Is it normal for the gear lever of Audi A6L to make noise when stepping on the brake?
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Audi A6L's gear lever making noise when stepping on the brake is a normal phenomenon. Reasons for the noise: This sound is from the gear shift brake unlocking solenoid valve. When the car is new, the solenoid valve is lubricated during installation, so the sound is minimal. However, after some use, as the lubricant evaporates, hardens, and lubrication deteriorates, the sound becomes louder. This is normal and does not require attention. Long-term use of transmission oil: Prolonged use of transmission oil can lead to the formation of sludge, increasing the wear of friction plates and other components. Wear in these parts can cause malfunctions and result in noise. If the sound during gear shifting is minor and comes from near the gear lever, it is normal and originates from the gear shifting mechanism. However, if there is a clicking sound during gear shifting, it is caused by a fault in the transmission gear impact.