If you are driving an Audi, and notice that the car is not running smooth, then the reason can be anything from mechanical failure to technical issues. Some of the commonly found issues are loose fuel cap, failed catalytic converter, loss of grease in CV axle, oil leaks, and faulty timing belt. See the mentioned slideshow to know about the Audi issues that commonly disturb the driver.

1. Audi Issues That
Every
Driver Should Know

2. An Audi driver can easily get annoyed
when the car does not run smooth or
there is a failure of any electronic
components.

3. There are several issues that an Audi
driver should be aware of in order to
avoid the causes and also do the
repair or replacement on time.

4. Below mentioned are some of the
commonly seen issues in an Audi car.

5. Loose
fuel cap

6. Gradually, the seal on Audi fuel caps
become loose and the cap does not
screw in as tight as it used to.

7. The gas will start to evaporate from
the tank through the cracks around
the fuel cap.

8. An Audi with a loose fuel cap is also
considered violating the
environmental laws on emissions from
vehicles.

9. Failed
catalytic
converter

10. The catalytic converter work is to
convert the toxic emissions from the
engine into less damaging gases.

11. A malfunctioning catalytic converter
results in reduced efficiency of your
car

12. Mostly, the exhaust leak problem
which afflicts the Audi models lead to
the failure of the catalytic converter.

13. Loss of
grease in
CV axle

14. The constant velocity (CV) axles
transfer the power from the car's
transmission to the wheels.

15. In Audi vehicle, the CV axle loses
grease which increases friction, wear
and reduces the performance of the
engine.

16. This issue can be fixed either by
replacing the boot of the axle or by
replacement of the whole CV axle if
the damage is more severe.

17. Oil leaks

18. One of the most common problem is
leaking oil, which seriously affects the
performance of Audi models.

19. These leaks can be caused by issues
with the engine parts such as the
camshaft seals, gaskets, or the
crankshaft seals.

20. During regular servicing of your Audi,
always check the above components to
avoid a possible oil leak.

21. Faulty
timing
belt

22. The timing belt is a piece of
reinforced rubber which ensures that
all engine's valves are opening and
closing at the right time for maximum
efficiency.

23. When the timing belt is faulty, then
the Audi engine may be working
inefficiently or may not start at all.

24. So, it is required to check the
condition of the timing belt at regular
intervals to avoid a static engine.

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