Intro/Auto start - major throttle lag issue
#401
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Any ideas at which slot in the build sequence Audi may have made some changes to the way the car behaves (last 6 digits of the VIN show what number in the build sequence the car was assembled)? Looking at buying a new Q8 Prestige later this year. The local Audi dealers in Houston have inventory as old as "28000" and as new as "46000" on the lot. May make sense to go for the higher numbers but the lower ones were sitting ont he lot longer and may yield biggest discount against MSRP. What do you think?
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Drive the one your getting. I drive many. Like 8-10 different Q8s and they all had the issue. I gave up.
I sure hope that this is solved. It’s a beauty vehicle.
wife Laura car is up in July and if this gets fixed it may get back on the list. .
I sure hope that this is solved. It’s a beauty vehicle.
wife Laura car is up in July and if this gets fixed it may get back on the list. .
Any ideas at which slot in the build sequence Audi may have made some changes to the way the car behaves (last 6 digits of the VIN show what number in the build sequence the car was assembled)? Looking at buying a new Q8 Prestige later this year. The local Audi dealers in Houston have inventory as old as "28000" and as new as "46000" on the lot. May make sense to go for the higher numbers but the lower ones were sitting ont he lot longer and may yield biggest discount against MSRP. What do you think?
#404
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I purchased a new Audi A6 and I experienced the same thing regarding throttle response. Something simple like turning off the start/stop fixed this problem at traffic lights and stop signs. I really appreciate how everyone comes together to solve problems on this forum.
Now when my vehicle is decelerating, I may press the accelerator pedal and the engine rpm goes up with no instant response from the transmission; the tranny is at a delay for about 2-seconds. So the vehicle continues to decelerate until the tranny kicks-in. I have also seen this same problem on this thread with the Q8. Was there a fix for this?
Audi is weird because my wife's 2018 Q5 has no issues whatsoever; everything is near perfect.
Now when my vehicle is decelerating, I may press the accelerator pedal and the engine rpm goes up with no instant response from the transmission; the tranny is at a delay for about 2-seconds. So the vehicle continues to decelerate until the tranny kicks-in. I have also seen this same problem on this thread with the Q8. Was there a fix for this?
Audi is weird because my wife's 2018 Q5 has no issues whatsoever; everything is near perfect.
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I purchased a new Audi A6 and I experienced the same thing regarding throttle response. Something simple like turning off the start/stop fixed this problem at traffic lights and stop signs. I really appreciate how everyone comes together to solve problems on this forum.
Now when my vehicle is decelerating, I may press the accelerator pedal and the engine rpm goes up with no instant response from the transmission; the tranny is at a delay for about 2-seconds. So the vehicle continues to decelerate until the tranny kicks-in. I have also seen this same problem on this thread with the Q8. Was there a fix for this?
Audi is weird because my wife's 2018 Q5 has no issues whatsoever; everything is near perfect.
Now when my vehicle is decelerating, I may press the accelerator pedal and the engine rpm goes up with no instant response from the transmission; the tranny is at a delay for about 2-seconds. So the vehicle continues to decelerate until the tranny kicks-in. I have also seen this same problem on this thread with the Q8. Was there a fix for this?
Audi is weird because my wife's 2018 Q5 has no issues whatsoever; everything is near perfect.
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Does your Q5 have the mild hybrid system? I’ve long suspected that and the associated Audi desire to increase or maximize
mileage as priority one since diesel gate as the root cause of this issue.
mileage as priority one since diesel gate as the root cause of this issue.
I purchased a new Audi A6 and I experienced the same thing regarding throttle response. Something simple like turning off the start/stop fixed this problem at traffic lights and stop signs. I really appreciate how everyone comes together to solve problems on this forum.
Now when my vehicle is decelerating, I may press the accelerator pedal and the engine rpm goes up with no instant response from the transmission; the tranny is at a delay for about 2-seconds. So the vehicle continues to decelerate until the tranny kicks-in. I have also seen this same problem on this thread with the Q8. Was there a fix for this?
Audi is weird because my wife's 2018 Q5 has no issues whatsoever; everything is near perfect.
Now when my vehicle is decelerating, I may press the accelerator pedal and the engine rpm goes up with no instant response from the transmission; the tranny is at a delay for about 2-seconds. So the vehicle continues to decelerate until the tranny kicks-in. I have also seen this same problem on this thread with the Q8. Was there a fix for this?
Audi is weird because my wife's 2018 Q5 has no issues whatsoever; everything is near perfect.
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Coming over from the A6 board- a few folks there having this exact issue (A7 folks as well), and have come to the same conclusion. I've also filed a complaint with Audi about this. As a bonus, if you're in traffic and on even a slight incline, and you coast to a stop that shuts the engine off, not only can it be a few seconds before the engine relaunches when you hit the gas, if you coasted at a low enough speed you can actually find yourself rolling backwards into the car behind you.
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I have a brand new 69 pate Q8 I have a serious throttle delay which I believe could cause an accident especially when trying to enter a busy junction or a round about.
I would say 2 or 3 second delay when you put your foot on accelerator.
the car seems to have a mind of its own with the gear box very random at times
I took my car to Audi today to be told there is nothing wrong with it it is the characteristic of the car and that it thinks before it reacts and that they have not heard of this before
what's going on Audi do we have to wait until there is a serious accident before you do something
disappointed new Audi driver.
I would say 2 or 3 second delay when you put your foot on accelerator.
the car seems to have a mind of its own with the gear box very random at times
I took my car to Audi today to be told there is nothing wrong with it it is the characteristic of the car and that it thinks before it reacts and that they have not heard of this before
what's going on Audi do we have to wait until there is a serious accident before you do something
disappointed new Audi driver.
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