Audi is warning owners of select 2015-2018 S4, S5 and RS models about a potential issue with the Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program (AESP). If you experience a warning light on your instrument cluster and/or an audible warning when travelling in a straight line, please follow these instructions:
S6 Dashboard Warning Lights- Drive the car to a secure location
- Turn off the car’s engine
- Remove the steering wheel
- Disconnect the power supply to all systems (the blue wire near the battery)
- Turn off the hazard flashers
- Remove the front seat covers
- Open the bonnet
- Detach two connectors (one on each side of the engine)
- Detach two brackets (one at each end of each side panel)
- Lift up both panels and remove the damper module
What is the Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program Warning Light?
The Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program Warning Light is a warning light that will illuminate when the Audi ETP is in need of service. This warning light will indicate that there may be a problem with the Audi ETP, and it is important to have it checked as soon as possible. If the Audi ETP warning light stays on for an extended period of time, it might be indicative of a more serious problem with the system.
When to Connect Your Audi to the Diagnostic Center
If your Audi has an electronic stability program (ESP), it may emit a warning light when you drive. The light indicates that the ESP is working to keep the car in control during sudden movements. There is no need to worry about this warning light, and you can safely continue driving as normal. However, if you experience any erratic or dangerous behavior while the light is on, please consult your Audi dealer for further assistance.
What Can Be Caused by the Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program Warning Light?
If you are experiencing the Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program Warning Light, there are a few things that could be causing it. The light may come on if your car is not responding correctly to the electronic stability program (ESP).
The ESP is designed to help keep your car in control during curves and rough roads. If it detects an issue with your car’s balance, it will trigger the warning light. There are a few possible causes of the warning light, so it’s important to get it checked out by a technician. These include:
- The ESP system may not be working properly
- There may be an issue with one of the sensors in your car
- There may be an issue with the software that controls the ESP
How to Reset the Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program Warning Light
If your Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program Warning Light comes on, there are a few things you can do to try and reset it. First of all, make sure the car is in Park or Neutral position. Next, turn off the car’s engine and wait at least 10 seconds before turning it back on. If the warning light still comes on, continue with the following steps.
To reset the Audi ESS warning light, press and hold down the “ESP” button for three seconds while turning the ignition key to “ON.” If this doesn’t work, you may have to take your car into an authorised Audi dealer for further help.
In this article, we will be discussing the Audi Electronic Stabilisation Program (EAP) warning light and what it means. If you are driving your Audi and notice this light coming on, please do not ignore it – take your car to a qualified mechanic as soon as possible. The EAP warning light may indicate that there is a problem with the electronic stability control system (ESC), which can in some cases lead to serious consequences such as loss of control and even death. If you have any questions or concerns about the EAP warning light, please don’t hesitate to reach out to your dealer or Audi representative for more information. Thank you for reading!