I read the manual before I even had the car, I make it a policy for most things I purchase that cost me a great deal of money. Why wouldn't you as then you become familiar with your new toy instead of wrecking it...
Page 40 pf the wonderful manual the manufacturers bothered to supply you with, it's worth a good read and you'll probably find your answer quicker than a reply here. It can also be downloaded from this forum as there are links in the header...
Mine packed up after only six months of use. I'm in & out of the car many times a day but disappointed the battery didn't last longer. Huddersfield Audi changed it for less than a fiver so no complaints.
I read the manual before I even had the car, I make it a policy for most things I purchase that cost me a great deal of money. Why wouldn't you as then you become familiar with your new toy instead of wrecking it...
I actually enjoy reading the manual, I do it with the wife's cars too. You often find some great nuggets of information that you otherwise have no idea about.
I replaced mine a couple of weeks ago. It was about to go on for its 2nd service and I thought I’ll let them sort it, but then I consulted the manual, took the fob apart and found that we happened to have a battery in a drawer so I did it. A bit fiddly but not difficult.
Replaced mine this week as well, it is about time Audi produced the technology within their fobs to turn off automatically after a certain period of no movement. Thus saving the battery but more importantly preventing relay attacks.
I know Ford have done this for their 2018 models, replacement fob is £65 but more recent cars come with them.
Mercedes also have this technology within their key fobs as well...
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