Active roll stabilization fault (amber)

Questions about the Active roll stabilization fault (amber) symbol

What does the Active roll stabilization fault (amber) symbol mean on Audi cars?

The roll stabilization has been deactivated because the electrical system or the stabilization itself is under heavy load. It is part of the electromechanically controlled air suspension and limits body roll in bends and quick evasive moves, depending on the drive mode. If the light stays on for a long time or comes back after switching the ignition off and on, the system needs servicing.

What does the Active roll stabilization fault (amber) symbol look like?

Amber front view of a car standing on a line, with a curved arrow sweeping over its roof. It is also called “active roll stabilization”, “anti-roll fault” and “roll stabilization off”.

Checked against the source · Nov 10, 2026 · How we verify

• 120 km/h warning light (amber)Dashboard lights
• 2H indicator (white)Dashboard lights
• 4H four-wheel drive indicator (amber)Dashboard lights
• ABS text (amber)Dashboard lights
• ABS warningDashboard lights
• ACC adapting to road courseDashboard lights
• ACC braking insufficientDashboard lights
• ACC junction adaptationDashboard lights

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