Telematic system, component overview

1999 Audi A6 QuattroSECTION Telematic system, component overview
NOTE: The following list refers to Fig 1.
  1. Emergency Battery -A16- 
  2. Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526- 
  3. Multi-function steering wheel 
  4. Front interior light module with Telematic Control Head -E264- 
    1. OnStar® ("On star") button 
    2. System status light (LED) 
    3. Emergency button 
    4. Communication ("DOT") button 
    5. Telephone microphone -R38- 
  5. Auxiliary speaker (telematic) -R91- 
  6. Antenna for Navigation System -R50-/Auxiliary Antenna (Telematic) -R90- 
  7. Antenna Splitter -R87- 
  8. Antenna for telephone -R65- 
  9. Control module for navigation with CD mechanism -J401- 
  10. Cellular telephone -R54- 
  11. Front Bass Speakers -R21- & -R23- 
  12. Front Midrange Speakers -R26- & -R27- 
  13. Control module for multifunction steering wheel -J453- 
  14. Instrument cluster 
    • Removing and installing

    See INSTRUMENT CLUSTER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING for up to m.y. 1999 and INSTRUMENT CLUSTER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING for m.y. 2000 and up.

  15. Radio -R- ("Symphony)" 
  16. Fig 1: Identifying Telematic System, Component Locations
    G02719596Courtesy of AUDI OF AMERICA, INC.
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