Car has about 107 k miles.
SOURCE: A6 engine ''deep rattling'' noise
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SOURCE: How to replace the water temp sender in a 2003 Audi Allroad
make sure engine is COLD. put little grease around new sensor and keep it close at hand. Remove the plug on the sensor, then slide the retaining that holds sensor in, out. pull sensor our of housing and quickly replace with new. replace clip and plug. top up coolant if necessary. easy as that..
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SOURCE: how to remove rear seat from 2001 Audi allroad
Not 100% sure on yours but normally you'll either have a couple of bolts way down under seat cushion at front, near floor, or in some cases, you have to push seat cushion back toward rear window, hard & lift, to pop it out of notched catch under it.
SOURCE: Audi A6 Allroad
jack the car up saftely then take the wheels off .. then you will see the brake calipier turn the wheel towards you so the calipier is facing you . at the bottom of the calp you will see a small bolt at bottom undo this and lift prize the calp up then remove 1 pad the inside on where the piston is then put calp back down and put the bolt back in just to hold it in place then when you have done this put a large stronge screw driver in via hole in front to push the piston all the way back but make sure you do the evenly and piston goes in straight or it will get stuck same with all types of brakes. once you have done this reopen calp and take the other pad out clean all area with a wire brush and replace the new pads in place,, and retighten bolt etc , before you start the other side please make sure you pump brake peddle until it goes hard again. then do same to over side ,
hope this is a great help matdav69
SOURCE: p0431 code on audi allroad 02
Typcally caused by one of the front oxygen sensors or a bad ground associated with these sensors.Replace both front sensors with direct fit type NOT universal, because there may be a cracked wire and the universal sensor does not contain the complete wire harness. Direct fits, are about $20 more than universal fit type.
The O2 sensors have integrated heating elements that bring them up to the proper operating temperature. Code P0431 indicates that the O2 sensor on your driver side catalytic converter is not reaching the proper operating range. The O2 sensors are usually in the $150 range online.
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