1999 Audi A8 BaseFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Electrical Component Locator: Miscellaneous

MISCELLANEOUS LOCATION

Component Component Location
Central Locking/Anti-Theft System Antenna Wire At left side of luggage compartment, near wheelwell.
Connector Station At right wheelwell.
Coolant Fan Control Series Resistance At lower left front of engine compartment.
Electronic Tachograph (Chip Card Reader) In driver's side shelf box.
Horn (2) Behind left side of front bumper.
Ignition Coil (8) Above respective cylinder.
Navigation System (GPS) Antenna On center of deck lid.
Navigation/Telephone Speaker On left "B" pillar, behind trim.
Plenum Chamber E-Box Connector Station In plenum chamber E-box.
Power Antenna At left side of luggage compartment.
Power Output Stage (1 & 2) At right side of engine compartment, near washer fluid reservoir cap. See Figure .
Radio/Telephone Antenna At left side of luggage compartment.
Seat Belt Tensioner Ignitor (Left Front) At base of left "B" pillar, under carpet.
Seat Belt Tensioner Ignitor (Left Rear) Integral with seat belt reel, under left side of rear parcel shelf.
Seat Belt Tensioner Ignitor (Right Front) At base of right "B" pillar, under carpet.
Seat Belt Tensioner Ignitor (Right Rear) Integral with seat belt reel, under right side of rear parcel shelf.
Telematic Auxiliary Antenna In rear bumper.
Telephone Microphone In interior light assembly.
Telephone/Radio Antenna Amplifier At left side of luggage compartment, near wheelwell.
Telephone Rod Antenna At left side of luggage compartment, near wheelwell.
TV/Antenna Amplifier 1 Behind upper right "D" window pillar trim.
TV/Antenna Amplifier 2 Below right side of rear parcel shelf.
TV/Antenna Amplifier 3 Behind upper left "D" window pillar trim.
TV/Antenna Amplifier 4 Below left side of rear parcel shelf.
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