How to Solve Audi All-Wheel Drive Faults?
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Audi all-wheel drive faults may be caused by issues with the vehicle's drive system or sensor malfunctions. Below is some relevant knowledge about all-wheel drive: Two forms of all-wheel drive: One is full-time all-wheel drive, which means the vehicle is always in all-wheel drive mode; the other is part-time all-wheel drive, which can disconnect power to certain axles to reduce fuel consumption and wear, only engaging all-wheel drive when needed. How all-wheel drive works: The AWD system in passenger cars is essentially a four-wheel drive with dynamic torque distribution control. It uses computers and various continuously improving sensors to constantly assess the dynamic traction of the tires on the road surface and the driver's intentions, actively controlling the differential state of the vehicle's differential to balance the driving force on each wheel and optimize the vehicle's performance.