Control Units

1999 Audi A8 QuattroSECTION Control Units
CONTROL UNITS LOCATION

Component Component Location
ABS Control Module (W/EDL) Below left side of dash. See Figure .
Air Bag Control Module Below center of dash, on transmission tunnel. See Figure .
Central Locking/Alarm System/Interior Light Delay Module At left side of luggage compartment, near wheelwell. See Figure .
Cruise Control Module In plenum chamber E-box, at right rear of engine compartment.
Fresh Air Blower Control Module At right rear of engine compartment, in fresh air intake.
Front Lamp Control Module On right front footwell E-box relay panel.
Front/Rear Fog Light Control Module On right front footwell E-box relay panel.
Headlight Beam Adjusting Control Module At base of right "B" pillar, behind trim.
High Intensity Gas Discharge Lamp Control Module (Left/Right) Behind respective headlight assembly.
Lamp Control Module On right front footwell E-box relay panel.
Memory Seat Control Module On bottom of left front seat.
Mirror Fold-Away Function Control Module On right front footwell E-box relay panel.
Mirror Memory Control Module At base of left "B" pillar, behind trim. See Figure .
Motronic Engine Control Module In plenum chamber E-box. See Figure .
Multifunction Steering Wheel Control Module On relay panel. See Figure .
Power Sunroof Control Module Above interior light assembly, forward of sunroof.
Power Window Control Module (4) Integral with window motor, in respective door.
Rear Window Shade Control Module Below right side of rear parcel shelf. See Figure .
Servotronic Control Module On right front footwell E-box relay panel. See Figure .
Steering Column/Belt Height Control Module Below left front seat. See Figure .
Transmission Control Module In plenum chamber E-box. See Figure .
Ultrasound Control Module At left side of luggage compartment. See Figure .
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