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2003 Audi A6 warning lights
1. The triangle with an exclamation mark inside with circle around it has something to do with the break. Your brake pads need to be replaced. There is actually a sensor wire
that breaks when the pad is ground down too far, interrupting a circuit
to warn you of imminent pad failure.
2. APS stands for "Audi Parking System". Audi offers three different parking assistance systems for the new Audi
A4. The Audi parking system (APS) fitted as standard to A4 SE models
supplies an audible signal as the rear of the car approaches an
obstruction while reversing. The second version, the optional Audi
parking system plus, has additional visual displays for the front and
rear, with a total of eight ultrasonic sensors in the bumpers. The
third option – the high-tech Audi parking system advanced, features an
integral rear-view camera built into the boot lid which provides a
130-degree wide-angle view behind the car. Its images are processed to
eliminate distortion before being displayed on the monitor of the MMI
operating system. The display includes various guide lines and zones to
help the driver position the car correctly when reversing.
I hope I answered your questions completely. Have a great day!
6/26/2009 9:57:11 PM •
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on Jun 26, 2009
How to remove audi a6 wiper blades
The problem with this wiper blade set up is the slides get jammed up w/ crude. You should lubricate the slides and they should slide off. Then carfully lift the arm and remove the blade. Warning you should never leave the arm in the upright position. Windshields get cracked this way. Also note the pivit points the blades attach too. These will normally sieze up and cause clearing issues even with new blades. Lubricate these pivit points and use a pair of channel locks to move it back and forth until it will go 360 degrees with your fingers. Install is in reverse order of removal.
5/28/2009 11:09:13 PM •
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on May 28, 2009
ESC light came on when driving - then check engine light
Likley there is a misfire in one of the cylinders. Usually due to worn out sparkplugs or wires. A check by the local mechanic, using his/her computor will pinpoint the problem. Or go to your local auto supply store & purchase the little computor to connect to your car computor (under dash at steering wheel). This will allow you to turn off the light. Cost is about $170.00 (Can.)
Hope this helps!
JDR
5/21/2009 3:31:09 PM •
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on May 21, 2009
Hazard Lights working. Indicators will
The Hazard and turn signals share the same relay module located in the dashboard behind the hazard switch. Remove the trim by prying from the sides (Either side of the Cup holder drawer and Card drawer). Pry the hazard switch assembly out from the dashboard. The relay is part of the hazard switch assembly.
Unclip the wiring terminal from the relay. replace with appropriate relay. Part costs under $50.00 delivered from Import Parts Specialists.
4/26/2009 1:10:24 PM •
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on Apr 26, 2009
Audi A6 stero
pull the keys out of the ignition then put them back in. should turn off now!
3/27/2009 11:08:27 PM •
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on Mar 27, 2009
2003 audi a6 cd player error 2
HI,THE REASON YOU ARE GETTING AN ERROR MESSAGE IS BECAUSE THE MECHANISM IS FAULTY,YOU WILL HAVE TO HAVE IT REPAIRED,ANDY
3/19/2009 5:47:32 PM •
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on Mar 19, 2009
Hi I have an Audi
replace the thermostat , sounds like its not closing or does not have one , and make sure that your coolant is at least 50/50 (50% water,50%antifreeze ) if you got more water that antifreeze your system will freeze up in freezing weather
2/4/2009 3:24:08 PM •
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on Feb 04, 2009
1998 aud A6 2.4 Can
The themostat is located under the timming belt cover behind the timing belt. This is not a job for the normal backyard mechanic.
http://www.audiworld.com/tech/eng.html This is a link on how to replace your timing belt, which you may as well do while you are in there to get at the t-stat
2/4/2009 3:14:50 PM •
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on Feb 04, 2009
Problem, can't find solution...HELP
Your car is in limp mode. The trans control computer is located under the carpet in front of the forward passenger seat. You probably have water in the control box.
2/4/2009 3:07:46 PM •
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on Feb 04, 2009
BRAKE LIGHT
This light should turn off if you replace the pads with pads that have the indicator wire on them. The light truns on when you wear the pads down to the wires and the wires break and cause an open circuit that turns on the light. If your new pads have the wires and are installed correctly, the light should turn off by itself.
2/4/2009 3:02:05 PM •
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on Feb 04, 2009
Sparkplug
Remove the plastic beauty cover to expose the ignition coil packs, one per cylinder. Remove the wire harnes from the pack and remove the 2 10mm bolts that hold the coil pack in place. Pull out the coil pack to expose the plug. You will need a long extension to reach the plug. You may have to remove the screws holding the coolant tank to get at the back coil on the drivers side and the air filter box for the back coil on the passenger side.
2/4/2009 2:52:52 PM •
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on Feb 04, 2009
Trying to change oil on a A6 Audi
If your looking for the filter and it is not below could be a canister filter on the top of the motor. If the new filter is a paper cartridge it will most likely be on the top. If not visible under the cover.
1/23/2009 9:12:48 PM •
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on Jan 23, 2009
2003 Audi A6 spark plug
hello ms handeland....order is from bumper to windshield, starting on left side..123 and right side 456. Hope this helps.
12/8/2008 3:38:03 PM •
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on Dec 08, 2008
2003 A6
No, it's either a clogged catalytic converter or, more likely, a bad secondary O2 sensor on the driver's side. The secondary sensor is the one after the catalytic converter, which is used to measure its efficiency. When that sensor fails, the computer can't judge how well the cat is working and often throws a code such as this. However, it should also throw a failed O2 sensor, sensor 2 bank 2, at the same time. You may have a bad cat, but if it comes down to replacing parts, I'd do the sensor first - it's about 15% of the price of a cat.
You could take the two secondary sensors and swap them - move the left side one to the right side and vice versa, clear the code, then scan the car again after running and see if the code comes back the same. If it does, your cat is bad. If it comes back reading a problem on bank 1, it's the sensor.
11/23/2008 5:31:21 AM •
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on Nov 23, 2008
Noise while turning when accelerating
you have a bad drive shaft, take it to a " trusted " repair shop.
the drive shaft is the arm that is connected to the tire " behind " and is in the middle " connects the center of the tire "
11/15/2008 7:40:24 AM •
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on Nov 15, 2008
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