We found the following complaints for AUDI S4 (2007)
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Takata recall, nhtsa recall # 17v-032, manufacturer recall # 69p6it has been over 6 months since the recall was initiated and audi has not yet procured the necessary recall repair items, has not provided any recall repair schedule, and has not provided any updated communication with vehicle owner.both audi and nhtsa should ensure that more resources are directed towards this problem, perhaps suspend airbag installations in new vehicles until such time as all recall vehicles have been fixed.
Takata recall. The contact owns a 2007 audi s4. The contact received notification of nhtsa campaign number: 18v427000 (air bags); however, the parts to do the repair were unavailable. The dealer (audi of roanoke, 2006 peters creek rd, roanoke, va 24017, 540-562-0099) was contacted and confirmed that the parts were not available for the recall repair. The manufacturer was not notified. The contact had not experienced a failure. Parts distribution disconnect.
Takata recall issue has not been fixed by the dealership. They said they don't have parts available and will call me when they become available. When i asked if they provide a loaner vehicle until repair is performed, they said they don't have a loaner program available either.
Pursuant to nhtsa recall 18v427 and 18v082 i am having a very hard time getting the necessary repairs done to my vehicle.i called sonnen audi in san rafael, ca last year and they were not prepared to repair the takata recalls.later this year in february i called again.i was scheduled for a repair on may 28.i drove 40 miles to get the scheduled repair and they didn't have the parts.they could not tell me when i could get my repair.i am now very concerned that i continue to drive this vehicle that is dangerous to drive and yet the dealership where i bought it has yet to fulfill its responsibility to make my car safe.i believe they have been negligent in taking caring of this important recall. I sent them an online letter two days ago and they have not responded to my complaint.
Takata recall. The contact owns a 2007 audi s4. The contact received notification of nhtsa campaign number: 17v032000 (air bags); however, the parts to do the repair were unavailable. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The dealer confirmed that the parts were not available for the recall remedy. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue and did not know when the parts would be available. The manufacturer would not authorize a rental vehicle. The contact had not experienced a failure. Vin tool confirms parts not available.updated 08/24/17*lj
My 2007 audi rs-4 quattro sedan had a brake malfunction of some sort that caused the front wheels to lock even while the esp system was active and abs was in proper working order and the vehicle displayed no warnings on the info display. The vehicle crashed into a guardrail while we were doing 40mph because it wouldn't turn in the curve at the bottom of the hill we were descending, a few times that day the car had a vibration go through it almost as though a tire was bad or a brake was dragging, with a slight burning smell to accompany it. But still no lights or warning displays came on, on our way to dinner my friend and i were descending the hill near to the restaurant we were gong to and the brakes didn't seem to grab at first then seem to have locked up.. We crashed doing a full 40mph. The angle we hit the rail at and the angle of the rail itself deflected us slightly causing the passenger side rear of the car to also hit it.then as the rear hit the rail it bounced the rear out to the left causing us to hit the rail with the right front again then deflected us off of the small cliff on the opposite side of the road. Where the car was laying on its driver's side in the ditch and had run down 3 smaller trees, all this energy and damage, yet none of the airbags deployed not even the head curtains,as a result i suffered head injuries a fractured t3 vertebrae alot of muscle strains and a sprainplus nerve damage that disabled me from feeling my lower extremitiesand feet for a few days, my friend whom was driving suffered a contusion on his brain that bled for a while and could have caused him to become paraplegic. He struck his head on the b-pillarand steering wheel, even though we both wore our seat belts, which my belt had to be cut off as it wouldn't unlatch. I have looked on a few audi forums and have seen complaints from other rs4 owners. I hope this can be addressed, thanks.
Do to a recall, i had my 2007 audi s4 cabriolet front two airbags replaced. Airbag light came on immediately after replacement. I have been told i will need to pay for a new seat belt assembly ordered direct from germany for $1172.00 usd. (not including install fee) please advise.
The check engine light, epc light, and stability control system light illuminate on the dashboard.the engine goes into what could be described as safe mode.regardless of how far down you push on the accelerator, the vehicle will be slow to accelerate and at speeds at or above 75 mph may not accelerate or even maintain highway speed.i have taken my vehicle to two different audi dealerships.audi sent one technical field manager to inspect my vehicle.i have completed numerous repairs at the recommendation of the dealerships. None of the repairs have solved the issue.
The check engine light, epc light, and stability control system light illuminate on the dashboard.the engine goes into what could be described as safe mode.regardless of how far down you push on the accelerator, the vehicle will be slow to accelerate and at speeds at or above 75 mph may not accelerate or even maintain highway speed.i have taken my vehicle to two different audi dealerships.audi sent one technical field manager to inspect my vehicle.i have completed numerous repairs at the recommendation of the dealerships. None of the repairs have solved the issue.
While driving to new york city from north carolina on interstate 95, i encountered heavy traffic around silver spring, md. After approximately 30 minutes of driving in slow-moving traffic, the clutch pedal failed to return from its engaged position and the vehicle stalled. With the engine off, i manually pulled and returned the clutch pedal back to its released position. I then proceeded to restart the engine and pressed the clutch pedal. Again, the clutch pedal remained stuck in the engaged position. Moments later smoke became to appear from under the right side of the hood. A police officer who happened to be nearby helped push the car to the left shoulder of the interstate and left, while smoke kept escaping from under the hood. No further assistance was provided by the police officer. Shortly after the departure of the police officer, flames appeared alongside the smoke from the right side of the hood and the interior of the vehicle began to fill up with dense smoke. While frantically removing my dog, suitcases and other personal belongings from the vehicle, a motorist stopped to assist me and with the use of his own fire extinguisher put out the fire. The damaged vehicle was towed to a nearby audi dealership and subsequently taken to another location to be evaluated by an insurance adjuster and by audi of america. A rental car had to be used to complete the travel. The insurance adjuster has since declared the damaged vehicle a "total loss". The vehicle in question had not missed any manufacture-recommended service at authorized audi dealerships. The last such service was conducted the week prior to this accident.
Audi has used a timing chain in the 4.2l v8 engine. Because timing chains are typically very reliable, the chain has been placed at the rear of the engine near the firewall. The problem is that the timing tensioners are made of plastic and prone to breakage. This can result in catastrophic engine failure.
The check engine light, epc light, and stability control system light illuminate on the dashboard.the engine goes into what could be described as safe mode.regardless of how far down you push on the accelerator, the vehicle will be slow to accelerate and at speeds at or above 75 mph may not accelerate or even maintain highway speed.i have taken my vehicle to two different audi dealerships.audi sent one technical field manager to inspect my vehicle.i have completed numerous repairs at the recommendation of the dealerships. None of the repairs have solved the issue.
While driving to new york city from north carolina on interstate 95, i encountered heavy traffic around silver spring, md. After approximately 30 minutes of driving in slow-moving traffic, the clutch pedal failed to return from its engaged position and the vehicle stalled. With the engine off, i manually pulled and returned the clutch pedal back to its released position. I then proceeded to restart the engine and pressed the clutch pedal. Again, the clutch pedal remained stuck in the engaged position. Moments later smoke became to appear from under the right side of the hood. A police officer who happened to be nearby helped push the car to the left shoulder of the interstate and left, while smoke kept escaping from under the hood. No further assistance was provided by the police officer. Shortly after the departure of the police officer, flames appeared alongside the smoke from the right side of the hood and the interior of the vehicle began to fill up with dense smoke. While frantically removing my dog, suitcases and other personal belongings from the vehicle, a motorist stopped to assist me and with the use of his own fire extinguisher put out the fire. The damaged vehicle was towed to a nearby audi dealership and subsequently taken to another location to be evaluated by an insurance adjuster and by audi of america. A rental car had to be used to complete the travel. The insurance adjuster has since declared the damaged vehicle a "total loss". The vehicle in question had not missed any manufacture-recommended service at authorized audi dealerships. The last such service was conducted the week prior to this accident.
Do to a recall, i had my 2007 audi s4 cabriolet front two airbags replaced. Airbag light came on immediately after replacement. I have been told i will need to pay for a new seat belt assembly ordered direct from germany for $1172.00 usd. (not including install fee) please advise.
My 2007 audi rs-4 quattro sedan had a brake malfunction of some sort that caused the front wheels to lock even while the esp system was active and abs was in proper working order and the vehicle displayed no warnings on the info display. The vehicle crashed into a guardrail while we were doing 40mph because it wouldn't turn in the curve at the bottom of the hill we were descending, a few times that day the car had a vibration go through it almost as though a tire was bad or a brake was dragging, with a slight burning smell to accompany it. But still no lights or warning displays came on, on our way to dinner my friend and i were descending the hill near to the restaurant we were gong to and the brakes didn't seem to grab at first then seem to have locked up.. We crashed doing a full 40mph. The angle we hit the rail at and the angle of the rail itself deflected us slightly causing the passenger side rear of the car to also hit it.then as the rear hit the rail it bounced the rear out to the left causing us to hit the rail with the right front again then deflected us off of the small cliff on the opposite side of the road. Where the car was laying on its driver's side in the ditch and had run down 3 smaller trees, all this energy and damage, yet none of the airbags deployed not even the head curtains,as a result i suffered head injuries a fractured t3 vertebrae alot of muscle strains and a sprainplus nerve damage that disabled me from feeling my lower extremitiesand feet for a few days, my friend whom was driving suffered a contusion on his brain that bled for a while and could have caused him to become paraplegic. He struck his head on the b-pillarand steering wheel, even though we both wore our seat belts, which my belt had to be cut off as it wouldn't unlatch. I have looked on a few audi forums and have seen complaints from other rs4 owners. I hope this can be addressed, thanks.
My 2007 audi rs-4 quattro sedan had a brake malfunction of some sort that caused the front wheels to lock even while the esp system was active and abs was in proper working order and the vehicle displayed no warnings on the info display. The vehicle crashed into a guardrail while we were doing 40mph because it wouldn't turn in the curve at the bottom of the hill we were descending, a few times that day the car had a vibration go through it almost as though a tire was bad or a brake was dragging, with a slight burning smell to accompany it. But still no lights or warning displays came on, on our way to dinner my friend and i were descending the hill near to the restaurant we were gong to and the brakes didn't seem to grab at first then seem to have locked up.. We crashed doing a full 40mph. The angle we hit the rail at and the angle of the rail itself deflected us slightly causing the passenger side rear of the car to also hit it.then as the rear hit the rail it bounced the rear out to the left causing us to hit the rail with the right front again then deflected us off of the small cliff on the opposite side of the road. Where the car was laying on its driver's side in the ditch and had run down 3 smaller trees, all this energy and damage, yet none of the airbags deployed not even the head curtains,as a result i suffered head injuries a fractured t3 vertebrae alot of muscle strains and a sprainplus nerve damage that disabled me from feeling my lower extremitiesand feet for a few days, my friend whom was driving suffered a contusion on his brain that bled for a while and could have caused him to become paraplegic. He struck his head on the b-pillarand steering wheel, even though we both wore our seat belts, which my belt had to be cut off as it wouldn't unlatch. I have looked on a few audi forums and have seen complaints from other rs4 owners. I hope this can be addressed, thanks.
While driving to new york city from north carolina on interstate 95, i encountered heavy traffic around silver spring, md. After approximately 30 minutes of driving in slow-moving traffic, the clutch pedal failed to return from its engaged position and the vehicle stalled. With the engine off, i manually pulled and returned the clutch pedal back to its released position. I then proceeded to restart the engine and pressed the clutch pedal. Again, the clutch pedal remained stuck in the engaged position. Moments later smoke became to appear from under the right side of the hood. A police officer who happened to be nearby helped push the car to the left shoulder of the interstate and left, while smoke kept escaping from under the hood. No further assistance was provided by the police officer. Shortly after the departure of the police officer, flames appeared alongside the smoke from the right side of the hood and the interior of the vehicle began to fill up with dense smoke. While frantically removing my dog, suitcases and other personal belongings from the vehicle, a motorist stopped to assist me and with the use of his own fire extinguisher put out the fire. The damaged vehicle was towed to a nearby audi dealership and subsequently taken to another location to be evaluated by an insurance adjuster and by audi of america. A rental car had to be used to complete the travel. The insurance adjuster has since declared the damaged vehicle a "total loss". The vehicle in question had not missed any manufacture-recommended service at authorized audi dealerships. The last such service was conducted the week prior to this accident.
The contact owns a 2007 audi s4.while driving 40 mph, the vehicle automatically accelerated to approximately 50 mph within two seconds.the contact depressed the brake pedal and the vehicle decelerated to 40 mph.approximately two days later, the vehicle accelerated from 50 to 70 mph within four seconds.the vehicle decelerated when the brake pedal was depressed, but the rpm's continued to increase.the vehicle experienced the acceleration failure when the clutch pedal was depressed while attempting to shift gears.the dealer stated that the clutch burned out and informed the contact that he would need to have the clutch replaced before the failure could be investigated.the current mileage is 840 and failure mileage was 725. Updated 02-25-08 updated
While driving to new york city from north carolina on interstate 95, i encountered heavy traffic around silver spring, md. After approximately 30 minutes of driving in slow-moving traffic, the clutch pedal failed to return from its engaged position and the vehicle stalled. With the engine off, i manually pulled and returned the clutch pedal back to its released position. I then proceeded to restart the engine and pressed the clutch pedal. Again, the clutch pedal remained stuck in the engaged position. Moments later smoke became to appear from under the right side of the hood. A police officer who happened to be nearby helped push the car to the left shoulder of the interstate and left, while smoke kept escaping from under the hood. No further assistance was provided by the police officer. Shortly after the departure of the police officer, flames appeared alongside the smoke from the right side of the hood and the interior of the vehicle began to fill up with dense smoke. While frantically removing my dog, suitcases and other personal belongings from the vehicle, a motorist stopped to assist me and with the use of his own fire extinguisher put out the fire. The damaged vehicle was towed to a nearby audi dealership and subsequently taken to another location to be evaluated by an insurance adjuster and by audi of america. A rental car had to be used to complete the travel. The insurance adjuster has since declared the damaged vehicle a "total loss". The vehicle in question had not missed any manufacture-recommended service at authorized audi dealerships. The last such service was conducted the week prior to this accident.
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