How to reset Audi A6 And Allroad air suspension

To reset the air suspension on an Audi A6 to normal, follow these steps. Ensure your car is on a level surface and the engine is running during the process: :

1. Start the Vehicle: Ensure the vehicle is on level ground, and the engine is running. This allows the air suspension system to operate correctly.

2. Access the MMI System (Multi-Media Interface): Navigate to the "Car" menu in the MMI system. Look for "Vehicle Settings" or "Suspension" options.

3. Select the Suspension Mode: Choose "Normal" or "Auto" mode in the suspension settings. This will reset the suspension to its default height.

4. Turn the Suspension Control Dial: For models with a physical suspension control knob or dial, turn it to the "Normal" position.

5. Use the Reset Option (if available): Some models include a "Reset to Default" option in the suspension menu. Selecting this will restore the suspension to its original factory settings.

6. Check the System: After making the adjustments, ensure the vehicle levels correctly. If it doesn’t reset or the issue persists, you may need to recalibrate the system.

7. Scan for Fault Codes: Use an OBD-II diagnostic tool to check for error codes related to the air suspension system. Clear any codes and see if this resolves the issue.

8. Recalibrate the System: If the suspension doesn't reset, recalibration may be required using specialized tools like VCDS (VAG-COM). This process involves accessing the suspension module and manually adjusting the height settings.

9. Restart the Vehicle: Turn off the car and restart it to ensure the changes take effect.

10. Visit a Professional: If the system doesn't reset, there might be an underlying issue with the air compressor, sensors, or control module. Consult an Audi technician for further assistance.

Note: Always refer to your Audi A6 owner’s manual for model-specific instructions and safety precautions.