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Another user said that Audi now acknowledges this as a recognised issue for automobiles manufactured from 2017 forward. They presented a letter from Audi that verified this.

My experience contradicts that reasoning. Perhaps the outcome is contingent upon factors such as the kind of automobile, software version, and other relevant variables. I prefer prioritising safety above taking risks, thus I would rather delegate the task to someone else.

I believe that the determining factor is not just related to the charge, but rather to the whole situation.

When I changed the battery in my C43 about a year ago, I had an issue where the dashboard displayed many warning messages until the battery monitor was reset. While you may have successfully evaded detection, it is possible that others may not be as fortunate. It just takes two minutes, so it is not too difficult.

Failure to perform a battery management reset, using a scan tool, upon installing a new battery can cause the system to erroneously see the old battery as still being in place and treat it as a weak, deteriorated battery. Consequently, despite the installation of a new battery, the different components inside the automobile will not be supplied with the whole electrical potential. These issues may result in problems with the car's performance, activation of warning lights such as the charge light, check engine light, ABS light, airbag light, or other warning lights, and the generation of fault codes in several modules. Additionally, it might diminish the lifespan of the replacement battery by at least one year. Therefore, it is preferable to complete the task.

To ensure that the battery monitor recognises the installation of a new battery, it is necessary to reset it by connecting to the OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) system. I visited Halfords to get my battery replaced. I was pleased that I undertook the task, since it was rather intricate and required a significant amount of time and effort, resulting in scratched knuckles for those involved. In addition, they had the doodad capable of resetting the battery monitor.

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