Questions & Answers for: Audi starter removal

97 audi a4 no power/battery fuse? changed starter motor on my 97 audi a4 (manual) reconnected battery neg ...a bit of a spark ...now no power at all ...checked all fuses .. three times ....found only ...

removal tool is usually sufficient. Install the starter into the transaxle. Tighten the related starter motor fasteners as follows: Starter support bracket, M5 nut: 35 inch lbs. (4 Nm) Starter support

...removal - new starter same - battery tested ok by 2 different auto parts stores - starter drawing 200amps while spinning at battery terminal - getting 12V at solenoid terminal when ignition in the ...

I need to pull and reinstall starter on '93 audi cs90 How difficult is it to pull and reinstall starter on CS90? How much time is required? any special tools required? starters seem difficult, but can

...starter on a audi a4 1997 REMOVAL & INSTALLATION Fig. After the negative battery cable is disconnected, remove the wire terminals from the starter solenoid Fig. Remove the lower starter mounting ...

need to know how to replace the starter on the 1997 audi a8 quattro Well Mich, first you need to elevate the car to get to the starter; remove the undercover to expose the motor. Then you need to ...

where is starter located on audiA4 1996 The starter is on the right side ( passenger side in left hand drive cars ) behind the alternator. You must remove the alternator to remove the starter which ...

starter removal 1990 audi quattro v8 1990 Audi V-8 Quattro 3.6L DOHCStarter, removing and installing Disconnect battery NEGATIVE cableDisconnect wiring from battery to starter and starter to ...

What do I have to do ti take a starter moter out a audi a6 2.7t First disconnect the positive cable from the battery then remove the wires from the starter then remove the 2 bolts that hold the ...

...starter motor out of the bell housing. 6) you should now be able to slide this out through the wheel as the area is just big enough (with the drive shaft shroud removed) to do so. 7) In true Haynes ...