1999 audi a6 dose the front of the car slide out so i can work on it easyer

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Audi A6 / S6 (C5/4B; 1997-2004) fuses and relays

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Fuse box diagrams (location and assignment of electrical fuses and relays) Audi A6 / S6 / RS6 (C5/4B; 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004).

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The lock shift solenoid that works withe break pedal has gone bad... it's located next to or In front of the shifter.. on some vehicles. You have a key slot that you can use another key or small screw driver in it to unlock the shifter. Just replace that and it should be fine..

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you will need to determine WHY it came off in the first place. belts just dont fly off for no reason. you may be better to find a shop that does euro work and is familiar with audi.

Have ur battery checked out first.If that is ok,then its your starter motor brushes worn.Solution change the starter motor.When the engine is warm its easyer to crank over because all the moving parts get warm and expand making it easyer to start when warm.Hope that was helpfull goodluck

Sounds like the gas presser valve or weak fuel pump. When it dose it again turn the switch on and leave it on for about 3 mins. and see if it will start. If it dose I would say the pump is weak.

short out ?? fresh water ?? ---the computer for both the car and the autobox are under the front passenger floorwell LHD ,The air con outlet pipe for the condensate from the AC is damaged or blocked hence the water in the electrics .ANOTHER CASE OF SO CALLED DEALER MECHANICS ------ old saying if you only pay peanuts you only employ monkeys

You would have to go to the dealership unfortunetly.

sound like a speaker wire is grounding out somehow

could be a bad seal on one of the camshafts. could also be from the valve cover. You need to wash the engine down carefully -don't get the wires wet and look closely for the oil path. is it engine oil or transmission fluid?