Audi Repair Shop in Ann Arbor MI 48103

Audi Service Specialist in Ann Arbor MI

Trust your Audi repair to the specialists at Stadium Auto Service in Ann Arbor, MI. We follow Audi scheduled maintenance services that protect your Audi warranty.

Our certified technicians know Audi inside and out. We utilize the latest diagnostic tools, service and repair techniques to keep your Audi performing in peak condition.

Our technicians have extensive experience servicing Audi vehicles.  We also have the Audi specific tools & equipment required to properly diagnose & service your Audi.

Bosch Approved Service Repair Facility

Stadium Auto Service is a Bosch Approved Service Repair Facility in Ann Arbor MI.

The Bosch Service system is a collection of the top independent auto repair centers around the globe. Bosch Car Service is one of the largest independent auto repair shop chains in the world, with more than 16,500 workshops in over 150 countries.

All Bosch Service centers must pass a rigorous evaluation to be accepted to the program, and are frequently inspected to make sure the high Bosch standards are being maintained. These inspections ensure that customers will receive reliable maintenance and repair, with exemplary customer service, whenever they visit a Bosch Service center.

Bosch approved auto service centers are required to have the best tools and technical information, and all technicians must be certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE). In consideration of all that Bosch requires of its approved auto repair shops, you can rest assured that your auto repair experience will be the utmost in quality and service.

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Common Audi Service

General Problem Diagnostic Investigation

Problem: The most common indication of a problem is the Audi Check Engine Light.
Repair: Our Audi technicians will start with an initial diagnostic investigation. We then contact you to discuss the next step which will either be a repair estimate or for more complex issues, an estimate for additional diagnosis time. Our highly trained Audi technicians use advanced diagnostic equipment to minimize diagnosis costs.

Audi ABS Light On

Problem: The Audi anti-lock brake system (ABS) control module may fail causing the ABS light to come on.
Repair: Diagnose the problem, ABS control module replacement.

Audi Engine Sludge

Problem: Audi engine sludge accumulation from wrong oil, wrong oil filter, not changing oil often enough.
Repair: To avoid Audi engine sludge accumulation we recommend more frequent oil changes using synthetic oil with a high-quality oil filter.

Audi Timing Belt Replacement

Problem: The Audi timing belt is one of the hardest working parts in your Audi engine. Made from a synthetic rubber material that deteriorates with time. Audi timing belts should be checked and replaced every five years or at the mileage specified in your Audi service schedule, whichever comes first.
Repair: Audi timing belt replacement is a complex job that needs to be performed by experienced, highly skilled technicians with experience performing this service procedure.

Audi S Tronic Transmission Service

Problem: Your Audi's transmission fluid acts as both a lubricant and coolant for your transmission. Wear and tear breaks down the viscosity of transmission fluid, making it less effective and potentially causing damage to transmission components. To make sure your gear changes remain seamless, your transmission fluid should be changed according to your vehicle service schedule.
Repair: Audi S Tronic Transmission Oil Change. The Audi S Tronic transmission is designed to give you outstanding performance. To ensure the continuous smooth operation of your Audi transmission it is strongly recommended that the oil is changed every 38,000 miles.

Audi Brake Fluid Change

Problem: Brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means it absorbs moisture from the air over time. Brake fluid moisture contamination reduces the temperature at which the brake fluid boils. Lower brake fluid boiling temperature will result in increased stopping distance, reduced braking efficiency, and even brake component failure due to internal corrosion.
Repair: Brake fluid should be checked and replaced every 2 years. Consult your service manual, or phone us and we can check the manufacturer's service recommendations.

Audi Water Pump Leak

Problem: The water pump may fail resulting in engine overheating and possible timing belt damage. Audi engine overheating and/or timing belt failure can result in very expensive engine repairs. As a precaution, it is recommended to inspect the timing belt and water pump at regular intervals.
Repair: Audi Water Pump replacement. Possible thermostat replacement. Possible water pump replacement.

Audi Suspension Bushing Noise

Problem: Audi suspension bushings deteriorate and cause noise. Various suspension bushings on the sub-frame, suspension, and steering deteriorate with use and age. Audi clunking noise when driving over bumps, accelerating, or stopping may be a sign of worn Audi suspension bushings.
Repair: Audi suspension bushing replacement on the sub-frame, suspension, or steering.

Audi Starting Problems

Problem: Starting problems due to fuel system air leaks and fuel injection problems.
Repair: Check for computer error codes, test fuel injection fuel pressure, check for a restricted fuel filter, check for air leaks in the fuel system, and test fuel injectors. Repair found problems.

Audi Erratic Turn Signal Operation

Problem: Erratic turn signal operation can be a result of a failing turn signal flasher relay.
Repair: Audi turn signal flasher relay replacement.

Audi Transmission Torque Converter Trouble

Problem: Audi torque converter malfunction can cause the Check Engine Light to come on.
Repair: Check engine light diagnosis, transmission diagnosis, replace Audi torque converter replacement.

Audi Suspension Noise

Problem: wear in various Audi suspension parts can cause noises that are difficult to diagnose. Worn Audi suspension parts can cause Audi uneven tire wear and Audi steering alignment problems.
Repair: diagnosis of Audi suspension noise, Audi suspension part replacement, Audi wheel alignment.

Audi Vacuum Leak, Audi Oxygen Sensor Fault, or Audi Catalytic Converter Fault

Problem: Audi Check Engine Light on caused by Vacuum Leaks, Oxygen Sensor failure, or Catalytic Converter failure.
Repair: Check engine light diagnosis, Vacuum leak diagnosis, oxygen sensor replacement, catalytic converter replacement.

Audi Oil Leak

Problem: Audi camshaft chain tensioner gasket oil leak and Audi Valve Cover Gasket oil leak.
Repair: Audi valve cover gasket replacement, Audi camshaft chain tensioner gasket replacement.

Audi No Start after Refueling and Popping Noise from Trunk

Problem: Popping sounds from the rear of the vehicle may be heard moments after starting the engine, or when slowing to a stop. Noise is from the leak detection pump filling the fuel tank with air, and releasing it to retest the system when it finds a fault. The sequence of faults identifying this issue is as follows:

• A succession of loud pops from the rear of the vehicle;
• Pop noises go away, and fuel economy decreases;
• Check engine light on;
• OBD trouble code P2404 and/or P0441 is stored;
• Engine hard to start after refueling (must crank for over 30 seconds);
• Vibration when slowing to a stop;

The cause is a valve that is mounted on the front of the intake manifold, commonly called the N80 valve, or EVAP system purge valve. The valve is designed to open under specific circumstances, but a worn valve will remain open at all times, preventing the pressurization of the fuel tank.
Repair: Audi N80 EVAP system purge valve replacement.

Audi Lack of Power

Problem: Audi lack of power issue. Check Engine Light on with various throttle system fault codes. Generally caused by Audi throttle body electrical connection problems.
Repair: Audi check engine light diagnosis, Audi wiring harness repair. Audi tune-up service.

Audi Engine No Start

Problem: No start condition with check engine light error code for fuel pressure sensor failure.
Repair: Audi fuel pressure sensor replacement.

Audi High-Pressure Fuel Pump Failure

Problem: Audi check engine light, engine running roughly, and Audi loss of power. Some Audi models use direct fuel injection which requires very high fuel pressure. This high fuel pressure is produced by a high-pressure mechanical fuel pump (HPFP) that is driven from the camshaft. The HPFP may fail due to damage from a defective camshaft. The defect causes abnormal wear of the mechanical barrier between the camshaft and the fuel pump. This barrier, the cam follower, will wear down and cause failure of the camshaft and the HPFP. Associated Check Engine Light codes may be P0300, P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304, P0087, P1093 and P2293. To help prevent Audi High Pressure Fuel Pump Failure from occurring the cam follower should be inspected every 10,000 to 15,000 miles.
Repair: Audi camshaft replacement, Audi high-pressure fuel pump replacement, and/or Audi cam follower replacement.

Audi Loss of Power

Problem: Audi Turbo Pressure Diverter Valve Diaphragm failure. The Audi 2.0T FSI and Audi 2.0 TFSI engines lose power if the turbocharging system has a leak. The most common turbo boost leak is a torn turbo diverter valve diaphragm, which regulates turbocharger pressure. Common problems are increased Audi turbo noise when letting off of the gas pedal, Audi power loss, and Audi engine code P0234.
Repair: Audi turbocharge system inspection, defective turbo seal replacement, and/or Audi turbo diverter valve replacement.

Audi FSI and TFSI Engine Carbon Buildup

Problem: Audi direct injection engines are subject to carbon buildup in the intake system. This can cause power loss, check engine light OBD codes include: P0300, P0301, P0302, P0303, P0304, P0305, P0306.
Repair: Remove the intake manifold and clean intake manifold passages, cylinder head intake ports, and the back side of the intake valves. This may need to be done as frequently as every 20,000 miles.
Audi models affected: Audi direct injection engines.

Audi Instrument Cluster Digital Display Failure

Problem: The digital display portion of the Audi instrument cluster may fail.
Repair: Instrument cluster replacement.

Audi Convertible Top Hydraulic Fluid Leaks

Problem: The Audi Cabriolet convertible top mechanism fails due to hydraulic fluid leaks. The fluid reservoir is a common source of leaks.
Repair: Inspect the Audi convertible top mechanism for hydraulic fluid leaks. Fluid reservoir replacement.

Audi Rain Water Leaks

Problem: Audi Clogged Rainwater Drains. Plugged drains can allow rainwater to accumulate in the windshield plenum tray (at the base of the windshield). The water can leak into the vehicle's interior, Audi brake booster, or electrical components, which can lead to major problems.
Repair: Clear the plenum tray of leaves, pine needles, and other debris. Repair any damage caused by a water leak.

Audi Engine No Start

Problem: No start condition may occur if a fuel pressure sensor fault code is stored in the power-train control module (PCM). Caused by a faulty fuel pressure sensor.
Repair: Fuel pressure test. Audi fuel pressure sensor replacement.

Audi Engine Misfire & Power Loss

Problem: Audi ignition coil failure. Engine misfire may develop on one or more cylinders resulting in a loss of power and illumination of the Check Engine Light. Ignition coil failure is a common cause.
Repair: Ignition Coil Replacement. On high mileage vehicles, we recommend replacing all ignition coils if one fails to avoid future misfire issues on another cylinder. Audi tuneup service.

Audi Starting Problem

Problem: Fuel Injection air leaks and fuel injection problems may cause starting difficulties.
Repair: Check for check engine error codes; inspect fuel injection system; Measure fuel pressure. Repair as required.

Audi Suspension Noise

Problem: Various system bushings used on the sub-frame, suspension, and steering deteriorate with age and cause noise. A clunking or squeaking noise is produced when driving over bumps, accelerating, or stopping.
Repair: Identify and replace work suspension bushings.

Audi Failed Constant Velocity (CV) Boot

Problem: Torn CV boot causes failure of CV half-shaft or CV joint failure.
NOTE: We recommend having the constant velocity (CV) boots and CV joints inspected at each service can prevent premature CV joint failure.
Repair: constant velocity CV boot inspection, CV boot replacement, CV joint replacement, axle half-shaft replacement as required.

Audi Oil Leak

Problem: External oil leak from the valley pan gasket (under the intake manifold) and/or the head gasket.
Repair: Head Gasket Replacement and/or Intake Manifold Gasket Replacement.

Audi CV Boots and CV Joint Failure

Problem: Constant velocity (CV) Boot failure which causes CV joint failure. We recommend Audi CV boot inspection and Audi CV joint inspection at each service. Servicing Audi torn CV boots early can prevent the need for Audi.

Audi Rattling Noise When Engine Cold

Problem: Dual Mass Flywheel Failure. The flywheel for the Audi A3 2.0L Turbo is a dual-mass flywheel. It can make a rattling noise when the engine is cold and usually subsides once the engine temperature rises. If the rattle doesn't go away when the engine warms the flywheel may have failed.
Repair: The only solution is to replace the flywheel.

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