I own an AUDI A4 2006 Cabriolet, the transmition is gettin wierd, when i put the car in R it lost force and in D make some noices, the mechanic said that is a computer part that controls t

Asked by ginacerra Feb 11, 2015 at 04:22 PM about the 2006 Audi A4 1.8T Cabriolet FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the mechanic sugested to buy a part for the computer that said that controll all the
transmition, i'll like to be sure that is the correct part, is 1.200 dollar just the part. how can i
know if the hole transmition is not brocken?

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well good place to start is take it to a proper service provider. so first step. if it is in fact a faulty computer unit a vw/audi Specialist shop will be able to find diagnose and fix a computer related issue unless it is damaged and infact does need replacement. second step would be take it to mr transmission who can tell you for sure if it is the transmission that is the issue. If you live near any largish city i guarentte there will be a number of vw speiclist shops in your area and they have the proper software to properly diagnose your audi's computer related issues.

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