What Causes Damage to the Audi Instrument Control Unit?
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Audi instrument control unit damage may be caused by issues such as a damaged fuse box in the engine compartment or poor engine power supply. Damaged Fuse Box in the Engine Compartment: Check if there is water ingress in the fuse box and wiring of the engine compartment, and whether any fuses are blown. If the instrument panel is confirmed to be damaged, it may lead to communication failure, preventing the transmission of gear information and making gear shifting impossible. Poor Engine Power Supply: Poor power supply to the engine computer, poor grounding of the engine computer, or internal data verification failure in the control unit may occur. It is necessary to visit an auto repair shop or 4S store to connect to a computer, match the fault codes, and proceed with repairs.