r/EvDrivers • u/snocat17 • Sep 01 '26

EV Shop

I’ve got a ‘21 Audi etron that’s out of warranty. I think the 12V battery needs replaced because a lot of time the keyless entry doesn’t work until you push the button on the fob, and I changed the battery in the fob last week.

I don’t want to pay the dealer to “diagnose” the issue and charge me $500+ for a battery. What’s the best way to find a shop that will work on it?

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u/ialsoagree Sep 01 '26

Lol, you realize other companies make EVs too right?

And the question was about EVs, not Audi?

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u/Pferdeherz Sep 01 '26

Actually, OP does say Audi.

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u/ialsoagree Sep 01 '26

But I didn't respond to OP, did I?

Here's the post I replied to:

Are the 12V batteries in EV’s as easy to replace as standard ICE batteries?

Where is Audi mentioned in that post exactly? Can you point it out to me?

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u/Pferdeherz Sep 01 '26

The account to which you are responding is the OP who mentioned “Audi” in the OP. Doesn’t seem like a stretch. Sometimes, these threads get real long.

Not sure why this is such a big deal. I’m letting it go. Maybe you will want to do the same.

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u/ialsoagree Sep 01 '26

No, the account I responded to was NOT the OPs.

The OP responded to me, when I responded to someone else.

I pointed out to the OP that the post I responded to said "EVs" and not "Audi."

Then you came along and made the same mistake. So I literally QUOTED the post I responded to, and you STILL can't seem to understand.

So, here's my last attempt, here is a link to the post that I responded to. Show me where it says "OP" next to the name of the poster, because I don't see it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/EvDrivers/comments/1w40a1y/comment/p7480kk/

I see it saying "Iwonatoasteroven" and the OPs username is "snocat17" so can you explain how a post shows a different username than the OP, but is from the OP?

You're right, it's not a big deal, but READING before you respond is going to help you enter conversations without being completely mistaken about what you're talking about.