Audi A6 door panel removal instructions / speaker / glass /window

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remove door panel and it is easy from there

If the window fuse was blown none of them would work. You have a switch problem - either the two rear door switches both failed, or you have broken wiring going to the window motors from the rear switches. It's also possible (if the door panels were removed) that the rear switch harnesses are not plugged in.

Replace the switch. It has lost connection to the up position.

Check wire harness between driver door and body for broken wires.Wire harness bends , when door opens and closes so it may brake the wire or two inside harness.

never done one but if in doubt go for the door panel first then you cant break anything

It will be length post, it will be advisable to get Bentley manual there are lot of steps ..

roll down the window. and take the interior panel off. on the inside of the door at the morror there is a plastick cover that clips out(remove it) there is foam on the iside remove that aswell. you sould see a bolt or a skrew once loose the mirror will come out. while loosening it hold the mirror in your free hand they some times just fall off.

i) fuse box for the audi A6 is most probably on the right side close to the driver;s seat by the steering wheel.  The driver door must be open to access the fuse box.  Please check owner's manual. ii) in the 2002 Audi A6 it is fuse #37.  Please check owner's manual. iii) remove the fuse for the radio then replace fuse. iv) start the engine v) the radio most probably will reset it self but you should not have to enter the security access code for the radio. let me know how the works. thanks

This is a common problem with the C5 A6 models. Before you replace the fuse for the windows (I think it's number 14, but i don't have a manual in front of me - Anyway, it's the 10A fuse that's blown!) Look under the back of both front seats and you'll see a light that illuminates the floor for the back seats. Rem ove the light from each seat by prying it out with a flat screwdriver and disconnect both leads. Replace the fuse, and your windows (moon roof and interior lights as well) should now work. The lumbar support causes something to short out the lights. I've tried insulating the lights on mine, but the problem always comes back so I just disconnected them altogether.