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Yes, that rumble is similar to the noise I had in a Tiguan TDI, the garage diagnosed the DMF and said it should be changed before the clutch housing gets damaged. Not a cheap option. Hope you get this fixed. HNY!

In my particular case, it sounded more like an actuator from an electronic handbrake moving on or off. If I’m hearing your one correctly that sounds like a rumble or train track noise. I’m assuming it’s a TDI.

I have just had the above warning appear on my A5 MY17 2.0 TFSI, with advice that you can continue to drive the car. Luckily, I came across this lengthy thread on another A4 forum which I feel is worth linking, as the fix is simple and the consequences of continuing to drive could be expensive...

It’s possible but it hasn’t changed the overlay in 12 hrs and it would have affected all Google mapped cars?

I have a March 2017 registered car and they were talking about it on the forums then, so Audi dealerships must have known? https://www.audiworld.com/forums/q5-sq5-mkii-discussion-218/google-earth-going-away-2020-a-2938127/

I guess that’s it, after 15 minutes the map on my MY17 A5 reverts to this screen and doesn’t seem to recover to even the basic map overlay. I assume I’ve lost the Google Earth overlay, which I understood was meant to stop on 1 January 2021? Funny how it wasn’t mentioned when I bought it?

Do you mean the Google Earth overlay on the Audi MFD or playing Google maps thru Apple CarPlay?

No, I would say it only happens once, normally the first opening in a while, then it’s fine. I just put down to cold dampers/struts.

My 2017 Sportback occasionally does the same, but without any beeping, possibly because I don’t have the C&S Pack.

Des, I have the same engine/model and considering a similar remap, now that the warranty is finished. Can you keep this thread updated on how you get on?

I had a similar problem, having had an oil and inspection service done recently but still showing the inspection due in March next year. The stealer's explanation was that it needed the brake fluid changed then so can't extend the inspection beyond March. Crazy.

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Slight thread drift, but my wife’s MY17 Golf shows the radio text ie who’s currently playing, whereas my MY17 A5 doesn’t - you have to go to a separate page despite the MMI screen having lots of blank space to display it.

If you bought from a friendly Audi dealer hopefully they will do it for free. However, if not, be prepared for an ‘admin’ fee of £50-80, but ask yourself if you really need it.

Lots of threads on the subject. Do you want OEM or 3rd party? What design? I’ve got a set from eBay and had no problems. https://www.audi-sport.net/xf/threads/puddle-lights-coupe.378991/

I had similar symptoms on a new car after 6k miles, Audi offered to replace them for £800 as not a warranty item. Mechanic did the hard brake test but didn’t help. In the end I did nothing and after a long run to Scotland and back, the vibration disappeared on its own, which suggests friction...

As an update, my gearbox noise was fixed by a simple software update, phew.

Are you saying as it’s optional the inspection service shouldn’t be set for the 3 year anniversary?

So just had the oil and inspection done, but noticed that the inspection date on the MMI hadn’t changed! Turns out I still need to bring it in when the car is 3 yo for brake fluid change, so having inspection service early was a waste of time! We live and learn.

I understand your thinking but how does that work re warranty? “To ensure your warranty is valid, you simply need to service your Audi according to our recommendations and keep to any mileage limitation set. Standard three-year warranty”