Windshield Problems of Audi A4

The contact owns a 2004 Audi A4. The contact stated while driving approximately 35 mph, the rear windshield became detached from the soft top. The vehicle was not taken to a dealer to be inspected. The manufacturer was informed of the failure and was awaiting a response. The failure mileage was approximately 86,000.

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Wipers stopped working during a rain storm, left the blade up and in my view. Turned the wipers off then back to the on position to see if that would retract them. They moved about an inch and then the window cracked right above the drivers side wiper arm. Wipers work fine as long as I leave a cracked windshield in place. Replace it and they work intermittently until the window cracks again.

There is an oily film that develops on the interior of the windows, can't wipe it off because it smears. Traveled 80 miles a day for work. Doesn't happen in the winter, but happens in warm weather. Dealer put in a new windshield which was having same problem. The oily film continued to cover the windshield at 11,000 miles. Audi doesn't provide a solution for the problem and consumer feels that this can create a dangerous problem.

The defective was replaced with another windshield that was of the same inferier quality which I was informed was the only possible solution. This car is unsafe to drive especially at night.

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If you open any window or sunroof, a loud wind turblance creats a boom and does not go away until you close all windows/sun. This problem is known by Audi , but they do not want to fix it. They say that I can go buy a wind deflector. This problem has caused major headaces, and has distracted me from the road on many occassions, almost leading to an accident. This noise is very loud, and is clearly a defect in the design of this vehicle. I have written to Audi that this problem can lead to many accidents, but they don't care. I know that many people have complained to Audi, and they know about this. I would like to see NHTSA to a recall to have this problem corrected before anyone dies.