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Garage is empty, add now
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Did you find out how to fix this problem. I'm having the same thing in my 04 A8.
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In the service manual it shows a (the) telematics control module with a backup battery located under the passenger footwell. If they were 'stupid'enough to have stored the security code and state in RAM verses FLASH memory then removing that backup battery momentarily may reset the security state to off. I am concerned about unintended consequences and have not tried it yet.
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