maroonfrog1
Veteran Member
... I won't go into the gory details of the jerkweed who didn't tie down "goodies" in the back of his truck, but ...
My 2011 Audi A3 TDI S-Line was struck in the right-front bumper by a flying piece of stuff on the highway. Great bodyshop here in Fort Worth did repairs -- new bumper, hardware, fog and headlight, etc. on right lower side up front.
BUT - ever since the repairs were completed (over a month now), the computer is flashing a warning to me that the Headlight Range Control is defective. My TDI expert hooked up VCDS and codes indicated that rear control is ok, front control codes are not responding. Why would my A3 have rear lamp controls? The computer can be used to move the front lamps, but that's it. Any ideas?
My 2011 Audi A3 TDI S-Line was struck in the right-front bumper by a flying piece of stuff on the highway. Great bodyshop here in Fort Worth did repairs -- new bumper, hardware, fog and headlight, etc. on right lower side up front.
BUT - ever since the repairs were completed (over a month now), the computer is flashing a warning to me that the Headlight Range Control is defective. My TDI expert hooked up VCDS and codes indicated that rear control is ok, front control codes are not responding. Why would my A3 have rear lamp controls? The computer can be used to move the front lamps, but that's it. Any ideas?