Coolieman1220

i wish audi put the auto to the left of the off button. instead of off, auto, parking, on. this way you don't have to cycle through auto to get parking lights. just my .02 but i do sometimes have the knee issue, especially when parking in a tight space like my garage and i wiggle my way out.

Loafer123

Is this feature included in the premium plus or prestige package?

Parsec

Doesn't bother me since I've never used the parking light in my life. Do people actually use them in the US? I just use my headlights in all situations.

JGA5Cab

It's happened to me a few times. It doesn't do it itself. I must be bumping it.

snagitseven

Yes.

jperryrocks

I'm 6-3 and kindy lanky with long legs. Especially from my torso to my knee.

I'm on my 5th Audi and don't have a problem with this.

I like the light switch exactly where it is. Keep mine on Auto and it stays there.

bpp

yup, lmao happy to know others have the same problem. Yet with our '11 A4 never had this happen go figure.

Redd

Have your dealer install a 10cm. square strip of genuine Audi Klebeband over the light switch. If he cannot order that, then you will have to install a piece of unauthorized third party "Duct Tape" over the switch instead.

This is not a permanent repair, but simply a means to confirm that the switch needs protection to prevent inadvertent knee-jerking.

Surely there is a light switch protective cover device {"Lichtschalter Schutzabdeckung Gerät") that can be ordered directly from Audi to prevent driver's knees from tampering with the safety equipment?

snagitseven

Nothing speaks better to luxury, class and quality craftsmanship than a piece of duct tape stuck on an interior control switch.

Bürgermeister

Yep, German Audi Kollektion, p.96: Hauptlichtschalterfeststellbügelvorrichtung € 53.