Audi A4 B5 starter: where is it located, how to remove, replacement

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The fuses and relays of the Audi A4 (B5) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 are located in the passenger compartment and engine compartment of the car. Audi A4 (B5) fuses protect electrical devices and circuits from short circuits and voltage surges. Audi A4 (B5) relays are designed to ensure the proper operation of electrical appliances and vehicle equipment.

Please note that all information provided below is for informational purposes only. The exact location of the fuses for this vehicle is indicated on the protective cover or in the repair and operation book that came with the package.

Fuse box No. 1 Audi A4 (B5)


Fuse box No. 1 Audi A4 B5
Fuse box No. 1 in the diagram is located in the car interior on the left side of the instrument panel. To access the fuses, you must open the protective cover using a plastic screwdriver or other auxiliary devices.

Protected circuitCurrent in A
1Heating of windshield washer nozzles5A
2Direction indicators10A
3Headlight washer relay, Lighting: glove box, engine compartment, air conditioning, automatic transmission, Dashboard5A
4License plate light5A
5Instrument panel, Heated seats, automatic transmission display, Mirror switch, Airbag lamp, outside temperature indicator, navigation system, parking lights10A
6Central locking, Reading lamps5A
7ABS system10A
8Telephone5A
9Heated mirrors and door locks10A
10Headlight range control, CD changer5A
11Cruise control automatic transmission5A
12Built-in diagnostics10A
13Brake lights10A
14Interior lighting, reading lights, anti-theft system, passenger visor mirror10A
15Automatic transmission instrument panel, air conditioning, navigation system10A
16ABS system5A
17Heated door locks10A
18Right high beam10A
19Left high beam10A
20Right low beam, electric headlight adjustment15A
21Left low beam, electric headlight adjustment15A
22Right side lights5A
23Left side lights5A
24Windshield wipers, washer pump. Wiper Interrupter Relay 25A
25Heater fan, air conditioner30A
26Heated rear window, Heated mirrors, Air recirculation30A
27Rear wiper15A
28Fuel pump15A
29Engine control15A
30Electric sunroof20A
31Reversing lights, cruise control, automatic transmission, diagnostic connector15A
32Engine control20A
33Cigarette lighter15A
34Engine control (ignition/injection)15A
35Trailer electrical equipment30A
36Fog lights15A
37Telephone, Radio15A
38Trunk light/central locking15A
39Emergency lighting15A
40Sound signal25A
41ABS system25A
42Additional air fan40A
43S-contact5A
44Heated seats30A

Audi A4 B6 fuses

A large number of fuses provide protection for the vehicle's electronic systems. Each fuse is part of an electrical circuit.

The fuse trips if, for example, as a result of a short circuit (one of the consumers is faulty, the wire is damaged), the current suddenly increases significantly. The fuse link is destroyed, the current is interrupted, and overloading the circuit is prevented.

By the way, this also happens when you connect additional consumers to an electrical circuit that is loaded to the limit.

To ensure that the vehicle is not left without power in the event of an electrical fault, the fuses are distributed over different circuits. The fuel injection system and most electrical components are protected by their own fuses. The connection of the fuses can be determined from the separate circuit diagrams.

Distribution of fuses across circuits

There is a 150 A main fuse located directly on the battery. Most of the fuses for individual consumers and electrical circuits are located in the fuse box on the left of the instrument panel. Under the cover there is a diagram of the placement of fuses, the fuses themselves and plastic tweezers for replacing fuses.

Fuse table
NumberCurrent (A)Consumer
S110Air conditioner control device
S25Footwell lights
S35Heated spray nozzles
S45Radiator fan control device
S510Oil level sensor, multifunction switch, telephone settings, tire pressure monitoring, rear seat heating, rear window curtain
S65Pressure sensor, air quality sensor
S710Backup brake light switch, clutch pedal position sensor, electronic stability control control unit, steering angle sensor, electronic stability control button
S85Telephone
S915Vacuum pump (brake booster)
S1010Automatic headlight leveling
S1110Control unit V30
S1210Diagnostic plug socket
S1310SMLS power supply
S1410Brake lights
S1510Combined instrument, navigation
S1610Not occupied
S1710Ground clearance, safe parking system, tire pressure monitoring
S18Not occupied
S1915Fog light, rear fog light
S2015Low beam left, manual headlight leveling
S2115Low beam right, manual headlight leveling
S2215Driver's door
S2315Front passenger door
S2430Comfort system control unit
S2530Heating fan
S2630Heated rear window
S2730Trailer control device
S2830Fuel pump
S2920Engine control
S3020Sliding roof
S3115Diagnostic plug socket, electrochromic rear view mirror, reversing lights
S3220Engine control
S3315Cigarette lighter
S3415Engine control
S3530Detachable socket - trunk
S3630Wiper
S3720ILM control device
S3815Comfort system control unit, switch off button, active sensor, rear door release button
S3920Radio
S4025Sound signal
S41Not occupied
S4225Control device for electronic vehicle stability control system
S4315Engine control
S4430Seat heating

Of course, there may be some changes and deviations in the distribution of fuses, as it depends on the year of manufacture of the vehicle, the engine and the composition of the equipment. On circuit diagrams, the number 2 is placed before the designation of fuses, starting with fuse S23 (i.e. fuse S39 is designated as S239).

Fuse boxes contain fuses that consist of a clear plastic piece. This part contains two flat pins, which are connected to each other by fusible wire. A blown fuse can be identified by a break in the wire. Often the plastic covering also burns out or breaks off.

  • The fuse rating can be determined by the color and inscription on the fuse: Beige 5 amps Brown 7.5 amps Red 10 amps Blue 15 amps Yellow 20 amps White 25 amps
  • Green 30 amp

Replacing fuses 1 Before replacing a fuse, turn off the relevant consumer and the ignition. Remove the cover from the fuse box.2 Using plastic tweezers, pull the defective fuse out of the socket.3 Insert a new fuse of the same rated current into the socket. Pay attention to the placement of the fuse.

4 If the fuse immediately blows again, the fuse may be faulty or you may have inserted a fuse with a lower amperage than required. In this case, the cause should be determined immediately. The consumer may be damaged; in the worst case, the wire insulation may catch fire.

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Relay and fuse box No. 2 Audi A4 (B5)

Relay and fuse box No. 2 of the Audi A4 B5 is located inside the car in the steering column on the left side in the direction of travel. To access Relay Block No. 2, it is necessary to dismantle the trim of the steering column space.

Purpose of relays and fuses
1Auxiliary Ignition Relay
2Horn relay - two tone
3Headlight washer pump relay
4Multifunction relay
5Washer/wiper control unit
6Fuel Pump Relay/ Glow Plug Relay
7Taxi alarm system control module
8Taxi alarm system control module
9High beam relay
10Front fog lamp relay
11Control unit for exterior rear view mirrors with folding drive
12Control unit for exterior rear view mirrors with folding drive
13Starter Disable Switch Relay / Reverse Lamp Relay, with AT / 4-Speed
14Rear window washer pump relay
15Free connector
16A/C compressor clutch relay
17Lamp warning module
18Lamp failure warning module
19Free connector
F1Free connector
F2(20A) Alarm (taxi)
F3(10A) Taximeter
F4(5A) Two-way radio (taxi)
F5(20A) Alarm (taxi)

Do-it-yourself starter diagnostics

For the convenience of carrying out work, we place the machine on an inspection hole, preferably a hydraulic lift.

From under the bottom we inspect the electrical wiring, the starter housing, the contact board, terminals, and the battery. In the Audi showroom we carry out troubleshooting of the ignition switch core. We eliminate play, tightness of key rotation, and damage to wires.

At the same time, we measure the charge level at the battery contacts and charge as needed.

If a visual inspection does not reveal a defect, but the trigger mechanism still does not start, then we proceed to dismantling and subsequent disassembly of the mechanism.

Relay block No. 3 Audi A4 (B5)

Relay and fuse box No. 3 Audi A4 (B5) is an additional unit that is present exclusively in cars with diesel engines. Relay block No. 3 is located in the engine compartment of the car depending on the location of the steering wheel. In cars of the European market, the block is located on the left side in the direction of travel of the car. To access the relay, you must unlatch the latches and open the protective cover.

Purpose of relays and fuses
1Engine Coolant Heater Relay 2 (Diesel) - High Power
2Engine Coolant Heater Relay 1 (Diesel) - Low Power
3Engine control relay
F1Free connector
F2(15A) Motor control
F3(15A) Motor control
F4(50A) Engine coolant heater 2 (1.9TDI)
F5(25A) Engine coolant heater (1.9 TDI)
F6(80A) Glow plugs (1.9TDI)

Problems with starter on Audi A4 B5

Faults associated with the electrical power system are classified into electrical and mechanical. The speed of identification of a breakdown and the timing of repairs depend on the professionalism of the technician.

The electric type includes:

  • Damage to the insulating layer on conductor products;
  • Poor fixation of terminals on the contact board;
  • Contacts sticking due to overheating;
  • Oxidation of contacts on the end switches;
  • Short circuit of armature, winding;
  • General malfunction of the trigger mechanism due to moisture entering the housing.
  • Third-party mechanical damage to the launcher, body, anchor;
  • Wear, deformation of the teeth of the drive shaft, flywheel;
  • PU jamming;
  • Solenoid relay sticking due to overheating.

Nomenclature numbers of fuses and relays Audi A4 (B5)

Item nameItem number
Knife. fuse 10/2×2.8 5A(light brown) VAG N10 261 501
Knife. fuse 10/2×2.8 10A(red) VAG N10 261 503
Knife. fuse 10/2×2.8 15A (blue) VAG N10 261 507
Knife. fuse 19/2×5 15A(blue) VAG N01 713 112
Knife. fuse 19/2×5 20A(yellow) VAG N01 713 113
Knife. fuse 19/2×5 25A (transparent) VAG N01 713 114
Knife. fuse 19/2×5 30A(light green) VAG N01 713 115
Delay relay for vehicles with manual air conditioning controlVAG 8D0 919 578 A
X-contact relief relayVAG 8D0 951 253
Horn relayVAG 141 951 253B
Headlight washer relayVAG 8L0 955 535
Windshield washer/wiper control unitVAG 191 955 531
Fuel pump make contact relayVAG 4D0 951 253
Taxi alarm relayVAG 443 953 233
Glow plug control unitVAG 8A0 951 253
Control unit for headlight/brake light control systemVAG 8D0 919 471
Rear wiper control relayVAG 141 951 253 B

Replacing and installing a starter on an Audi A4 B5

Preparation of tools: heads, ratchet, rags, lubricant, brush repair kit. And also a roller bearing and bushing. If natural light is not enough, we use an additional light source.

We decide on the method of repair: install a new trigger mechanism or restore the current one. From the point of view of economy, it is more profitable to repair the standard starting device. Buying a new one costs 6–8 thousand rubles, and repairs 2–4 thousand rubles. The owner of the technical device has the final say.

  • To remove the launcher, we place the Audi on an inspection hole and block the rear row of wheels with wheel chocks. Squeeze the parking brake, remove the terminals from the battery;
  • Unscrew the power terminals from the starting device;
  • We remove the starting device from the slots and remove it.

We carry out troubleshooting, sort out the control unit, and install it in its original place. We inspect adjacent parts and mechanisms, and if there are signs of wear, replace them with new ones.

Expert advice on care and maintenance

Buy original parts from official sales points. Use the services of certified service stations for diagnostics and prevention.

Do not purchase cheap consumables of dubious origin. Check the catalog numbers with the data contained in the operating instructions.

Do not turn the starter for more than 15 seconds. Wait a pause and try to start the engine again.

The average service life of the starter is 80 – 95 thousand km, scheduled maintenance every 20,000 km.

In case of difficulties in servicing the equipment, additionally read the recommendations in the operating manual, get advice from service station foremen and car dealership managers.

4 cylinder engine

1. Disconnect the negative (-) battery cable.

Caution: Follow the instructions in Section Replacing the battery.

4. Disconnect the B+ terminal wire (2) from the starter.

5. Disconnect the connector of terminal 50 (1).

6. If necessary, remove the insulator on the positive terminal of the starter.

7. Disconnect the cable clamp (4).

8. Petrol engine: Disconnect the holder (3).

9. Remove bolts (1) and (2) and pull the starter forward.

1. Secure the starter with a torque of 45 Nm

(M10 screw) or 65 Nm (M12 screw) at the gearbox.

2. Secure the wire of terminal B+ with a torque of 16 Nm

at the starter.

3. Further installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal.

Fuse board on the left side of the dashboard

To access the fuses, open the door and remove the cover. It will look something like this. An example of access is in our video at the end of the article.

Scheme

Description for Audi A4 B8 vehicles up to 2009

1(5A) Power steering control unit
2(5A) Clutch pedal position sensor
3(5A) Garage door remote control control unit
4(10A) Lane departure warning control unit
5(5A) Heater air purity sensor
6(5A) Right headlight
7(5A) Left headlight
8(5A) Onboard power supply control unit
9(5A) Dimmable interior rearview mirror
10(5A) Gear shift control unit
11(5A) Windshield washer nozzle heaters
12(5A) Air conditioning system
13(5A) Coolant pump motor
14(5A) Clutch pedal position sensor
15(20A/25A) Fuel pump control unit
16(5A) Coolant pump motor
17(30A) Onboard power supply control unit
18(10A) ABS electronic control unit
19(25A) Horn
20(30A) Door function control units
21(30A) Windshield wiper motor
22(25A) ABS electronic control unit
23(15A) Door function control units
24(5A) Rain and light sensor
25
26
27(10A) Power seats
28(35A) Power steering control unit
29(5A) Antenna signal booster
30(35A) Onboard power supply control unit
31(20A) Onboard power supply control unit
32(30A) Onboard power supply control unit
33(20A) Power sunroof control unit
34(30A) Onboard power supply control unit
35(20A) Sunshade
36(5A) Anti-theft system

Description for Audi A4 B8 vehicles after 2009

F1(5A) Power steering control unit
F2
F3(5A) Garage door remote control control unit
F4(10A) Lane departure warning control unit
F5(5A) Heater air purity sensor
F6(5A) Right headlight
F7(5A) Left headlight
F8(5A) on-board power supply control unit
F9(5A) Distance control unit (cruise control)
F10(5A) Clutch pedal position sensor, clutch sensor control unit,
F11(5A) Windshield washer nozzle heaters
F12(5A) Air conditioning system
F13(5A) Phone connector
F14(5A) Hazard warning light button, airbag control unit, seat occupied recognition,
F15(25A) ABS electronic control unit
F16(40A) Starter
F17(5A) Dimmable interior rearview mirror
F18(5A) Clutch pedal position sensor
F19(20A/25A) Fuel pump control unit
F20(10A) Coolant pump motor
F21(15A/30A)
F22(10A) ABS electronic control unit
F23(25A) Horn
F24(30A) Door function control units
F25(30A) Windshield wiper motor
F26(25A) ABS electronic control unit
F27(15A) Door function control units
F28(5A) Rain and light sensor.
F29
F30
F31(10A) Power seats
F32(35A) Power steering control unit
F33
F34(35A)
F35(20A)
F36(30A)
F37(20A) Power sunroof control unit
F38(30A)
F39(20A) Sunshade
F40(5A) Anti-theft system

Audi A4 fuses

The Audi A4 is a highly sought-after sedan car model in almost all regions of the Russian Federation - high build quality, elitism of the model and thoughtful equipment provide the owner with safety and comfort in the cabin, regardless of operating conditions. However, for stable operation of the vehicle, all vehicle systems must be serviced in a timely manner, in particular, monitor the electrical components of the vehicle and replace damaged fuses.

Block in the engine compartment of audi a4 b7

General scheme

This unit is located under the ECM/TCM (battery section). Several decryption options are possible.

Description for gasoline engines

1Coolant Heater Relay (V6)
2Transmission control system relay (Multitronic)
3Exhaust air pump relay
4Coolant pump motor control unit (AMM/BDV)
5Start inhibit switch relay (if installed)
F1(15A) Engine management system, brake light switch (brake pedal position sensor)
F2(40A) Exhaust air pump motor
F3(15A) Automatic transmission control system (6-speed automatic transmission/ Multitronic)

Description for diesel engines

1Fuel lift pump relay
2Transmission control system relay (Multitronic)
3Glow plug relay
4Engine control relay
5Start inhibit switch relay/reversing light relay(Multitronic)
F1(15A) Engine management system, brake light switch (brake pedal position sensor)
F2(60A/80A) Glow plugs
F3(15A) Automatic transmission control system (6-speed automatic transmission/ Multitronic)
F4(60A) Glow plugs

Fuse box in the trunk of an Audi A4 B8

The block is located behind the right side trim. Descriptions of items may differ from those shown.

Scheme

Decoding for cars up to 2010 .

ASedan: Not used
B
CSedan: Rear window defroster relay
D
EAccessory power connector relay
1(30A) Trunk lid control unit
2
3(30A) Trunk lid control unit
4(5A) Plug connector
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13(5A) Tire pressure monitoring system control unit
14(15A) Trailer electrical control unit
15(20A) Trailer electrical control unit
16(20A) Trailer electrical control unit
17(5A) Electric parking brake control unit
18(15A) Suspension control unit
19(30A) Electric parking brake control unit
20(30A) comfort system
21(35A) 4WD electronic control unit
22(30A) comfort system
23(20A) comfort system
24(5A) vehicle location management system
25(15A/30A) Accessory power connector
26(15A) Seat heating control unit
27(7.5A) navigation system/radio
28(30A) Audio system
29(5A) Multifunction display control unit
30(30A) Additional heater control unit
31(30A) Electric parking brake control unit
32(30A) Seat heater
33(30A) Door function control units
34(5A) Auxiliary heater remote control receiver
35(15A) Door function control units
36(5A) Rear view camera control unit
37(15A) Accessory power connector
38(15A) Accessory power connector
39(15A) Accessory power connector
40(15A) Cigarette lighter
41(5A) Self-parking system control unit
42
43(5A) Distance control unit (cruise control)
44(15A) Rear window wiper motor
45(5A) Electric parking brake control unit
46(5A) Lane change assist control unit
47(5A) Seat heater
48(5A) Hazard warning lights, airbag control unit
49
50
51(10A/15A/25A)
52(10AL5A) Special automotive equipment
53(5A/15A) Special automotive equipment
54(10A) Special automotive equipment
55(5A/20A) Special automotive equipment
56(10A) Special automotive equipment
57(10A) Accessory power connector
58(10A) Special automotive equipment
59(10A) Special automotive equipment
60
61(40A) Rear window defroster

Decoding for cars from 2010 onwards.

NumberAmpereFunction/component
1not used
2not used
315A. 25A Alarm system control unit
415 AAlarm system control unit
55A, 15ASpecial signal control panel, Alarm system control unit
6BEHINDControl panel for special signals. Alarm system control unit, Tachograph control unit. Plug connector, 3-pin. Alarm memory
720 AControl unit for special vehicles
810 AAlarm memory
910 A12V socket
1010 AWalkie talkie separating relay, walkie talkie relay
1110 AWalkie talkie separating relay, walkie talkie relay
12not used
1330 ALuggage compartment lid control unit 2 -
1415 ATrailer recognition control unit
1520 ATrailer recognition control unit
1620 ATrailer recognition control unit
175 AAUTO HOLD button
1815 AControl unit for electronic shock absorber control system
1930 AElectromechanical parking brake control unit
2030 ACentral control unit for comfort systems
2135 AAll-wheel drive control unit
2230 ACentral control unit for comfort systems
2320 ACentral control unit for comfort systems
245 AVehicle location system interface control unit
2530 ALuggage compartment lid control unit
2615 ARight front seat ventilation control unit
2740 ARadio tape recorder. The phone's transceiver device is a TV tuner. Mobile phone amplifier. Phone holder-. Plug connector, 18-pin
2840 AVoltage regulator
2930 AInverter with socket, 12 V
3030 AAdditional heater control unit
3130 AElectromechanical parking brake control unit
3230 ASwitch for adjusting the rear left heated seat. Switch with rear right heated seat adjustment
3330 ARight doors
345 AAutonomous heater receiver
3515 ARight doors
3630 AAdditive dosing system control unit
3715 A12V socket
3815 A12V socket. Inverter with socket, 12 V - 230 V
3915 A12V socket
4015 ACigarette lighter
41not used
425 APlug connector, 2-pin, in the back of the driver's seat. Plug connector, 2-pin, in the backrest of the driver's seat
437.5 AParking assist control unit
4415 ARear window wiper motor
455 AElectromechanical parking brake button
465 ALane change assist control unit 2
475 ASwitch with rear left heated seat adjustment
485 ATrailer recognition control unit. All-wheel drive system control unit. Voltage regulator. Electromechanical parking brake control unit
49not used
50not used
5120A, 30ADigital audio system control unit. Radio tape recorder
527.5AInformation electronics control unit
535A, 7.5ANavigation system control unit with CD drive. Radio tape recorder. Telephone transceiver device. TV tuner - Mobile phone amplifier. Phone holder-. Plug connector, 18-pin
545 ARear view camera control unit
555 AMobile phone amplifier
56not used
57not used
58not used
59not used
60not used
6140 ARear Window Defogger Relay - Rear Window Defogger

Fuse number 40 at 15A is responsible for the cigarette lighter.

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