20 Most Recent 2002 Audi TT - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Can you open the trunk and access the inside doors from the rear?

take to dealership any of them they should reprogram your key fobs for free.
or look up on vwvortex.com the exact procedure to do it yourself

this sounds like the ignition control module to me, im sorry i dont know the exact location of this part on your particular vehicle but the auto parts store you buy it from can tell you where it is located as the have the software to tell them where any part that they sell is located, this would be the first thing i would replace, hope this helps you out

take the plastic bottle off where you fill it with coolant and shake it till the ball drops and you can hear it flopping around ,its stuck

Typically the fan will need to be replaced because it includes the module with it.

sounds like the throttle position sensor is bad. I would be VERY careful in this condition and not drive it at all. Can you scan it with what is known as a vag-com scanner which is more than an OBD2 scanner? OBD may also give you some idea. GL

Check the voltage on higher rpm, if it goes ove 14V then theelectrical part on alternator is bad(diod or regler).

spark plugs and/or coil packs

push quickly down and release the switch several times, if it doesn't stop replace the switch

adjust the cable on the other end (3"long bolt with 2x nuts on yoke of clutch actuator.)

it sound like battery cells are shot need new battery have it checked

Yes, there is a second fuse on the back of the radio, (10A - red colour), but you have to pull the unit to check & change it. This is only course of action. You need special Audi Concert radio extracting tools, (two radio keys).

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Sounds to me like you have two common failures on your car. One is the fuel sending unit in the tank (on the A4, which uses a similar design, this is a known issue, causing wrong or erratic readings on the gauge). The temp gauge is a failure of the coolant temperature sensor, another known issue with Audi. Both sensors can be bought through a dealer of course, but they're going to be ridiculously expensive. On my A4, I usually buy from www.germanautoparts.com or www.ecstuning.com - both have a lot of parts and knowledge, and their prices are very good.

sorry but we are not a parts locator service, we have no parts manuals for any car. we can provide tech assistance for things like check engine lights and other car systems but have no resources to find any parts for your car, sorry.

could be anything ,and i would advise you to take it to a dealer as a lot of these vehicles use encrypted software ,if its a 2002 then it might be able to be read ,but if its newer one from 2005 onwards then no chance of reading the codes

this happened to my car and my door lock had broken. It cost me £160 to get replaced.

hi.
sounds like you have no oil pressure. the sump will have to come off and the strainer on the oil pick-up tube is probably blocked.