multiple flat tires, due to wheel corrosion, which resulted in a loss of the air seal, between the wheels and tires.
The contact owns a 2003 audi allroad.the contact stated that his vehicle has a design flaw.when it rains, water enters the passenger compartment from the passenger side.there is a small drainage hole in the bottom of the vehicle where the battery is located.debris and water enter this hole and drains the battery.the dealer stated that nothing could be done because the vehicle was too old and had excessive mileage.the audi manufacturer had the same response.the failure mileage was 60,000.updated 07/28/09. *ljthe consumer stated the drain holes in the battery compartment were blocked. Water flooded the battery compartment then the passenger compartment and shorted out the electrical system causing over $3000 in damage. Updated 07/30/09.
Air suspension for audi allroad failed. All air was vented out of the front suspension without warning resulting in loss of vehicle control when car hit a bump/dip in the road. Car seemed to bounce off the front tires and was a violent compression and rebound. I momentarily lost control and did not know what happened untilpulling over and discovered front of car was sitting on the tires. I restarted car after several failed attempts to use the ride height leveling system controls and noticed all three ride height leveling lights flashing and then a suspension light flashing on operator console that was not laminated until after restart of car. After the incident the air compressor reputedly failed to inflate front shocks. This took place aprox. 2 miles from my home on wonder wood expressway. In jacksonville fl. Car is now at residence. Un-drivable. Contacting dealer!
2003 audi all road. Consumer states problem with vehicle transmission, seat belts and wheels *tgwthe consumer stated at times, the transmission did not react to a sudden depression of the gas pedal. The resulting delay in acceleration could result in a collision due to the inability to move the vehicle in a timely manner. The driver's seat belt did not retract. Also, the consumer experienced multiple flat tires, due to wheel corrosion, which resulted in a loss of the air seal, between the wheels and tires.
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