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Exploded view of steering column switch — AUDI

Exploded view of steering column switch on Audi: factory workshop procedure. Full factory text, tools and checks.

Workshop procedure for AUDI — the factory write-up, straight from real workshop data.

factory workshop text

📋 Procedure

Upper part of trim
For vehicles with no airbag

Left switch
Light switch, turn signal indicator switch, switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, parking lights and cruise control system
Terminal assignment => Fig.
94-31

Right switch
Windscreen wiper switch, headlight washer system and on-board computer
Terminal assignment => Fig.
94-34

Lower part of trim
For vehicles with no airbag

Slip ring
Horn actuation

Contact
For slip ring
Wire routing

=> "Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault-finding and Fitting Locations" binder

Upper part of trim
For vehicles with airbag

Lower part of trim
For vehicles with airbag

Carbon brush
For vehicles with airbag

Fig.1
Terminal assignment for light switch, turn signal indicator switch, switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, parking lights and cruise control system

Notes:

Assignment of 13-pin connector -A- => Fig.
94-32
Assignment of 6-pin connector -B- => Fig.
94-33

Fig.2
13-pin connector -A-

1 -
Light switch, contact 1 (daylight/urban driving lights)
2 -
Switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, terminal 56 a
3 -
Light switch, terminal X
4 -
Parking light switch, terminal PR
5 -
Parking light switch, terminal PL
6 -
Light switch and switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, terminal 30
7 -
Switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, terminal 56 b
8 -
Switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, terminal 56
9 -
Light switch, contact 9 (daylight/urban driving lights)
10 -
Light switch, contact 10 (daylight/urban driving lights)
11 -
Parking light switch, terminal P
12 -
Light switch and switch for manual dipping and headlight flasher, terminal 30
13 -
Light switch, terminal 58

Fig.3
6-pin connector -B-, cruise control system

1 -
Terminal 15
2 -
On, activation and off (pulsed)
3 -
Input from control unit, contact 3
4 -
On and activation
5 -
Activation
6 -
Memory

Fig.4
Terminal assignment for windscreen wiper switch, headlight washer system and on-board computer

Notes:

Assignment of 6-pin connector -A- => Fig.
94-34
Assignment of 13-pin connector -B- => Fig.
94-35

Fig.5
6-pin connector -A-

1 -
On-board computer
2 -
On-board computer, reset
3 -
On-board computer, right rocker
4 -
On-board computer, left rocker
5 -
Not used
6 -
Not used

Fig.6
13-pin connector -B-

1 -
Hazard warning switch, terminal L
2 -
Windscreen wiper switch, terminal 53 a
3 -
Windscreen wiper switch, terminal 53
4 -
Windscreen wiper switch, terminal J
5 -
Not used
6 -
Windscreen wiper switch, terminal 53 c
7 -
Hazard warning switch, terminal R
8 -
Hazard warning switch, terminal 49 a
9 -
Windscreen wiper switch, terminal 53 e
10 -
Windscreen wiper switch, terminal 53 b
11 -
Not used
12 -
Not used
13 -
Not used

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.