2007 RS-4 brakes failed, caused crash
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Except for rotors, calipers and pads, the RS4 brake system is not unique. It uses the same ABS system as all other Audi's, so it's doubtful that there is a generic systemic problem.
The rotors calipers and pads have been used on other models, like the RS6, with no issues that I know of.
Simple post-crash inspection of the pads will show whether or not the pads were worn beyond the limits.
Otherwise, ABS failures will have been logged in the ECU.
The rotors calipers and pads have been used on other models, like the RS6, with no issues that I know of.
Simple post-crash inspection of the pads will show whether or not the pads were worn beyond the limits.
Otherwise, ABS failures will have been logged in the ECU.
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and that he only had his RS4 for 4 months. You wouldn't necessarily change your email address for each different brand car you buy.
He could legitimately be looking for others who have experienced brake or airbag failures, to bolster a lawsuit it sounds like he is planning against Audi.
He could legitimately be looking for others who have experienced brake or airbag failures, to bolster a lawsuit it sounds like he is planning against Audi.
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I have been with audi for sometime now and never have I ever heard of anything like that. I do believe you may have been driving to fast for conditions showing off for your friend and lost it in a turn. Airbags deploy only when necessary. The car is smart enough to know when to deploy a airbag. Good luck though.
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with 2 sets of rotors and 5 sets of pads so I do not rely on the sensor at all....just like any car prior to this one.