The coolant light came on after I replaced coil packs and I stopped to look wasn't leaking anywhere. Drove to work and it caught on fire due to overheating I guess not really sure. I was driving a car on fire down a highway and didn't even know it. I stopped to take a left turn into work and smoke stared billowing out and around the entire car. Other drivers couldn't see me or nothing I could have been in an accident. The fire department checked the car out sort of and it's in a mechanics shop now. Trying to figure it out. Oil light was on and that's it. AN then the coolant light would kick on and off. Nothing else after I changed the coil packs. And it was well after I did that.

- Greensburg, IN, USA

There seems to be a fuel pump or other issue along the fuel line. Recently, the gas cap indicator has gone off, and won't turn off. I even tried replacing the gas cap with a new one. I checked for loose parts on top of the gas tank (through the trunk). No visible issues, but I do smell gasoline on humid days, there is clearly an issue along the fuel line. I noticed there were recalls by Audi for different vins (not mine), that highlight issues with the fuel system and fuel pump - recall number 06V017000 (01/23/2006), and 07V375000 (08/28/2007) (others?). I've tried calling Audi to see if they'd be willing to investigate whether a broader number of vins need to be included in the recall (including mine), and they refused to cover costs to look into it.

- Tuckahoe, NY, USA

Tamara recall my car wouldnt start keep getting steer wheel hard to drive shifts to gear get stuck

- Wildomar, CA, USA

Re: Audi A4 - Audi-usa case number: [xxx]- 7/13/2013 - 3:20 pm spoke with [xxx] about this issue, he transferred me over to another expert - currently music is on and I am on hold till 3:29pm - a lady name, [xxx], who basically told me that this is something they cannot help me with. The call ended at 3:48 pm. Their argument for not reimbursing me for my expense was lame and one of not accepting responsibility, however, legally, they were on the correct side in saying no, as when this issue was identified for the same make and model and year of Audi A4, my car's VIN was not included as one that was affected. They were however, not helpful in considering the fact that, the issue that was identified for some vehicles for the same make model and year, was the exact same issue for my make model and year. Audi, however, let me know that they will not help me with the reimbursement of my expenses. Information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Worcester, MA, USA

Fuel pump is no longer working.

- Irving , TX, USA

The contact stated owns a 2003 Audi A4. The contact stated that while driving 40 mph, there was a high-pitched noise coming from the rear of the vehicle. The contact also stated that the fuel pump may have been inoperable. The vehicle was taken to a private mechanic to inspect the failure where it was found that the fuel pump needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was notified and stated that there were no recalls for the fuel pump on his vehicle. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 117,000.

- Fort Mill, SC, USA

There was a loud noise coming from the rear area of my vehicle. When I got in my vehicle I noticed that there was a high pitched noise coming from the back seat area. When I took it to my mechanic he said that the fuel pump was going and it would need to be replaced. The car ran ok and the noise went away when the weather was warmer but has recently returned with the cooler weather. I looked online and saw a technical bulletin/recall for my make and model. When I dug deeper into the associated documents I found my VIN number matched the numbers in the documents. Audi said they had no records of this (although they were on Audi letterhead) and said I could take it to the dealer but would have to pay for the diagnostic. This does not match what is written in the recall notice.

- Fort Mill, SC, USA