alternator AUDI A6 2014 Owners Manual
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-Have  the  airbag  system  inspected  by 
your  Audi  dealer  before  transporting 
anyone  on  the  front  passenger  seat. 
(D Tips 
If  the  capacitive  passenger  detection  sys
tem  determines  that  the  front  passenger  seat  is empty,  the  frontal  airbag  on  the 
passenger  side  will  be  turned  off,  and  the 
PASSENGER AIR  BAG OFF light  will  stay 
on . 
Repair, care and  disposal of  the  airbags 
Parts  of the  airbag  system  are  installed  at 
many  different  places  on  your  Audi.  Installing, 
removing,  servicing  or  repairing a  part  in  an 
area  of  the vehicle  can  damage  a  part  of an 
airbag  system  and  prevent  that  system  from 
working  properly  in a  collision. 
There  are  some  important  things  you  have  to  know  to  make  sure  that  the  effectiveness  of 
the  system  will  not  be  impaired  and  that  dis
carded  components  do  not  cause  injury  or  pol
lute  the  environment. 
A WARNING 
Improper  care,  servicing  and  repair  proce
dures  can  increase  the  risk of  personal  in
jury  and  death  by preventing  an  airbag  from  deploying  when  needed  or  deploying 
an  airbag  unexpectedly: 
- Never  cover,  obstruct,  or  change  the 
steering  wheel  horn  pad  or  airbag  cover 
or the  instrument  panel  or  modify  them 
in any  way . 
- Never  attach  any  objects  such  as  cup 
holders  or telephone  mountings  to  the 
surfaces  covering  the  airbag units. 
- For  cleaning  the  horn  pad  or  instrument 
panel,  use  only  a  soft,  dry cloth  or  one 
moistened  with  plain  water.  Solvents  or 
cleaners  could  damage  the  airbag  cover 
or  change  the  stiffness  or strength  of  the 
material  so  that  the  airbag  cannot  de
ploy  and  protect  properly. 
Airbag system 163 
- Never  repair,  adjust,  or  change  any  parts 
of the  airbag  system. 
- All work  on  the  steering  wheel,  instru
ment  panel,  front  seats  or  electrical  sys
tem  (including  the  installation  of audio 
equipment,  cellular  telephones  and  CB  radios,  etc .)  must  be  performed  by a 
qualified  technician  who  has  the  training 
and  special  equipment  necessary. 
- For any  work  on  the  airbag  system,  we 
strongly  recommend  that  you  see  your 
authorized  Audi  dealer  or  qualified  work
shop. 
- Never  modify  the  front  bumper  or  parts 
of the  vehicle  body. 
- Always  make  sure  that  the side  airbag 
can  inflate  without  interference: 
- Never  install  seat  covers  or  replace
ment  upholstery  over  the  front  seat
backs  that  have  not  been  specifically 
approved  by Audi. 
- Never  use  additional  seat  cushions  that 
cover  the  areas  where  the  side  airbags 
inflate. 
- Damage  to  the  original  seat  covers  or 
to  the  seam  in the  area  of the  side  air
bag  module  must  always  be  repaired 
immediately  by an  authorized  Audi 
dealer. 
- The  airbag  system  can  deploy  only  once . 
After  an  airbag  has  been  deployed,  it 
must  be  replaced  with  new  replacement 
parts  designed  and  approved  especially 
for  your  Audi model  version.  Replace ment  of  complete  airbag  systems  or  air
bag  components  must  be  performed  by 
qualified  workshops  only.  Make sure  that 
any  airbag  service  action  is entered  in 
your  Audi Warranty 
& Maintenance  book
let  under 
AIRBAG REPLACEMENT RE
CORD . 
-For safety  reasons  in severe  accidents, 
the  alternator  and  starter  are  separated 
from  the  vehicle  battery  with  a  pyrotech
nic circuit  interrupter. 
- Work  on  the  pyrotechnic  circuit  inter
rupter  must  only  be  performed  by a 
qualified  technicians  who  have  the  ... 
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288  Index 
A 
Accessories  ....... ......... ... .... . 285 
Active  lane ass ist  . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  93 
Activating  and deactivating  .  . .  . .  . .  . .  .  .  94 
C leaning  the  camera  area  .. .. .. .. .. .  211 
Description  .............. .. .. .... ..  93 
I nstrument  cluster  indicator  light  . . .  .  .  94 
Messages  .  . .  . .  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  94 
Notes  on  instrument  cluster  display  .  . . .  94 
Setting  the  steering  wheel  vibration  . . . .  95 
AC (automatic  climate control)  . .. .. .. ..  70 
AC (climate  control)  . . . . . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  68 
Adaptive  air  suspension/sport  . ... .. .. .  100 
Adapt ive cruise  control  . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  84 
C leaning  the  senso r ....... .. .. .... . 211 
Messages  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  . .  91 
Request for  driver  intervention  .  . . . . .  .  .  89 
Stop-and-go  traffic  . .  . . .  . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  88 
Adapt ive  Light  (defective)  ... .. .. .... ..  23 
AdBlue  .. .. .. .. . .......... .. .. .... . 220 
Filling  . .. .. ............... .. .... . 222 
Messages  in the  instrument  cluster  dis-
play  ... .. .. ... .... ...... .. .. .. .. .  22 1 
Adding  Engine coolant  ........... .. .. .. .. .  232 
Engine oil  ................. .. .... . 229 
Windshield  washer  fluid  . ...... .. .. .  238 
Additives  Engine  oil  ............... .. .. .... . 229 
Adjusting  Air  distribution  (automatic  climate  con-
trol)  . .  . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . . . . .  . . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  71 
air  distribution  (climate  control)  ... .. ..  68 
Front  seats  . . .  . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  . .  . . . .  . .  52 
Instrument  illumination  ..... .. .... ..  46 
Steering  column  electrically  .. .. .... ..  73 
Steering  column  manually  ... .. .. .. . .  73 
Temperature  (automat ic climate  control)  71 
Temperature  (climate  control)  .... .. ..  68 
Airbag  system  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . .  147,  168 
Advanced Airbag  System  ... .. .. .... . 151 
Advanced Airbag  System  components  . 155 
Care  ..... .. ................ ... ...  163 
Children  ... ... .... ...... .. .. .. .. .  175 
Ch ild  restraints  ........... .. .. .. .. .  175 
Components  (front  airbags)  .. .. .. .. .  155  Danger of  fitting  a chi
ld seat on  the  front 
passenger seat  ... ................ . 149 
Disposa l .. .. .. .. ................ . 163 
Front  airbags  . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . .  151,  153 
How do the  front  airbags  work?  .. ....  157 
How  many airbags  does my vehicle 
have?  ...... .. .. .. ...... ....... ..  155 
How the  Advanced Airbag  System com-
ponents  work  together  ......... .. ..  157 
Important  safety  instructions  on the 
knee  airbag  system  ................  166 
Important  things  to  know ....... .. ..  147 
Knee airbags  ..... ................ . 164 
Monitoring  .... .. ............. ....  159 
PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF light  ... ....  160 
Repairs  ... .... .. ............. ....  163 
Safety  instructions  .................  162 
S ide airbags  ... .. ....... ...... .. ..  167 
S ide curtain  airbags  ... ...... ... .. ..  170 
Warning/ind icator  lights  ........ .. .. .  19 
Warning/Indicator  lights  ....... .. ..  159 
When  must  the  system  be inspected?  159 
Aircraft  Transporting  your  vehicle 
Alcantara  278 
Cleaning  .. .... .. ............. ....  213 
All-wheel  drive  .... ................ . 198 
Winter  tires  ..... ................ . 255 
Alternator  . .  . . . .  . .  . . . . . . . . . . . . .  . . . .  . 17 
Ambience  lighting  .............. .... . 46 
Anti-freeze 
refer to Engine coolant  ............ . 231 
Anti-lock  braking  system  .............  194 
Warning/indicator  lights  . . . . . . . . . 19, 20 
Anti-slip  regulation  ............. .. ..  194 
Warning/indicator  lights  ..... ... .. .. .  19 
Anti-theft  systems  Electronic  immobilizer  ...............  33 
Ashtray  .... .... ................... . 58 
Audi  braking  guard 
refer to brak ing guard  ............. ..  84 
Audi  drive  select 
refer to drive  select  ............ ....  100 
Audi  Serv ice Repair  Manuals  and  Litera-
tu re  ..............................  283