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D2 (1994-2002)

Instrument cluster center section switches (Audi A8 D2)

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Table of contents: Removal ↓ Installation ↓

Removal



Removal


Fig. 18–55. Tool made of 3 mm diameter wire for removing the ventilation grille from the central section of the instrument panel: X = 6 mm


Make a tool from 3 mm diameter steel wire to remove the ventilation grille from the central section of the instrument panel (Fig. 18–55).

Make a tool from 3 mm diameter steel wire to remove the ventilation grille from the central section…


Fig. 18–56. Using the tool (1) installed in the holes (2) to remove the ventilation grille from the center section of the instrument panel


Secure the device through the ventilation grille into the holes in its housing (Fig. 18–56). Carefully remove the ventilation grille from the central section of the instrument panel.

Secure the device through the ventilation grille into the holes in its housing (Fig. 18–56).…


Fig. 18–57. Removing the switch from the center section of the instrument panel




Press from the back to remove the switch from the center section of the instrument panel (Fig. 18–57).

Disconnect the electrical connector from the switch and remove the switch.

Installation



Connect the electrical connector to the switch.

Insert the switch into the center section of the instrument panel and press it until it locks firmly into place.

Install the ventilation grille into the center section of the instrument panel.
The article was checked by auto expert Nikita Rudakov
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