Removing and installing fuse holder in dash panel (left-side) — AUDI
Removing and installing fuse holder in dash panel (left-side) on Audi: 12 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: Audi A6 C6 (4F, 2004–2011)
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- The exact contact assignment of the fuse holder (dash panel) can be found in the applicable current flow diagram .
📋 Procedure
- With ignition switched off, disconnect earth cable at battery .
- Remove dash panel trim (bottom, driver's side) 68.
- Remove bolt (1).
- Slacken off bolt (3) by two turns.
- Press fuse holder (2) off central tube for dash panel in direction of (arrow).
- Cut open cable tie (1).
- Release cover for fuse holder (arrows).
- Detach fuses at fuse holder.
- Pull off retaining strip for connectors (arrows) and take connectors out of fuse holder.
- Unclip socket (1). [Note: The exact contact assignment of the fuse holder (dash panel) can be found in the applicable current flow diagram .] [Note: Refit all cable ties at the same locations when reinstalling.]
- Install dash panel trim (bottom, driver's side) 68.
- Connect battery. Steps required .
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