My A4 Quatro, Automatic, with tiptronic is "stalling" at the top end of 2nd gear at 3900 RPM's. You can actually see the needle and feel the car "cut out" @ 3900 and then it will advance to 4100 RPM's and shift to 3rd. It only does it when I accelerate at a medium to rapid pace (when the RPM's reach 3900 in 2nd gear)
My local Audi dealer has had the car for a week and put two moduels in the car totaling $4,000, (under warrenty) and the problem is not fixed. Now,Audi tells me because of the cars smart transmition it is supposed to do this and is just adjusting to my driving habits. I'm calling BS, anybody heard of this problem.

 

scan for codes... misfiring cylinder?

 

Codes all came back okay from the dealer. I think they are trying to get out of replacing the trani under warranty. Thanks for the post.
-Mike

 

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no-only when I drive in auto or sport
thanks

 

iono, but id take it to an autozone and have em pull codes.

 

I have the exact same issue.......

https://www.audiforums.com/m_394204/tm.htm

https://www.audiforums.com/m_406277/tm.htm

 

Thanks for the links, are you currently having the problem or did you find a solution?
-Mike

 

Thats a weird issue... What in the hell could cause it at exactly 3900 rpm's in 2nd gear.. wtf

Good luck fixing it, im sure someone here will know exactly whats up

 

Nope sorry..... I have been just dealing with it, seems like the others having the prob have been too.

If anyone out there can shed some light it would be appreciated.