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Removing and installing relay and fuse carrier (front passenger's footwell) — AUDI

Removing and installing relay and fuse carrier (front passenger's footwell) on Audi: 17 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.

17 steps

🧭 Before you start

Fits: platform code 42

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  • Exact assignment of contacts in fuse holder (front passenger's footwell) can be found in applicable current flow diagram .

📋 Procedure

  1. Switch off ignition and take out ignition key.
  2. Remove foot rest cover (front passenger's side) 70.
  3. Remove dash panel cover (passenger's side) 68.
  4. Cut through cable tie on manual release mechanism for front lid.
  5. Cut through cable ties on wiring harnesses.
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  1. Remove nuts (3 and 4) and bolt (1).
  2. Remove front passenger's footwell bracket (2) for relay and fuse holder in direction of (arrow).
  3. Release retaining clips (arrows A) and lift onboard supply control unit J519(item 1) out of relay and fuse holder (arrow B).
  4. Release retaining springs (arrows A) and remove onboard supply control unit J519 from relay and fuse holder towards left (arrow B).
  5. Release retaining clips (arrows) and press fuse holders (1 ... 6) out of bracket towards rear.
  6. If fitted, release captive fastener and pull it off fuse carrier.
  7. Remove fuses from fuse holder.
  8. Release retaining clips (arrows) and remove cover from fuse holder.
  9. Pull off retaining strip (1) for connectors (arrow) and take connectors out of socket. [Note: Exact assignment of contacts in fuse holder (front passenger's footwell) can be found in applicable current flow diagram .]
  10. Install onboard supply control unit J519.
  11. Install front passenger's footwell bracket for relay carrier .
  12. Connect battery. Steps required .

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.