I have a 1995 Audi 90, tranny problems. I can purchase a 1994 Audi 100 s. Would the 94 tranny "work" in the 95 Audi w/o modifications?

Yes it will match.the schematics diagrams and connections will be exactly same but the wire colours may differ.but the place to connect the wires will be the same.
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Yes that tranny will bolt up to your engine. but you need to make sure that your harness has the same connections and that those connections have the same plug ins. often times your plug to your electronic solenoids might be slightly different from year to year if it's an automatic. if it's a manual transmission then your concern is if the input shaft has the same number of splines and that the linkage matches. the bellhouse will be the same on most of the trannys available and the bolt pattern is the same. on the replacement tranny just check that all seals are good and that if it's an automatic that the cv axles will fit which in this case they should but is always a good idea to double check anyway.