Audi Q3: Interior Lights, Switches
Electrical System / Audi Q3 (8U) 2011-2018 Service Manual / Interior Lights, Switches
- Component Location Overview - Instrument Panel Lamps
- Component Location Overview - Door Ambient Lighting
- Glove Compartment Lamp -W6-, Removing and Installing
- Driver/Front Passenger Door Warning Lamp -W30-/-W36-, Removing and Installing
- Speaker Ambient Lighting Bulb 1 and 2 -L211-/-L212-, Removing and Installing
- Left and Right Ambient Lighting Bulb for Rear Doors -L166-/-L167-, Removing and Installing
- Component Location Overview - Instrument Panel Controls
- Component Location Overview - Center Console Controls
- Light Switch -E1-, Removing and Installing
- Power Window Control Head In Driver Door -E512-, Removing and Installing
- Rear Lid Lock Cylinder Unlock Button -F248-, Removing and Installing
- Anti-Theft Alarm System
- Lane Change Assistance
- Lane Change Assistance, Calibrating
- Driver Assistance Systems Front Camera
- Trailer Hitch
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Component Location Overview - Instrument Panel Lamps
1 - Center Instrument Panel Vent Illumination Bulb -L68-
integrated in the center instrument panel vent Cannot be replaced
separately if faulty.
Center Instrument Panel Vent, remov
Component Location Overview - Door Ambient Lighting
1 - Storage Compartment Illumination Bulb -L120- in the Front Center
Console
Equipment level
Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Storage Compartment Illumination
Glove Compartment Lamp -W6-, Removing and Installing
Removing
- Turn the light switch to position "0".
- Press in the tab -1- using a
flat-head screwdriver and pry out the glove compartment lamp
-2-.
- Disconnect the connector -3-.
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Vacuum Sensor -G608-, Removing and Installing
Removing
Audi Q3:
- Open the clamps -arrows- and
remove the air guide pipe -1-.
- Disconnect the connector -2-.
- Remove the vacuum hose -3-.
Audi RS Q3:
- Loosen the hose clamps -arrows-
and move the air guide pipe with the hose connected to the side.
- Dis
Hydraulic System
Brake Fluid General Information
Brake fluid is hygroscopic, for example it has the ability
to absorb water and moisture from the air.
If water has been absorbed, the boiling point will drop, for
example, during high braking temperatures the brake fluid may
develop steam bubbles and cause the
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