20 Most Recent 2002 Audi A6 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Are you sure you didn't put the battery in backwards? I don't mean to suggest that you are not intelligent, but we all make mistakes like this from time to time. If it's not that, you may have blown some fuses. Check your manual for which fuses control the radio and passenger airbag and replace them if needed (with the car not running). . .

Pressure is no good

hi,i'm ck .my audi c5 2.4 model 2001, when put on D while driving, it go to neutral?

Provided they are available for your car and in your country (not sure about UK, but US and Australia are good) I would go with DBA disc rotors.
No need for anything fancy like cross drilled or slotted.

For pads I would recommend a ceramic pad.
Best brands around are Akebono, Hawk ceramic (make sure it's a yellow box - they may try to sell you something different), Bendix General CT (if available in UK), EBA Red Stuff.

Codes may be clear, but in order to function, replacement codes need to be installed.

IF U DO NOT HAVE THE KEYS TO REMOVE IT FIRST MAKE SURE U HAVE THE ANTITHEFT CODE.SECOND OPEN HOOD AND HAVE KEYS AT UR POCKET .TAKE A 10MM AND REMOVE THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL OF THE BATTERY.LEAVE IT OUT FOR AT LEAST 3 MINUTES.RESTORE THE TERMINAL AND CHECK.IF THE PROBLEM PERSISTS U HAVE 2 OPTIONS.FIRST REPLACE THE UNIT AND SECOND TRY TO REPAIR IT AT UR LOCAL ELECTRONICS SERVICE.IF U NEED MORE INFO LET ME KNOW..

Try resetting it

Most times the brake pedal switch is bad. Other times the shifter solenoid is bad.

Call the manufacturer! I had to with my Honda Truck!

It could be numerous problems - consult a reputable shop - you need someone that knows what they are talking about to physically look at the car to solve the problem - will save you a lot of time and expense. ????

Roseanne, It could be numerous problems - consult a reputable shop - you need someone that knows what they are talking about to physically look at the car. I presume you have enough fuel ????

Im assuming you have an automatic, first check that the fluid level isn't low. Other than that there's not much else you can do yourself. Automatic transmissions are extremely complicated, and require special tools and knowledge to diagnose and repair. Your transmission may only need a relatively simple repair so don't just go out and buy one. Take the car to a reputable transmission shop, or a repair shop that services automatic transmissions. If they determine your entire transmission is bad, it is almost always cheaper to purchase a rebuilt transmission than to have your transmission rebuilt.

your window regulator is going bad, you will need to replace it. I have the A4 and I have replaced both front window regulators myself. If you plan on doing it yourself you will need to get a drill as Audi uses Rivets to hold the regulator in place. you can then replace the rivets with nuts and bolts.

Unfortunitly that radio requires a code that you enter thru the presets normally 4 to 6 numbers found in the original hand book that came with the car if not available youll need to contact the dealer an request code forradio an you will need the registration for car to prove it is your car might have to register it with the dealership be carefull not to put wrong code in more than 4 times it will be permanantly damaged due to antitheft feature built in to radio If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_c7b5aba9012a13b2

use the universal kind or better yet go ask people at Autozone