My audi has 141000 miles. The engine light came on and scanned as torque converter failure. That was 30K miles ago and two trips out west, including a tour of the mountains. The car runs and shifts flawlessly. I have a hard time believing it needs this repair. I clear the code and it returns within 20 miles or so....could the sensor be bad? Why does it continue to run and shift so well? I would love to get the light to stay off with out spending $6K on a trans and torque R&R it doesn't not seem to need. Am I just blessed to be driving it still? Or could this be a false code from a bad sensor?
Thanks for your help.
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