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  • Page 1 Au�• Owners Manual 2001 Audi allroad...
  • Page 2 2001 Audi allroad 2. 71 V6-cylinder engine .

  • Page 3: Cleaning And Protection

    VEHICLE LITERATURE In addition to this Owner's Manual, For safety reasons please note The Owner's Manual your Audi comes with a Maintenance also the information regarding and the supplements should be read and for additional accessories, modifi­ booklet, Warranty booklet carefully and as soon as possible to ac­...
  • Page 4 VEHIC LE LITERATURE Please note that items marked with an Notes explaining this manual: Illustrations asterisk may be standard on certain This manual describes all the equip­ Each illustration in the manual shows models, optional on others or not avail­ ment intended at the time of printing.
  • Page 5 The Maintenance booklet If you sell your Audi Whenever direction is specified (for explains how you can keep your Audi in all literature should be left in the vehicle example: left, right, forward, backward, top driving condition by having it ser­...
  • Page 6 Luggage compartment light Instrument cluster • • 0 0 0 • • • • • • • • • Audi Homelink ® Power locks Service Interval Display • • • Universal Transmitter Power windows Warning Indicator lights • • • •...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    T ABLE OF C ONTENTS Cigarette lighter Socket ..1 8 1 Electronic Stability Program Wiper blades (ESP) ....Storage compartments lires Wheels Driving with your quattro ® .
  • Page 8 TECHNICAL DATA Engine data Capacities . • . Dimensions Weights . . . Vehicle identification CONSUMER INFORMATION Reporting safety defects ..292 Outside the U.S.A. or Canada . . Service Repair Manuals • • •...
  • Page 9 GENERAL General illustration 1-B4S:s?:i ;::_·�=1...

  • Page 10: Cigarette Lighter

    ILLUSTRATION Page Page Power window switches Thumbwheel for seat heating Door handle Switch window defogger for rear Power locki n g switch Climate controls Light switch Ashtray 1 80 ........Cigarette lighter .
  • Page 11 G ENERAL Warning and indicator lights Page Symbol Page Symbol Electronic power control Brake 1 23 • BRAKE (USA models) ;oo� Side marker lights headlights Brake • (CD) 1 26 � Self-leveling suspension 1 23 (Canada models) Electronic Stability Program (ESP) 1 24 Generator, Battery voltage 127, 143...
  • Page 12 Note Symbol Page If one of the lights marked with comes on suddenly while you are driving, move a safe distance off the road. Turn off the engine, Headlights tail lights � turn the emergency flasher on and use other warning devices to 1 43 malfunction alert other motorists.
  • Page 14 Welcome Safety first Your safety and the safety of your passen­ These individual safety features, can work Dear Audi Owner, gers shouldn't be left to chance. Advances together as a system to help protect you This chapter contains important informa­...
  • Page 15 Safety belts This section explains why safety belts are Always wear your necessary, how they work and how to ad­ safety belts! just and wear them properly. Please read the information given. and always observe the fol­ � WAR N I N G lowing instructions and warnings.
  • Page 16 SAFETY FIRST Unbelted occupants are not able to resist The higher the speed of the vehicle and the The same principles apply to people sitting the tremendous forces of impact by holding greater the passengers' weight, the more in a car that is involved in a frontal collision. tight or bracing themselves.
  • Page 17 Even when they deploy, airbags provide only supplemental protection. Airbags are not supposed to deploy in all kinds of acci­ dents. Although your Audi is equipped with airbags for the driver and front seat passen­ ger, all vehicle occupants, including the driver, still have to wear safety belts- re­...
  • Page 18 Although these examples are based on a To further increase the safety for the front frontal collision, safety belts can also sub­ passengers, the vehicle is equipped with a stantially reduce the risk of injury in other supplemental airbag system. See page types of accidents.
  • Page 20 I so lock when you drive up or down must be inspected by a qualified a steep hill or in a sharp curve. workshop or an authorized Audi Dealer. • Never modify. disassemble, or...
  • Page 21 • To fasten, grasp belt tongue and pull the belt in a continuous slow motion across your chest and lap. • Insert the belt tongue into the buckle on the inboard side of the seat. Push down un­ is securely locked with an audible click. Pull belt to check! �...
  • Page 22 The shoulder belt must be positioned over � WARNING � WARNING the shoulder. It must never rest against the neck • Always position your safety belt Pregnant woman should espe­ and must fit against your body. The properly over your body for maxi­ cially make sure to wear the lap lap belt must be worn low and tight mum safety.
  • Page 23 The outer rear seats are equipped with a Safety belt guide for the center Lateral belt adjustment outer rear lateral shoulder belt adjustment. rear seat seats • To adjust the shoulder belts of the outer The three-point belt adjusts itself to suit the Passengers sitting in the rear must position seats.
  • Page 24 SAFETY FIRST Deactivating the locking retractor Convertible Locking Retractor (CLR) The locking retractor is deactivated by un­ ing the safety belt and allowing the convertible locking retractor is neces­ safety belt to retract completely to its sary to secure child restraint systems. stowed position.
  • Page 25 Your authorized Audi Dealers are familiar with these regulations and can per­ form this service for you.
  • Page 26 The indicator light in the instrument cluster immediately by your Audi Dealer. (readiness light) will light up for a few sec­ Otherwise, the airbags in your ve­ onds each time the ignition is switched on.
  • Page 27 SAFETY FIRST Front airbags may not inflate in certain fron­ tal collisions. Vehicle damage, repair costs or even the lack of vehicle damage is not necessarily an indication of proper airbag operation. The front airbags can only provide additional protection for the chest and face of the driver and the front seat passenger when ...
  • Page 30 Importance of proper seating � WARNING '4 WARNING continued position In a collision airbags must inflate within a • Sitting too close to the steering • Children age 1 2 or younger blink of an eye and with considerable force. wheel or instrument panel will de­...
  • Page 31 There is a lot that you and your passengers can do to help the individual safety features adjust the steering wheel - see chapter installed in your Audi work together as a "Adjustable steering column" page your system. distance from the center of...
  • Page 32 adjust the passenger's seat as far as pos­ � WARNING � WARNING sible to the rear of the fore and aft adjust- 1)1ent range. • Never sit closer than 10 inches • Pointing the steering wheel to­ (25 em) to the steering wheel. ward your face decreases the abil­...
  • Page 33 Child restraints on the front seat - � WARNING �, WARNING continued important things to know All children, especially years old and • • Objects between you and the Never transport items on or in younger should always ride in the back seat airbag can increase the risk of in­...
  • Page 34 SAFETY FIRST For this reason, and because children are If exceptional circumstances require the M WARNING continued use of a forward-facing child seat on the generally better protected - when properly front seat, the child's safety and well-being restrained according to their age and size ­ •...
  • Page 35 "AIRBAG." rized Audi Dealer. supplemental side airbaga help to reduce the risk of injury to the upper torso on that side of the car that is struck in...
  • Page 36 The supplemental side airbags inflate only A side airbag is not a substitute for the It is )'lOt possible to define an airbag trigger­ in severe side collisions occuring on safety belt. It is part of the overall vehicle ing range that will cover every possible the impact side of the vehicle.
  • Page 37 SAFETY FIRST When the system is activated, fine dust is � WARNING released. This is normal and is not caused by a fire in the vehicle. It could irritate your To reduce the risk of injury when skin. the supplemental side airbag in­ flates.
  • Page 39 SAFETY FIRST Child restraints on the front seat ­ 1\1 WARNING �� WARNING continued continued important things to know The airbag on the passengers ide makes the • Never place or attach accesso­ • Use the built-in coat hooks only front seat a potentially dangerous place for ries or other objects (such as cup for lightweight clothing.
  • Page 40 SAFETY FIRST The head airbags will not inflate ... How the head airbag system works if the ignition is switched off In the event of a side-impact collision, the • head airbag deploys to reduce the risk that in frontal collisions •...
  • Page 41 Importance of proper seating � WARNING position collision head airbags must inflate • The fine dust created when air­ within a fraction of a second. In order to help bags deploy can cause breathing the airbag to do its job, it is important, that problems for people with a history driver and passengers sit properly at all of asthma or other breathing con­...
  • Page 42 Parts of the airbag system have been an eye with a certain force, things you have the side if you have any objects installed at different places on your Audi. on your lap or have placed on the seat could clipped onto them (for example...
  • Page 43 Sticker located on the left door ment panel, particularly in the area that have not been specifically ap­ jamb as well as on the Vehicle of the passenger side airbag mod­ proved by Audi. Since the side air­ Identification Label your ule.
  • Page 46 • Always install rear-- f acing child faces the driving direction. These child seats or infant carriers on the rear seats be used safely only on rear seat. seat of your Audi. Always heed all WARNINGS on next page.
  • Page 47 SAFETY FIRST � WARNING 1ft WARNING continued If, in exceptional circumstances The child would strike the interior you have no alternative but to of the vehicle and could also be install a rear facing child seat or in­ struck by the adult's body moving fant canier an the front passenger forward.
  • Page 48 m WARNING � WARNING Forward-facing child seats If, in exceptional circumstances, installed on the front passenger's you must install a forward-facing seat may interfere with the deploy­ child restraint on the front passen­ ment of the airbag and cause seri­ ger's seat: ous injury to the child.
  • Page 49 SAFETY FIRST Children of average size of about years � WARNING and older may use available three point � combination lap and shoulder belts. It is lways position the shoulder por­ usual�y best to put these ap­ children in tion of the three-point belt mid­ propnate booster seats.
  • Page 51 Care­ must not tip or lean to either side. over the stomach or abdomen. fully follow the Instructions pro­ Audi does not recommend using vided by the manufacturers of child seats that rest on legs or child restraints.
  • Page 53 Activating the convertible To covert the safety belt into standard If the convertible locking feature has been • locking retractor inadvertently activated, the safety belt use after the child restraint is removed, re­ must be unfastened to deactivate this fea­ lease the tongue from the buckle and allow Slowly pull the belt all the way out.
  • Page 54 SAFETY FIRST Install the child restraint in the vehicle • To release the tether strap, loosen the • Child restraint anchorages for rear seating position using the LATCH* low­ tension following the child restraint the rear seats er anchorages according to the child re­ manufacturer's instructions.
  • Page 55 These LATCH anchorage points are only in­ Side airbags and child safety � WARNING tended for the installation and attachment Your Audi comes equipped with 2 front air­ of child restraints specially certified for use bags (driver and front passenger) and side •...
  • Page 56 If special situations in your family require, that there is enough space between the your authorized Audi Dealer can disconnect side airbag and the child. the rear side airbags upon your request. The side airbag can properly inflate and offer optimum protection to the child in a broad range of side accidents.
  • Page 57 The emergency key is only for temporary the vehicle key should be lost or mis­ 848-371 B48-374 placed. Your Audi comes with tour keys and a plas­ - Folding master keys with tic tag. remote control � WARNING To fold the key out, press the release button (arrow).
  • Page 58 • AU­ Therefore, the engine can only be started thorized Audi Dealer with the key number to using the factory-equipped key. obtain a duplicate key. I f you lose a key, contact your authorized Audi dealer immediately to have the lost key Note disabled.
  • Page 59 Spare batteries are available at your au­ • thorized Audi Dealer. Dispose of dead batteries prop­ ronment. Many stores that sell bat­ teries will accept dead batteries for recycling or proper disposal.
  • Page 62 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT To unlock and open door from To lock vehicle from Inside Unlocking the vehicle and inside You can lock the vehicle from inside by opening doors Each door can be unlocked independently depressing the locking knobs in the To unlock and open door from of the power locking system from the inside doors or by...
  • Page 63 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT The power locking switch can also be used to lock and unlock the vehicle when the driv­ er's door is open and the ignition key is re­ moved from the steering lock. � WARNING H you use the power locking •...
  • Page 64 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Position b: Child lock engaged When the child lock is engaged (position • To unlock rear lid and all doors: the inside door handle is now locked and Turn key from vertical position (a) twice you can only open the door from the out­ position (b).
  • Page 65 CONTROLS AND EQU I PMENT � WARNING �, WARNING continued • After closing the rear lid, always • Never leave your vehicle unat­ pull up on it to make sure that it is tended especially with the rear lid properly closed.
  • Page 66 The remote rear lid release is deactivated automatically if you lock the rear lid. This en­ ables the driver to lock the luggage compartment permanently with the key, if access by other persons is not wanted. For example, if you should take your vehicle to a workshop, lock the luggage compart­...
  • Page 67 If you replace a lost key, or if any repair and key. or exchange work is performed on the re­ ceiver, an authorized Audi Dealer must reac­ T o do this, a passenger in the car must lift tivate the system. Only then can the key­...
  • Page 68 Anti-theft alarm system The horn sounds briefly when the car is • Certification locked to confirm that the alarm system is The remote control device complies with The anti-theft alarm system triggers an operative and that all doors, hood and rear Part of the Rules.
  • Page 69 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT If the alarm has sounded one time, and then • Press the switch in the door pillar (see il­ the vehicle is forced open again (for exam­ lustration). The indicator light in the switch ple, someone tries to forcibly open a door, will come on.
  • Page 70 Power windows The safety switch {S) in the armrest on the m WARNING continued driver's door can turn off the rear power win­ dows. This feature has been provided for • Remember also that the power the safety of small children riding in the rear windows will continue to operate of the vehicle.
  • Page 72 Opening windows Convenience close open Note feature Insert key into the lock of driver's door, If you disconnect and then reconnect the turn the key and hold in the unlocking posi­ battery, the convenience open and close For the convenience of the driver all win­ tion until all windows are opened.
  • Page 73 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Mirrors Adjust the outside and inside mirrors before Automatic anti-glare adjustment• Outside mirrors driving and after adjusting your seat to prop­ When the ignition is switched on the interior Adjust the outside mirrors so that the side driving position.
  • Page 74 Press the knob in the appropriate direction � WARNING (arrows) to move the mirror surface. • The right hand outside mirror Note has a convex (curved) surface. Re­ • the electrical adjustment of the mirror member that vehicles or other ob­ should not respond, adjust the mirror by jects seen in a convex mirror will hand by pushing lightly on the edge of the...
  • Page 76 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Head restraints Height adjustment Crear seats) Position the head restraints according to the occupant's height. Properly positioned head For height adjustment, grasp firmly with restraints, together with the use of safety both hands and pull up or push down. belts offer effective protection in most acci­...
  • Page 77 Front seats The correct positioning of the seats is im­ WAR N I N G portant: so that you can reach all the controls on • Always sit as far away from the the vehicle quickly and safely; steering wheel and the instrument panel as possible.
  • Page 78 Front passenger's seat We recommend that you adjust the driver's � WARNING seat as follows: To avoid contact with the airbag while it is adjust the seat fore and aft direction so unfolding, the adult seat passenger Navar sit closer than 1 0 inches front •...
  • Page 79 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT � WARNING � WARNING • Always keep both feet on the • To reduce the risk of personal in­ floor in front of the seat. jury in an accident, front seat pas­ sengers must never ride in a mov­ •...
  • Page 80 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Before adjusting your seat there are some important considerations to keep in mind. • To prevent interference with the seat ad­ justment, never store anything under the seats. • The front seats should be adjusted be­ fore fastening the safety belts. •...
  • Page 81 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Curvature adjustment forward - thicker to the rear - flatter Height adjustment - higher down - lower Lumbar support By pressing the switch in the appropriate di­ rection the padding of the lumbar support can be adjusted in curvature and height. This feature will give you more or less sup­...
  • Page 82 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Memory for front seats* Memory for driver's seat Notes The "STOP" button must be depressed in • If you memorize a new setting, the pre­ order to store and recall the required set­ vious setting on that button will be erased. tings.
  • Page 84 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Retrieving seat position and stored - Retrieving using the adjustments from memory memory buttons The settings stored can be retrieved both with the remote control and with the � WARNING memory buttons. - Retrieving using the For your safety, use the recall fea­ remote control ture only when the vehicle is not When you unlock the vehicle with the re- .
  • Page 85 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Emergency Off Note Retrieving using the memory buttons The memory function is switched off when STOP In an emergency, you can interrupt button is pressed. The word • With the passenger's door open, de­ any retrieval procedure by ''OFF"...
  • Page 86 Center armrest � WARNING When folded down, the armrest can restrict the driver's move­ ment. When driving in conditions that may call for quick maneuvers, fold up the armrest. This will allow you to react more quickly to avoid an accident. To open the storage compartment in the armrest lift the release button (arrow B).
  • Page 87 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Rear seats General hints Folding backrest down • Push forward release lever in direc­ � WA R N I N G tion of arrow. Do not allow passengers to Fold the backrest down. • • occupy the rear load surface while the vehicle is in motion.
  • Page 88 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Returning backrest to � WAR N I N G upright position Push rear seat backrest until it engages. • The backrest must always be se­ The red marking next to the release lever (B) curely latched so that the safety should no longer be visible.
  • Page 89 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Luggage compartment Increasing size of the luggage M WARNING WARNING continued continued compartment • Do not allow passengers to • To help prevent poisonous ex­ Y ou can fold the backrest forward to in­ crease the size of the luggage compart­ occupy the rear load surface while haust gas from being drawn into ment.
  • Page 90 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Air circulation Air circulation helps to reduce window fog­ ging. Stale air escapes to the outside through slots in the trim panel on the left and right side of the luggage compartment. Be sure to keep these slots free and open. Elastic cargo net Fastening eyes There are four fastening "eyes"...
  • Page 94 Wearing the safety belts Make sure the safety belt never loops above or below the side arm rests Wearing the safety belts - see page Adjusting the head restraints-see page 75. Extend the folding legs on the left and Remove the safety belt from the bracket on right sides.
  • Page 95 948-277 Hook the tensioning belt i n the tie-down, Once the seat cushion has been folded up Folding up the child seat bench turn, and pull taut from the free end. and the folding legs have been swung back Remove the safety belts from the belt into their stowed position, the entire seat guides on the back rest and hand them from Pivoting the child seat bench off...
  • Page 96 Cover the mountings in the cargo floor us­ 1 2 - Lift up on the seat bench, pivot it off to the left side of the vehicle, and push it ing the cover caps stowed on the rear side down into the mounting provided for of the folding cargo floor cover.
  • Page 97 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Ski sack Use the ski sack to transport and protect skis and other long, light items in the pas­ senger compartment. Loading the ski sack Load the ski sack from the luggage compartment. Open the luggage compartment lid and •...
  • Page 99 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Adjustable steering column (tilt and telescopic) First, adjust he driver's seat, then reposition the steering wheel. Push down on the lever below the steer­ • ing column as far as it will go. See illustra­ tion. Adjust the steering wheel so that the dis­ •...
  • Page 101 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT � WARNING '4 WARNING continued • To help prevent loss of vehicle • Pointing the steering wheel to­ control and an accident, adjust the ward your face decreases the abil­ steering wheel only when the ve­ ity of the supplemental driver's air­ hicle is not moving.
  • Page 102 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT After the driver has entered the car, the Memory for steering wheel position steering wheel returns to the memorized The steering wheel position can be stored position as soon as the key is turned in the together with the seat position. See ignition.
  • Page 104 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Parking brake lever Depress brake pedal and hold while re­ • II WARNING continued leasing parking brake. To release the park­ ing brake, pull the lever slightly up, depress • When parking on hills, also turn the release button (arrow), and then push the wheels so that the front the lever all the way down.
  • Page 105 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT 5-spaad automatic transmission (Tiptronic®)* � The s � lection o the most suitable shift pro­ Shift programs gram JS a contmuous automatic process. The transmission is "self adapting" and will Regardless of this, the driver can also make select the most appropri­...
  • Page 106 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT When you shift into a higher g � ar tO ? early, the transmission will not upshift until a pre­ determined engine rpm has been reached. When you shift into the next lower gea � . the engine will downshift only when there possibility of overfeeding.
  • Page 107 Automatic Shift Lock (ASL) "liptronic" using the selector lever on the Your Audi is equipped with an Automatic center console. Shift Lock (ASL}. The ASL is an electro­ When "liptronic" is activated, the buttons mechanical device that locks the selector on the steering wheel are illuminated.
  • Page 108 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Selector lever positions In selector lever positions a no "P" (Park) the instruction "WHEN "N" (Neutral), P - Park STATIONARY APPLY FOOTBRAKE WHILE Engage only when the vehicle is SELECTING GEAR" appears in the instru­ P (Park) stationary.
  • Page 109 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT R - Reverse N - Neutral D - Normal driving position Reverse should be selected only when the Shift to this position for standing with Position is for normal city and highway vehicle has come to a full stop and the en­ brakes applied.
  • Page 110 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Driving the automatic Position for mountainous Note regions transmission When manually downshifting, the selector Position should be used mountain driv­ lever will move into the lower gear position. Starting the engine ing with long uphill and downhill grades. However, the automatic transmission itself Use it also when you want to use the brak­...
  • Page 112 Take your vehicle to your near­ will not be overloaded and it will be easier to the engine fail to start, consult your nearest est Audi Dealer as soon as possible. Audi Dealer. release the parking brake. Note Towing •...
  • Page 114 When the key is removed, the selector lever tor lights will come on. Refer to "Warning will be locked in indicator lights" for details. "P." Your Audi has an ignition switch with an anti­ theft steering column lock. Chime steering unlocked1 l . Ignition on...
  • Page 115 • ide can be fatal if inhaled. Manual transmission seconds. • Never leave the engine idling Your Audi with manual transmission is Allow about 30 seconds between each • unattended. An unattended ve­ equipped with an "interlock-feature". starting attempt. hicle with a running engine poses...
  • Page 117 CONTROL S AND EQUIPME NT Instrument cluster see page Pos. see page Pos. see page Pos. Speedometer 1 1 9 Driver information system 1 - Engine oil temperature gauge . . 1 1 7 · . . . 138 with odometer, Auto-Check System display 2 - Tachometer .
  • Page 120 Speedometer odometer Fuel gauge Warning light If the coolant warning light the Auto­ The fuel gauge works when the ignition is Speedometer Check System (see page flashes when 141) switched on. Refer "Break-In Period" before driving driving, the engine may be overheated be­ The fuel tank 1 8.5 capacity is approximately...
  • Page 121 To record a distance, reset the trip odome­ supply (battery and alternator) checked by ter by pressing the knob until the display re­ an authorized Audi Dealer. See also turns to zero - see illustration. pages 1 27 and 1 43.
  • Page 122 5 seconds. Resetting the interval! display The Service Department at your authorized Audi Dealer will reset the display after per­ forming the required service. When your vehicle requires a Service, this will be shown in the instrument cluster dis­...
  • Page 123 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Warning / Indicator lights Your vehicle is equipped with several impor­ � WARNING tant warning and indicator lights to help you on page 232, chapter ""En­ monitor the continued reliable operation of • Failure to heed warning lights gine compartment ...
  • Page 125 � gain. This indicator light will go out, indicat­ ance. Drive very carefully and slowly to your Ing that the system is once again operating nearest authorized Audi dealer and have the properly. fault corrected. If the system is off or is malfunctioning, the See page 1 53 for additional information.
  • Page 126 Lamp is working properly. properly. The vehicle can then be stopped only with the standard For more details, see page 1 28. brakes (without ABS,. You won't have the protection ABS provides. Contact your Audi Dealer as soon as possible. 1 25...
  • Page 127 This is your assurance that the repaired immediately by your au­ braking. Rear wheel brake lock-up brake warning light is functioning properly. thorized Audi Dealer or a qualified can cause loss of vehicle control and an accident. Have your vehicle workshop. Drive slowly and avoid repaired immediately by your au­...
  • Page 128 Inspect the speed to the nearest authorized the entire 6 seconds. belts. Audi Dealer or qualified workshop Fasten your safety belt now and ma­ and have the brake system in­ If the V-belt is not torn, you can still continue ke sure that your passengers also spected.
  • Page 129 Continue driving with reduced power System (OBD) and have the cause corrected right away by an authorized Audi Dealer or a qualified The stored data can only be displayed with workshop. special testing equipment (generic scan tool for OBDl to assure an accurate diagno­...
  • Page 130 Never drive control should the vehicle be operated at ex­ your vehicle faster than the maxi­ cessive speeds, your Audi also has an elec­ mum speed rating of the tires tronic speed limiterwhi c h prevents your ve­...
  • Page 131 Navigation data* - see illustration. Keep pressing the "reset" button (see ar­ Display row in illustration) to switch between the Operation of the Audi Navigation System is The driver information system consists of following functions: described in a separate manual.
  • Page 132 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Menu display Some functions on your vehicle can be set, activated and controlled by means of me­ nus when the ignition is on. You can also use these menus to select the information that the DIS will display for your (for exam­ ple: the trip computer).
  • Page 133 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Press the rotary push button (see illustra­ tion, arrow)to enter your selection or to set the selected values in the system. J. -- - B4B-688 Starting menu Selecting menus and entering selections The starting menu tells you which types of displays can be shown in the DIS display.
  • Page 134 Check Display types - Service - see page 1 2 1 The following functions are assigned to the display types in the starting menu: Computer- Menu off see page 146. Clock- - Trip computer see page 1 1 7 1 35. Radio info.
  • Page 135 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Make your selection and again press the Entering settings Making· s-.l�ctlons rotary push button. The set function will · In some setting operations, a selection_ is If you want to enter' setting , for example, now be displayed. Once again, select and made rather than entering values.
  • Page 136 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Rotate the button to place the arrow on • Go back to a higher menu level Example of operation Clock. After obtaining information or making a set­ Suppose you wish to the date: ting, if you wish to return to the next higher Now press the rotary button again __.

  • Page 137: Menus

    CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Now set the date as follows: Turn the rotary button to place the selec­ to leave the setting menu, place the arrow • and press the rotary button ..the set� tion arrow in front of Back Date.

  • Page 138: Rear Lid Door Open Indicator

    Rear lid I door open Outside air temperature indicator � WARNING The snowflake symbol is to warn you that there may be ice on the road and that you should pay spe­ cial attention. Ice can form or remain on bridges and roads even at temperatures above freezing.

  • Page 139: Radio Frequency Display

    CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Radio frequency display Auto-Check system In addition to the warning lights the Auto­ If the radio is switched on and no second priority faults are present, the OK symbol Check System consistently monitors cer­ will go out and the display will show the fre­ tain individual functions and components of the vehicle as soon as the ignition i s turned quency selected and various other informa­...
  • Page 140 Use other warning de­ vices to alert motorists. Contact your autho­ Speed warning (USA Models) rized Audi Dealer or a qualified workshop. In the event of multiple malfunctions, the Speed warning (Canada Models) symbols will blink successively in two-sec­...
  • Page 141 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Calling up driver information When a first priority symbol is flashed up, the accompanying driver information can be called up in the display for assistance. For example: "SWITCH OFF ENGINE ; CHECK OIL LEVEL". Press the test button to call up this display. The information disappears about 5 sec­...
  • Page 142 If there are one or more faults, the driver in­ Displays Engine coolant formation disappears about seconds af­ temperature / level In case of a malfunction or component fail­ ter the engine has been started and the ap­ ure, the acoustic warning will sound and the If the light flashes, either the coolant ten : ­...
  • Page 143 You can continue driving to the stop the engine and let it cool be removed. wait until the en­ nearest authorized Audi Dealer. The wind down. Always exercise extreme gine has cooled down. from the moving vehicle and the main radia­...
  • Page 144 Brake pads worn Battery voltage too high If this warning light comes on, 1t Indicates See your Audi Dealer promptly to have front or too low that the engine oil pressure is too low. and rear brake pads checked and replaced See your Audi Dealer promptly to locate and •...
  • Page 145 Also, the ''MPH" goes out when the driving defective speed increases approximately km/h) over the set speed for at least Contact an authorized Audi dealer and have the engine oil sensor inspected. seconds. The stored speed is not de­ leted.

  • Page 146: Speed Warning 2

    CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT The warning is shown in the display as de­ scribed. The warning symbol only goes out once the road speed has fallen below the stored value again. We recommend to store this speed limit v:' arning if you wish to be reminded of a par­ ticular speed limit in addition to speed limit warning (For instance when driving in...

  • Page 147: Trip Computer

    CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Trip computer The "Reset" touch control on the bottom of the switch serves several functions. By depressing " Reset" for seconds, the "driving time", "average fuel consump­ tion", and "average driving speed" can be reset. The "miles or kilometres to empty" display cannot be reset.
  • Page 148 This feature informs the driver how many If the ignition is off than ten minutes, USA models: more computer calculations are displayed in the miles or kilometres of normal and smooth the driving time alert counter will automati­ USA measuring system driving can be covered with whatever cally start again from zero.
  • Page 149 Switches This switch also operates the front and rear Daytime running lights fog lights: it can pulled out when the side (Canada models only) lights or headlights are switched on. When the ignition is switched on, the fog To conserve battery power, headlights lights, side marker lights and tail lights will will go out automatically when the ignition...
  • Page 150 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT �D The front and rear fog light symbols next to Front fog lights the switch will light up. Do not try to turn the light switch toward the front fog light symbol. The vehicle is equipped with one rear fog light, located on the left side in the rear lid With ignition on, the fog lights can be of the vehicle.
  • Page 151 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT - Use this thumbwheel switch to activate and regulate the heating elements in the driver's seat. Use this thumbwheel switch to activate and regulate the heating elements front passenger's seat. From position roll thumbwheel upward to activate the heating elements. Select the desired temperature setting be­...
  • Page 154 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Ride height adjustment (4 Level Air Suspension) You can deactivate this mode either by - Standard ground clear­ • Normal level manuallly selecting Normal or Low level, or ance. The two lower green LED's will now by switching off the ignition. be lit in the level display (2).
  • Page 155 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Increasing the vehicle ride height Notes manually The control operations are dependent on • To make certain that the system functions the vehicle's current speed. For example, it properly, do not raise the vehicle ride height is not possible to manually switch to the unless the engine is running.
  • Page 156 Deactivating Notes continued To deactivate the jack mode, press buttons At excessive loads (for example, over­ • at the same time for at least 5 heating caused by frequent changes i n the seconds. The warning light in the instru­ ride height when the vehicle is stationary), ment cluster, the LED for manual mode, and the system is temporarily deactivated for...
  • Page 157 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Turn signals, headlight dimmer switch lever The turn signals are cancelled automatically when you have completed a turn (for exam­ ple, when turning a corner), and the steering wheel returns to the straight ahead posi­ tion. If a turn signal fails, the indicator light flashes about twice as fast.
  • Page 158 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Xenon lights* Headlight flasher After starting the engine the Xenon head­ You can signal with your headlights by pull­ lights are automatically adjusted to the load ing the lever toward the steering wheel. and angle of the vehicle (for example, during When flashing headlights, the blue indicator acceleration, braking).
  • Page 161 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Wiper and washer system The wiper and washer system only works • Intermittent wiping: when the ignition is on. Lever in position 2 do not have a heated washer jets You can adjust to wiping intervals to four dif­ separate switch.
  • Page 164 Operating controls The functions are switched on and off by pressing the buttons briefly. The indicator in the button comes on when the function is operating. AUTO - Automatic (standard setting) The air temperature, air flow and air distribu­ tion are regulated automatically to achieve and maintain the desired passenger compartment temperature as quickly as possible.
  • Page 167 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Solar roof* Key coding On models with a solar sliding roof, if the ve­ To achieve maximum comfort levels, the hicle is parked in sufficiently strong sunlight current manual settings for the air condi­ and the ignition has been turned off, the tioning system are automatically saved.
  • Page 168 If the inside temperature is very high af­ The air conditioner may switch itself off General notes • • ter the vehicle has been parked i n the sun, temporarily to ensure sufficient engine Vehicle heating is depend upon tne tem­ •...
  • Page 169 When either door is opened, sliding your vehicle. Repairs to the Audi air condition­ roof operation will be deactivated. • ing system require specialized Always close the roof completely if you are knowledge and special tools.
  • Page 170 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT To close: Notes Turn the switch to position When the glass roof opens, the sun visor • \. , . _ used to keep out strong sunlight is also opened automatically. If desired, the visor � WARNING can be slid shut manually when the power roof i s closed.
  • Page 171 Place the flat side of the screwdriver • Have the problem corrected by your autho­ found in the vehicle tool kit on the rear side rized Audi dealer. of the lens as shown in the illustration and carefully pry the lens downward. 1 70...
  • Page 173 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Luggage compartment light ---- ---- - -------- Ambient lighting Luggage compartment light Rear lid light When you switch on the ignition, the lights The light is located at the top of the luggage The light in the rear lid comes on automati­ in the door handles come on automatically.
  • Page 174 The Homelink ® operates off the vehicles Note battery and charging system and has non­ Do not use this Audi Homelink® volatile memory. If the battery dies or is dis­ Universal Transmitter with any ga­ connected, Homelink ® will retain all pro­...
  • Page 175 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Initial Programming of the Audi HomeUnk ® Universal Transmitter Turn the switch o ignition 2 - Prepare programming Homelink ® Universal Transmitter by erasing the three factory default chan­ nels: Simultaneously press and hold chan­ nels 1 and 3 - releasing only when the .
  • Page 176 You may use either the hand-held gramming To train your rolling code garage door transmitter or the Audi Home link ® Univer­ opener to operate from your Homelink ® Turn the ignition switch on. sal Transmitter to activate the garage door.
  • Page 177 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMEN T Reprogramming a Single Audi Accessories Notes HomeLink ® Universal Transmit­ Accessories for the Audi Homelink ® Uni­ This device complies with FCC rules versal Transmitter are available through vari­ ter Channel part 15. Operation is subject to following If a Homelink ®...
  • Page 178 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Sun shade* Sun visors There is also a small folding sun visor lo­ cated between the sun visors for the driver and front passenger. You can use this sun vi­ sor to cover the space about the rear-view mirror.
  • Page 179 B4B-388 Your Audi has a lockable glove compart­ Rear window ment. Only the master keys or emergency Pull out the sun shade and engage it in the key will lock or unlock the glove compart­...
  • Page 181 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Ashtray � WAR N I N G re­ Using ashtrays as waste paper ceptacles is a fire hazard. Front ashtray Rear ashtrays To open ashtray To open ashtray Press against face plate briefly. Press the edge of the ashtray lid. To empty ashtray To empty ashtray Open the ashtray.
  • Page 184 B4B - 730 Child seat bench* Compartments in the door trims Owner's literature storage On both the left and right sides of the child There's a special slot provided where you There are storage compartments in the seat bench, there are trays (partially remov­ door trims.
  • Page 185 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Luggage compartment CD changer• The side compartments can be used for The CD changer for the Sound System is lo­ storing equipment such as a tow rope, cated in a compartment of the left side. umper cables, etc. See the separate booklet for instructions on To open, press the handle down and re­...

  • Page 187: Steering Wheel With Radio And Telephone Equipment In The Steering Wheel

    Holding this button down will still be accessed on this equipment itself. cause the display to scroll quickly Detailed description of the radio and Audi through the autodial numbers. telephone are provided in separate operat­ ing manuals.
  • Page 188 The following status messages may appear D - Increase volume How the telephone works in the DIS display: Radio Operation of the Audi telephone is de­ INCOMING CALL - scribed in the operating manual, however Cassette an outside call is being received.
  • Page 189 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Now, simultaneously press the C and F • buttons for at least 5 seconds. The current language setting will appear in the DIS dis­ play (for example: ENGLISH). Use the A and B buttons to select the lan­ •...
  • Page 191 . · · :·· ·.· · . · .: · · ..: · The Audi is prepared for the installation of a The armrest should be swivelled towards Opening phone cover when using the phone from mobile earphone in the center armrest.

  • Page 192: Roof Rack

    All necessary hardware for these sys­ • Installing a roof rack roof rack or the items carried on it tems i s available from your authorized Audi to fall off the roof onto the road. The cross bars must be installed ex­ Dealer.
  • Page 193 CONTROLS AND EQUIPMENT Loading a roof rack When to remove the roof rack � WAR N I N G Always distribute the loads evenly. If you have installed a roof rack on your ve­ Improper use of a roof rack can The total maximum permissible load hicle, it is best to ask the car wash operator •...

  • Page 194: The First 1,000 Miles (1 500 Km) - And Afterwards

    VEHICLE OPERATION The first 1 ,000 miles ( 1 500 km) ­ and afterwards During and after break-in Break-in period � WAR N I N G period During the first few hours of driving, the en­ New tires tend to be slippery gine's internal friction is higher than later •...

  • Page 196: Operate Your Vehicle Economically And Minimize Pollution

    Operate your vehicle economically and minimize pollution <£' Do not drive if you are tired. Various factors influence fuel consumption: Avoid driving at high speed. • engine wear, brakes and tires, environmen­ Make frequent rest stops, at least after ev­ tal impact.
  • Page 197 Plan your trips ahaad of time. Or­ Having your vehicle regularly serviced by an � Audi Dealer helps ensure that it runs prop­ Do not carry unnecessary items sral errands and to avoid heavy traf­ erly and economically, that it does not dis­...
  • Page 198 The catalytic converter Check your oil each time you fill is an efficient Remove supplementary roof • your tank "clean-up" device built into the exhaust system of the vehicle. The catalyttc convert­ use. The amount of oil used is related to engine er burns many of the pollutants in the ex­...
  • Page 199 VEHICLE OPERATION Turning off the ignition while the Do not alter or remove any com­ • � WARNING vehicle is moving -sea page ponent of the Emission Control Sys­ 1 1 5 ta. m unless approved by the Other unusual operating condi­ Parking •...

  • Page 200: Driving On Rough Roads Or Rugged Terrain

    Driving on rough roads or rugged terrain Check your brakes after traveling off-road For off road use, your Audi allroad is Make sure that you adjust the ride height • • equipped with a 4-level air suspension ride­ especially after driving through water.
  • Page 201 VEHICLE OPERATION Driving on slopes Driving through water Sand, quicksand and similar unsta­ ble soils If you find that you cannot climb a grade, Always make certain that the ride level • • never Cross sandy or other unstable terrain briskly try to turn.

  • Page 202: Braking

    Never let the vehicle roll to a stop authorized Audi Dealer more often than with the angina shut off. � WARNING Maintenance booklet.
  • Page 203 VEHICLE OPERATION How the system works Enhanced function {Offroad­ Functioning of Anti-Lock Brake Mode) System (ABS) An automatic check is made when a speed of about 4 mph (6 km/h) is reached. To improve braking on loose terrain (for ex­ The ABS contributes effectively to vehicle When this happens a pumping noise can be ample: gravel, scree, mud, slush, snow),...
  • Page 204 VEHICLE OPERATION Conditions affecting � WARNING � WARNING continued braking efficiency Although the ABS is very effec­ Driving for an extended period Moisture or road salt • tive, always remember that brak­ of time on salt-covered roads with­ ing capability is limited by tire out using your brakes can also af­...

  • Page 205: Electronic Differential Lock (Edl)

    EDL does not mean that you can distance. take safety risks. Always adapt Avoid driving the vehicle and have your driving style to the road con­ it towed to the nearest Audi Dealer ditions and traffic situation. or qualified workshop.

  • Page 206: Electronic Stability Program (Esp)

    VEHICLE OPERATION Electronic Stability Program (ESP) The Electronic Stability Program helps to when driving in deep snow or on a loose control the vehicle in critical maneuvers like surface curves. when trying to "rock" out the vehicle When the vehicle starts up and accelerates, when it has become stuck.

  • Page 208: Driving With Your Quattro

    This gi v es page 260. ve­ Audi all road. combination also "Winter tires ", crease in engine speed as with a hicle exceptional handling and performance front-wheel drive vehicle. Always capabilities, both on normal roads and in ex­...

  • Page 209: Trailer Towing

    VEHICLE OPERATION Trailer towing Your Audi was designed primarily for pas­ When you are not towing a trailer, remove Technical requirements senger transportation. The additional load the trailer hitch ball mount. This prevents Trailer hitch will affect durability, economy and perfor­...
  • Page 210 Be sure The chains should cross under the trailer � WARNING to check with your Audi Dealer for correct tongue to prevent it from dropping in case wiring, switches and relays. of separation from the hitch.
  • Page 212 • Turn wheels to curb. T o compensate for the trailer, you will need • If you tow a trailer, your Audi may require Apply parking brake. a larger than normal turning radius. more frequent maintenance due to the ex­...

  • Page 214: Vehicle Care

    VEHICLE CARE Automatic car wash Washing the vehicle by hand Washing The vehicle paint is so durable that the ve­ In the intsi'Sst of the environ­ The best protection against environmental hicle can normally be washed without prob­ influences is frequent washing and waxing. lems in an automatic car wash.
  • Page 216 Touch-up paint vent dirt from scratching the window, al­ wax at least twice a year. Y our Audi Dealer has touch-up paint for mi­ ways scrape in a forward direction - push­ • T o protect bright metal trim, use car wax.
  • Page 217 VEHICLE CARE Road salt should be removed weekly with Weatherstrips Bright metal trim an acid free cleaning solution. Every three Keep silicone sprays off the wind­ Bright or black anodized metal trim will months (after regular cleaning) coat the shield to avoid wiper smear in rain. come clean with regular washing.
  • Page 218 Use a clean, damp cloth or sponge to re­ Glass move dust. For other soil, use a lukewarm Audi does everything possible to preserve Use the same cleaning agents as for exteri­ all-purpose cleaning solution or a mild the special qualities of natural leather uphol­...
  • Page 219 If tions. For normal cleaning of leather-covered you discover damage. see your steering wheels, leather seat upholstery, Audi Dealer. etc., slightly moisten a cotton or woollen Safety belts • Safety belt performance de­ with water and wipe over areas af­...
  • Page 222 VEHICLE CARE Y our authorized Audi Dealer stocks the General notes cleaning and preservation solutions recom­ • We recommend that you have the engine mended by the factory for this purpose and compartment and the underside of your ve­ has the equipment necessary to apply hicle inspected twice a year for any damage them.

  • Page 223: Fuel Tank

    VEHICLE CARE Fuel tank � WARNING Under normal operating condi­ tions, never carry additional fuel containers in your car. Such con­ tainers, full or empty, may leak and could cause a fire in a colli­ sion. If you must transport fuel to use for your lawn mower, snow blower, etc., be very careful and al­...
  • Page 224 VEHICLE CARE Refuelling the vehicle Notes � WARNING • If you cannot fully insert the pump nozzle, Y our vehicle fuel tank has an on-board refu­ use another fuel pump or change gas sta­ elling vapor recovery system. This feature Failure to shut the engine off while refueling and I or to insert the tions.
  • Page 225 VEHICLE CARE Filling a portable fuel container �� WARNING continued in exceptional cases • Never spill fuel inside the lug­ � WARNING gage compartment or vehicle inte­ rior. Fuel vapors are highly flam­ To reduce the risk of fire and per­ mable and can cause fire and seri­...

  • Page 226: Fuel Supply

    VEHICLE CARE Fuel supply Octane rating Use only unleaded fuel in your Notes Octane rating indicates a gasoline's ability • Do not usa any fuel with octane to resist engine damaging "knock" caused ratings lower than 87 AKI or 91 RON Fuel Recommendation by pre-ignition and detonation.
  • Page 227 Blend of gasoline and MTBE specified are not the responsibility Blend must contain more than 2% CO­ - Anti-knock index must be AKI or of Audi and are not covered under solvents. higher. the New Vehicle or the Emission not more Blend must contain than Control System Warranties.
  • Page 228 During seasonal change-over, we suggest Audi New Vehicle Limited Warranty. that you fill up at busy gas stations where Although gasolines differ from one the seasonal adjustment is more likely to be manufacturer to another, they have certain made in time.

  • Page 229: Maintenance

    VEHICLE CARE Maintenance Your vehicle has been designed to help Maintenance, adjustments and repairs usu­ Important considerations for ally require special tools, testing devices keep maintenance requirements to a mini­ you and your vehicle: mum. and other equipment available to specially The increasing use of electronics, sophisti­...
  • Page 230 If in doubt about any servicing, nave 1t done � WARNING '4 WARNING continued by your authorized Audi Dealer or any other properly equipped and qualified workshop. • Serious personal injury may oc­ • The engine compartment of any We strongly urge you_ to give your autho­...
  • Page 231 VEHICLE CARE � Changing the engine settings WARN I N G continued will adversely aHect emission levels. This Is detrimental to the en­ • If you must work underneath vironment and increases fuel con­ the vehicle with the wheels on the sumption.

  • Page 232: Engine Hood

    VEHICLE CARE Engine hood To close Pull the hood down until the pressure from the strut is reduced. Then Jet the hood fall and latch in place - you do not need to press the hood down again. WAR N I N G •...

  • Page 233: Engine Compartment

    VEHICLE CARE Engine compartment � WARNING r4 WARNING M WARNING continued continued If work on the fuel system or the To help avoid injury, before you • If you must perform a check or • check anything under the hood: electrical system is necessary: repair with the engine running: •...
  • Page 234 T o detect leaks in time, inspect neath regularly. you see spots from oil or other vehicle fluids, have your vehicle inspected by an autho­ rized Audi Dealer. Pos. Always heed all WARNINGS Battery on page 232....

  • Page 235: Engine Oil

    If engine oil vis­ fect your New Vehicle Warranty. costy grade SAE OW--30 is not available, you can also use SAE 5W-30 or SAE 5W-40. See your authorized Audi Dealer tor more in­ formation regarding oil for your vehicle.
  • Page 236 VEHICLE CARE Engine consumption Notes The rate of the oil consumption depends on • The engine in your vehicle de­ the quality and viscosity of oil, the speed at pends on oil to lubricate and cool all which the engine is operated, the climate, of its moving parts.
  • Page 237 The oil level must never be above the Changing the engine oil "a .. range. The engine oil must be changed according Otherwise oil could be drawn into the crank­ to the intervals specified in your Mainte­ case breather and get into the atmosphere nance booklet.

  • Page 239: Engine Cooling System

    Audi Dealers. Do not reduce the concentration of the cool­ Other types of antifreeze can. above ant in the summer by adding plain water.
  • Page 240 To obtain an accurate reading, the engine must be switched off. Audi Dealer. It is not enough merely to add To reduce the risk of being burned. coolant. Since the expansion tank is transparent, the...
  • Page 241 VEHICLE CARE If, in an emergency, only water can be add­ Adding coolant Screw cap on again tightly. ed, the correct ratio between water and an­ � � tifreeze (see 238) must be restored as WA R N I N G WAR N I N G page soon as possible.

  • Page 242: Power Steering

    The fault running (for example, while being • Never touch the auxiliary elec­ should be rectified by an Audi Dealer as towed). you will still be able to steer tric radiator fan. The fan can soon as possible.

  • Page 243: Brake Fluid

    The complete brake sys­ left of the plenum chamber at the back of tem should be thoroughly checked the engine compartment. by an authorized Audi Dealer or another qualified workshop and the cause corrected. The brake warning lamp lights up to indicate a low fluid level in the reservoir.
  • Page 244 Federal Motor Vehicle er disposal of brake fluid along Standard 1 16. Always check with with the special tools required and your authorized Audi Dealer to the necessary expertise, we recom­ make sure you using the cor­ mend that you have your brake fluid rect brake fluid.

  • Page 245: Battery

    VEHICLE CARE Battery � WARNING Flush eyes immediately Battery acid contains with water. sulfuric acid. Always wear Always heed the following WARN­ Get medical help fast. gloves and eye protection. INGS and safety precautions when Do not tilt the battery be­ working on the battery.
  • Page 246 (UV) rays by not parking the only short distances. Let your authonzed vehicle in direct sunlight. Audi Dealer check the capacity of the ve­ hicle battery before winter sets in. A well charged battery will not only prevent start­...
  • Page 247 Therefore, keep battery out Under operating conditions, the normal rinse with cold water for several of reach of children. battery in your Audi does not need any minutes and call a doctor. • Charge the battery in a well ven­ maintenance. •...
  • Page 248 If the fluid level is below the "min" more than 1 0 percent of its rated capacity. charging should be washed off with mark, let your authorized Audi Dealer cor­ For example, a charging current of amps a solution of warm water and baking rect the condition.

  • Page 249: Air Cleaner

    When installing the battery, make sure the er serviced by your authorized Audi ignition and all electrical consumers are Dealer or a qualified workshop. all stored seat positions in the memory* switched off.

  • Page 250: Spark Plugs

    Replacing of the V-belt should be Original Audi spark plugs. It is especially im­ thorized Audi Dealer during a performed by your authorized Audi portant to note the number of electrodes on scheduled Maintenance Service.

  • Page 251: Headlight Washer Container

    To add washer fluid, just lift the filler cap by the tongue. The container can be filled to jets for the windshield and the headlight the top. washer system. See your authorized Audi Dealer. Since clear water is usu a lly not adequate for cleaning the glass, add cleaning solution to the water.

  • Page 252: Wiper Blades I

    Fill the windshield washer container with a special solution available at yo � r authorized Audi Dealer to remove the resrdue. Replacing wiper blades To prevent damage to the wiping Removing...
  • Page 254 If you notice excessive lead to sudden tire failure and tire wear, contact your authorized Audi on the tire sidewall. Cold tire inflation pres­ deflation, causing loss of vehicle Dealer.
  • Page 256 The rotation direction is identified by which were specified by Audi for your ve­ holding, driving characteristics and safety of arrow markings on the sides of the tires.
  • Page 257 Radial ply tread pattern, tread depth, etc. This also ap­ Using tires and/or wheal rims dif­ tires have the following designations: plies to Audi recommended alternate re­ ferent from those which originally placement tires.
  • Page 258 - up to km/h) 1 1 0 (180 Audi optimum driving comfort. The speed rated and approved can lead to limit of this tire is km/h). An T - up to (21 0...
  • Page 259 VEHICLE CARE on the tire Traction The manufacturing date Uniform Tire Quality Grading side wall (possibly only on the inside of the The traction grades, from highest to lowest, Quality grades can be found where applica­ wheel): ble on the tire side wall between tread, A, B and C.
  • Page 261 Make sure they are replaced imme­ If your Audi is equipped with high perfor­ diately. mance tires (identified by code letter Winter tires be mounted on all four •...
  • Page 262 If you want to mount snow chains • � WARNING only at moderate speeds when new in order on your vehicle, consult your Audi Dealer for proper rim I tire combina­ to give the studs time to settle. • Winter tires available for your tion.

  • Page 263: Difficult Operating

    Thi s safety could Audi accessories and genuine Audi Your Audi has been designed and equipped be compromised by non-approved changes spare parts. for normal operating conditions. This also to the original new-vehicle condition.

  • Page 264: Ido-It-Yourself Service

    To open, pull the handle in front. Remove the emergency triangle (arrow). Maxmimum load is 00 lbs. (0.5 kg) If you no longer have your original warning triangle and to equip your vehicle with a new one, contact your authorized Audi Dealer for advice.

  • Page 265: Jack And Tools

    DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Jack and tools � WARNING Using a bumper jack to raise the Always make sure the jack. the • • tools, the spare tire and even a flat vehicle will cause damage to the tire are secured in place and not bumper system.
  • Page 266 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Your vehicle comes equipped with the fol­ Note lowing tools: Never use the hexagonal opening in the handle of the screwdriver to Vehicle jack loosen or tighten the wheel bolts. Before storing the jack, make sure it is wound back down as far as it will go.

  • Page 267: Spare Wheel

    DO-IT-YOURSEL F SERVICE Spare wheel The following points must be ob­ For engineering reasons, snow chains • served when the deflated full size must not be used on the deflated full size spare tire is used: spare tire. • The deflated full size spare tire is If the vehicle must be driven with snow chains, and one of its rear tires is flat, you only designed for brief, temporary...

  • Page 268: Changing A Wheel

    DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Changing a wheel The deflated full size spare tire cannot be • �� WARNING � WARNING continued repaired or mounted using conventional shop equipment. This work always has to • After installing the spare wheel, You or your passengers could be be performed by the manufacturer of the injured while changing a wheel if make sure that you remount the...
  • Page 269 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE In the jack mode. the LED's on the control buttons the yellow LED in the (3), ..manual mode on the ride level display well as the ride level control indicator light on the instrument cluster must all be on (see page 1 23).
  • Page 270 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE B4B·744 On wheels equipped with a bolt-on Step 3 Step 4 hubcap• (double spoke design) the Mount the lug wrench over the wheel Position the vehicle jack under the ve­ • • mounting bolts (see arrows) must, bolt all the way and turn to the left - see il­ hicle closest to the wheel to be changed: for safety reasons, never be loose­...
  • Page 271 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE � WARNING � WARNING You or your passengers could be Do not raise the vehicle until injured while changing a wheel if you are sure the jack is securely you do not follow safety precau­ engaged. tions: • Passengers must not remain in •...
  • Page 272 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Mount the spare tire and remount the • wheel bolts lightly using the screwdriver handle. Then unscre�J'o4the plastic pin and in­ sert the remaining wheel bolt. The wheel bolts must be clean and easy to turn. lighten all wheel bolts slightly with the •...
  • Page 273 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Turn on the compressor. The required tire • Step 9 pressure wil be reached within a few min­ Slip the plastic cover over the wheel con­ • utes. Use pressure gauge to check the tire taining the flat tire. Then stow this wheel in pressure.
  • Page 274 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Note • Be sure to check the tire pressure WA R N I N G Remember that the deflated full size as quickly as possible after you spare tire is for temporary use only! install a wheal that is fitted with •...

  • Page 275: Fuses

    It is a good idea to keep a supply of spare yellow: ..20 amps fuses on hand. They are available from your 25 amps transparent (white): Audi Dealer. • light green: . . amps...
  • Page 276 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE A 1l Instrument cluster, seat heating, - Interior lights, reading lights, test connection for cruise control, anti-theft alarm system, bulb monitor, Automatic vanity mirror, seat memory ..1 0 Transmission display, switch lighting, - Instrument cluster, climate control, mirror switches and actuators, mirror and seat memory,...
  • Page 277 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE A 11 A 11 Automatic circuit breakers - Rear window defogger, Vacant The electric power windows and the elec­ 35 - air recirculation tric seat adjusters are protected with circuit ..- Front fog lights, breakers which reset automatically after - Heated steering wheel,...

  • Page 278: Replacing Bulbs I

    Therefore, we recommend that you have • lamps (xenon light). Due to the on page 232. your authorized Audi Dealer install or re­ high voltage, improper handling place the radiO. can cause serious personal injury. They are the most familiar with the techni­...

  • Page 279: Emergency Starting

    DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Emergency starting Note �, WARNING continued continued Starting by pushing or towing • A discharged battery can al­ • The voltage of the booster bat­ Y our vehicle with automatic trans­ ready freeze at temperatures just tery must also have a 12-Volt rat­ mission cannot be started by push­...
  • Page 281 If engine fails to start, do not continue to crank but contact your nearest Audi Connect clamp of minus cable (black) to Dealer or qualified workshop. negative (-) terminal of booster bat­...
  • Page 283 Rear hook up Center the vehicle in relation to the car • carrier ramp. Attach the winch hook to the towing an­ • chorage in the rear. Check carefully to make sure the hook-up is secure before moving the car up the car carrier ramp. Front hook up Rear towing anchorage The rear towing anchorage can be found on...

  • Page 284: Lifting Vehicle

    DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Lifting vehicle Lifting with workshop hoist � WARNING �� WARNING continued and with floor jack • To reduce the risk of serious in­ • If you must lift your vehicle with Notes jury and vehicle damage, lift the a floor jack to work underneath, •...
  • Page 285 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Deactivating To deactivate the jack mode, press buttons at the same time for at least 5 ( 1 ) seconds. The warning light in the instru­ ment cluster, the LED for manual mode, and the LED's on the control buttons will all turn off.
  • Page 286 DO-IT-YOURSELF SERVICE Lifting with vehicle jack Refer to "Changing a wheel" on page 267 Lifting point rear The lifting point is located on the vertical re­ inforcement of the lower sill for on-board jack.

  • Page 287: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DAT A Engine data Maximum output SAE net at 5800 rpm 250 hp Maximum torque SAE net lbs. at 1850 rpm No. of cylinders Displacement 1 63 CID (2671 cm3) Stroke 3.40 in (86,4 mm) Bore 3.19 in (81 .0 mm) Compression ratio 9.3 : 1 Fuel1l...

  • Page 288: Capacities

    TECHNICAL DAT A Capacities Capacities (approx.) 1 8.5 gal (70 liters) Fuel tank • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • 0 • • Reserve (of total capacity) 2.4 gal (9 liters)

  • Page 289: Dimensions

    TECHNICA L DAT A Dimensions Dimensions (approx.) 1 89.4 in 4810 mm Length Width across mirrors 76.1 in 1 932 mm Height unloaded 1 526 mm - Low level 60.1 in - Highest level 62.7 in 1 592 mm Ground clearance loaded - Low level 5.6 in 142 mm...

  • Page 290: Weights

    TECHNICAL DAT A Weights The Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), Notes � WARNING and the Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) • The vehicle capacity weight fig­ for front and rear are listed on a sticker on ures apply when the load is distrib­ •...

  • Page 292: Vehicle Identification

    TECHNICAL DAT A 5 - Engine and transmission code letter The high voltage warning label 6 - Paint no. Interior is located on the lock carrier. 7 - Optional equipment numbers The spark ignition system meets all Vehicle data 2 to 7 are also found in your requirements of the Canadian Inter­...

  • Page 293: Consumer Information

    • volved in individual problems between you, converter may not be available; your dealer, or Audi of America, Inc. fuel may have a considerably lower oc­ • tane rating. Improper fuel may cause engine To contact N HTSA.

  • Page 294: Service Repair Manuals

    CONSUMER INFORMATION Service Repair Manuals Audi Official Factory service manuals are published as soon as possible after model introduction. Service manuals are available from either of the following sources: Robert Bentley, Inc. Order directly from the publisher: Call toll­ free...
  • Page 295 NOTES...
  • Page 297 Airbag system • • • • - Care ..Acoustic park assist Disposal . Back-up lights - Automatic 1 12 . • . • • transmission 1 08 Adding - Front airbags ..

  • Page 298: Alphabetical Index

    ALPHABETICAL INDEX Chime . . . 57, 1 1 3, 1 49 Cigarette lighter 1 81 Cleaning Dashboard Capacities • • • • • • • • • • • • Care of Engine compartment ..Data 2 1 9 •...
  • Page 299 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Dust filter ... - Warning triangle - Coolant ..Dynamic headlight dimmer Driving to minimize pollution Emission control system ..1 97 .
  • Page 300 ALPHABETICAL INDEX - Capacities Engine oil temperature 1 1 7 High voltage label • . • . • • • - Coolant . . - Fuel ..Hood release . . 1 1 9 - Windshield washer tank .
  • Page 301 Light bulbs Menu button . . . • • . • . - ..Light switch Mirrors ..1 48 • Jack Loading a roof rack Mobile telephones • • • •...

  • Page 302: Index

    Remote rear lid release . 65 On Board Diagnostic System (OBD) ....Remote Transmitter ..1 73 Opening the vehicle . 61 Removing the roof rack 1 92 quattro •...
  • Page 303 ALPHABETICAL INDEX Safety belts Spark plugs . 1 4 - Belt tensioner Speed range ..24 • Safety compliance sticker Speedometer ..290 1 1 9 Tachometer 1 1 7 •...
  • Page 304 - Technical requirements Vehicle identification - Fuel . • • • • • • - lips .21 1 Vehicle identification label . . - Generator 1 27 • - Trailer brakes . . Vehicle identification number - Headlights tail lights .
  • Page 306 Beu iebsanleitung Audiallroad Nordameriu englisch 10.0() 211.561.,BH.21...

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