How To Disable Interior Monitoring In An Audi?

The text discusses the issue of interior monitoring in Audi Q5e vehicles, specifically the 2023 Q5e. The author has tried to disable interior monitoring through various methods, including pressing the lock button twice within 2 seconds. However, they have not been successful due to false alarms. The author also mentions that opening the garage door can set off the interior monitoring, which can be turned off from the MMI (VEHICLE > Settings and Service > Interior monitoring).

The author also mentions that if a fuse is pulled, it may disable the regular alarm in conjunction with the interior motion sensor or other items fed by this fuse. To prevent the alarm from being triggered accidentally, the author suggests switching off the interior monitor and/or tow-away protection.

The author also mentions that when the car is locked, the alarm will sound if someone moves inside or the car’s inclination changes. To disable the alarm, the author suggests turning off the ignition and pressing the button on the back edge of the driver’s door.

The author also mentions that the car can be put into “Ferry mode” by pressing the door lock button twice on the key fob within five seconds. The second press on the lock button has a function, but the author has not been able to find a solution.

To turn off the vehicle after parking, the author recommends checking the back side of the driver’s door trim panel for the motion sensor/interior monitoring deactivation button. A virtual “Interior Monitoring” toggle switch displays on the MMI after the engine is turned off, allowing the user to disable it if needed.