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Facelift model?

I'd be looking at the door wiring loom from the door to the inside at this stage. Check it for resistance whilst opening and closing.

On the central console, how the locks behave etc. Unlock on stop , all door or drivers door etc.

And what way have you it set in the menu ?

Is that not the way it is supposed to work? If you unlock the car and then use button on the tailgate, does it open?

Is there not an emergency pull cord on the inside?

There's another post a while back here about this. You can't save the seat position in any of the extreme positions.

The microswitch is in the geared device that slows the opening and closing mech.

If you have the Mirror Sync option ticked does it work?

You're charged by the 1L bottle I believe. What are they going to do with the ½ that's left?

Did you change any bulbs to LED ?

I see the UPD2 now alright. Another thing I need to add to the list of things to do!

That only refers to Gearbox mode being lost on restart. FL models won't keep Drive Select position on restart because of emissions. Same reason you can't code out the start/stop

You've got to put them on first for them to work. They will auto dip then.

Thought so. I don't believe this is available for the FL.

I assume this still doesn't apply to FL versions?

The symbols are both for the phone. One is battery, the other is signal strength.

I'll add this to the list of things to do/try 😜

I have mine set to the key, Via the profile settings all working as designed. Yet the chair will not persistently sit at the extreme position. I have the ass full down and the thigh one fully up. They always go back just a fraction after a few hours.

You feel more planted in the seat. I always thought the seating position was high, coming from an A4

I agree with this too. 1cm makes all the difference.

How did you attach it?

I do like your idea. Does the phone stay solid on the charger? iPhone? Or Android?

I gave up with the armrest solution. I got sick of leaving the phone in the car.

Arrow down usually, indicating direction of flow.