Audi Quattro owners have reported 3 problems related to brake electric antilock (under the service brakes category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.
During braking in wet weather conditions, the brakes do not slow down the vehicle until several seconds after the brake pedal is depressed. This condition only occurs when it is raining and the roads are wet. When the roads are dry and no rain is falling.
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The problem is one that is known to many of us a4 owners. It has to do with very poor braking performance in wet conditions. These cars did not come with a shield behind the front discs to prevent water from accumulating. The result is little or no braking for 1-2 seconds after the brakes are applied. I must drag the brake pedal in order to dry the discs before they will perform as they are supposed to. This is a common problem that has been discussed in depth on Audiworld. Com(use the archives to investigate). Audi is aware of the problem due to numerous complaints but fails to do anything to remedy the situation. It seems like a couple of shields would be an inexpensive and easy fix to the problem. Again, this is a common problem on many a4s.
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I would like to take action for incovinence. No safety defect (s) listed.
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| Problem Category | Number of Problems |
|---|---|
| Brake Antilock Control Unit/module problems | |
| Brake Electric Antilock problems | |
| Brake Light On problems | |
| Brakes Failed problems | |
| Service Brakes problems | |
| Brake Abs Warning Light problems | |
| Brake Pedal And Linkage problems |