Audi TT starts then dies
11 Answers
jamnblues answered 6 years ago
Could be any number of causes- if you don't have a good Audi mechanic, you "Audi" find one now-
Deathjam4 answered 6 years ago
quick and simple question here. If your car is equipped with an immobilizer it can do this yes. Does your dash have a icon that looks like a key on it when you put your key in the ignition and move to power on?
Deathjam4 answered 6 years ago
easy fix 1 of 2 methods. first one is to put your key in the ignition turn it to power on (don't crank) leave the car for 10 minutes in this position. after the time is up turn the key back and try and start the car. If this does not work make sure you have your radio code. 2nd option to fix this is remove both the battery cables. Touch them to one another to drain the residual voltage in the system and then wait 15 - 20 minutes. after that put the cables back on the battery put in your radio code then start the car. This should resync your key to your car.
GrannyTT answered 5 years ago
Thats what I was going to say under hook the battery to reset Granny TT
GuruY16XY answered 2 years ago
Why is it my 2008 Audi TT went dead tem minutes after starting the engin
GuruTK1GF answered 2 years ago
i have a audi tt 2004 that occasionally the dashboard light goes off while i was driving and now the engine starts then dies
Deathjam4 answered 2 years ago
the older modals had alot of dash issues with the main cluster. it normaly caused security issues so the car would start then turn off.
TTSGIRL answered about a year ago
I have a 2005 TTS Quattro that has had the above described issue for a few months. I’m going to give this a try. My question-will this permanently fix the issue or does it just fix it for the time being so you can get going again? Thanks so much!
Stuylin answered about a year ago
Does anyone know the resolution to this? I have a 2014 TT and it keeps stalling after starting. Audi changed the high pressure fuel pump and it's still doing it.... please let me know stuylin@gmail.com
Guru1MCJC answered about a year ago
Try deathjamd method: Leave ignition on without starting for 10 minutes. Then start. Worked after I somehow confused the ignition by using backup key or pulling fuses or something. But it worked.