Hey, guys
I have Audi SQ7 Diesel, lately i want my Audi louder, but dont want to sound like tractor so maybe someone did resonator delete on diesel version with Xpipe, and you can share your experience
Thanks!
I've recently become obsessed with the Q7 while looking for a possible replacement for our trusty CX-9. My wife wants more features and finding a newer, higher-trim CX-9 is proving very difficult. Looking outside of a CX-9, the Q7 fits the bill, allegedly.
I currently have my eye on a 2019 Prestige with the features we like. It has 41k miles, and looks to be in very nice shape, along with well maintained. Carfax shows no accidents/frame damage.
When we go test drive, what should I be looking for? What are some recommended maintenance items to address now? I see complaints on here that their 3.0T died or burns lots of oil. If we get the carbon cleaning service done, does that help alleviate the oil consumption problem?
I'm just curious what owners have done to keep their 3.0T running good. I hear that this engine is solid but I also hear the opposite. I understand this will need more attention than a Japanese crossover but I also feel like it is much more reliable than a land rover or even a BMW.
The dealer that is selling the vehicle in question, has a lifetime powertrain warranty on majority of their vehicles, including this one. That might be part of the reason I am considering it too. Lol
Thanks for any help and hoping to join the club soon!
As the title suggests, this is in the dealer lot and is a 4 cylinder with no packages. Has the Bang & Olufsen 3D premium speakers.
Is this worth to buy? I’m confused on what the catch is.
In the market for a new travel trailer, have found one with a layout that would work for our family of 5, but not sure if the specs are pushing the limits of our 2020 Q7 Technik (with air), especially when loaded up. Here are the specs...if anyone has towed anything similar, please let me know your experience. I do live in Vancouver BC area, so potentially pushing over mountains etc. For what it's worth, our previous trailer was about 800 lbs lighter, and had no issues at all. This one is 3 feet longer.
Thanks!
Trailer Specifications:
My 2023 Q7 has the Pirelli Scorpion Verde run flat tires on it (OE). The tires are ready for replacement. I am thinking of putting Michelin Cross Climate 2’s on it. The CC2 is a standard non-run flat tire. I am aware the spare tire and the Q7 has been replaced by a 12 V air pump and a repair kit. Has anyone swapped out run flats for standard tires? And, if so, was it a good move or do you regret it?
I'm in the US, so when I first looked at the carfax I was a little confused with the Technik trim. After some research it stated that it's equivalent to us prestige. I'm guessing it was a senior citizen that moved from Canada down to hot AZ for retirement. This thing is full loaded including air suspension. It has 41k miles I got it 23k out the door. Nothing has been done to the car except fluids and tires and yea I'm aware of all the issues with pvc, water pump, thermostat, oil consumption and carbon build up. I've put about 700 miles so far and oil level is still at max anyways it's an amazing machine. I'll be doing DIY for some of the stuff.
Hello Audi fans,
I’ve got a 2019 Q7 premium plus. Does anyone know how to update the maps? Also I saw in the manual that there is like a timer thing for red lights but that isn’t turned on in my car. Also the little speed limit sign by the speedometer.
Thanks
Heres my 2018 Q7 3.0T. I don't beat or launch it often, but this time when i did instead of on upshifts it having overrun brap and being smooth, it jerks into gear. Is this normal, maybe its the transmission not being in a certain mode decided by the TCU? **this is the only problem. around down and half throttle is perfect.**
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i was looking to trade in 2021 Honda Pilot. and came across a listing for 2024 Audi Q7 Premium Plus 55, 56K miles driven for $33K + dealer fee and taxes. No reason to trade in my car, just thought of upgrading it to Audi. please let me know if it is a good/bad buy in terms of the price and trade
Ive had my 2018 Q7 prestige for a year and some change and all of a sudden i have gotten a rattle going down gravel roads as well as when i do hard braking it is in the front left wheel well. Ive taken the wheel off and checked for loose bolts, bad ball joints, upper and lower connecting rods, my first suspect was the control arm bushing(main) rear. But it looks to be in good shape and may still have the liquid still inside it… i have shaked the car, used pry bars, left to right up and down on the wheel. I mean could my shock absorber be bad and i just cant see it? Could there be play in my brake pads? Anyone have similar issues ? (Edit) it does not have the Air suspension package.
I have about 17k miles on these oem brakes (rotors and brake pads). Light milage over 5.5 years
the first pic is the rear rotor - is it normal for the unworn lip of the rotor to be so wide? second pic is the front rotor for comparison
thank you!
Our OEM tire size for our 2020 Q7 is 285 R40/21. Looking at tire options which are a bit limited for that size and curious if a slightly larger size would be problematic. I understand speedometer would be slightly off, more concerned about rubbing inside the wheel well.
Anyone have experience with installing 285 R45/21 on this vehicle ?
I’ve searched around a bit and the AI robot suggests moving to a larger ratio (within 3%) should be fine. The R45 would be a bit more than that threshold. So wanted to ask actual humans what their experience has been.
I have a 2023 with the factory trailer package. Can someone point me to the correct 7 pin to 4 pin connector? Google and Claude have now steered me wrong twice. There has to be an aftermarket connector- right?
Edit: it has the 3.0L. I’m pulling a really small boat and occasionally my lawnmower on a flat bed. I don’t need all 7 pins.
My mom recently loaned my step daughter the old Q7.
We just took it out to dinner and the weather is really nice.
But...
The drivers side seat heater is stuck on.
I can't seem to find a chart that will surely tell me which fuse I need to pull without affecting the power seat functionality.
Any chance someone can help me identify which fuse to pull and help us get home without being sweaty?