₦airaland Forum

sooperrescue:
Shop rite. Any of their outlets. The key issue once happened to me in my E240 Benz years ago. Sometimes I will be stuck with it for over an hour and then it will open and starts. Once I was on the highway and I had a flat tyre and after changing it, I started the car and it didn't suck. Tow trucks came and they could do nothing because the cannot drag it and it was getting late. By 7.30 in the evening, it sucked and started. It finally died in Abuja and I went to Capital Motors and they could not get it right. I went back to Lagos to collect the mechanical key and It worked fine till it expired. I was told that the mechanical key will work for 6 months and then I will be on my own. Last Las I changed the brain box, the hammer and the eis and things went back to normal. If by chance, you follow this advice, make sure that the serial number on the ECU matches with the one in your car. It must be the same model or that will be the end of the car

Can't even go thru all that stress. Am up north an always busy one way or the other. I will just dispose the car nd go for mother German machine

flootintin:
Have you disable the immobilizer. It might be the culprit because when it triggers, it locks ignition system.

Not sure will look into that

sooperrescue:
Bros, please ask him if he bought it from cars 45? Jokes aside, Audi is not allowed to be used in Nigeria unless the op has deep pockets. My cousin had an A6 2007 and after spending over a million to fix it to no avaIL, he sold it to his mechanic for 300k and everytime I see the car, the mechanic is always working on the car.

I am enjoying mine in Ekiti.

SomoriiN:
I am enjoying mine in Ekiti.

Tunde my man.

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SomoriiN:
Fixed

Send ur contacts sir

greatbrian:
Send ur contacts sir

No. You need help. Send yours. If truly you need help.

HeavenlyBang:
Tunde my man.

Lol, u get am. Imagine a supposed grown man with multiple monikers constituting nuisance in public, jumping from one thread to another