Hi everyone, sorry for my english.
I bought a 2010 Audi A5 2.0 tfsi 155kw with an oil bath 7-speed S-tronic automatic transmission.
Very nice car but it has a problem that I didn't notice when I bought it and it's too late now.
In practice, when I stop at a traffic light the car remains in traction, in fact if I pass from D to N it gives a strong blow, in fact as soon as I release the brake it starts immediately while in reality it should go into traction an instant after releasing the brake.
This leads to overheating of the clutches.
Once the clutches are overheated at each stop it has a strong blow.
I have done several tests, the gearbox returns to perfect working order if it expends the passenger compartment air regardless of the use of the conditioned air.
Just simply set the choke to 1 and the gearbox goes crazy.
It looks like an electrical problem related to the cabin air.
I also changed the battery and alternator but no changes.
Any suggestions?
I bought a 2010 Audi A5 2.0 tfsi 155kw with an oil bath 7-speed S-tronic automatic transmission.
Very nice car but it has a problem that I didn't notice when I bought it and it's too late now.
In practice, when I stop at a traffic light the car remains in traction, in fact if I pass from D to N it gives a strong blow, in fact as soon as I release the brake it starts immediately while in reality it should go into traction an instant after releasing the brake.
This leads to overheating of the clutches.
Once the clutches are overheated at each stop it has a strong blow.
I have done several tests, the gearbox returns to perfect working order if it expends the passenger compartment air regardless of the use of the conditioned air.
Just simply set the choke to 1 and the gearbox goes crazy.
It looks like an electrical problem related to the cabin air.
I also changed the battery and alternator but no changes.
Any suggestions?