This video will show you how to remove your Rear Tailgate Interior Panel (Avant version) on your Audi A6, S6 or RS6 (C5) 1997-2005. Looking for tools? www.totaltechnik.com/selectstore Video by TOTAL TECHNIK
Thanks for all these VIDS, I still have a A6 C5 2003 model. I just love working on it, doing this kind of stuff. In a few weeks I need do replace / repair the Rear Windshield wiper. I did it before on my previous car, but I can imagine these vids help a lot for someone without the experience.
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Thanks again for another excellent video! I really appreciate the coverage you give to all the bits of trim etc because the Bentley and most manual skip over all this hidden stuff as if this should be obvious to anybody.
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Hi .... thank you for comprehensive explanation every time you do a video guide. I own A6 2008 allroad. Maybe you will help me to locate the rear lid module ... the hatch door operating module began to play up, needs replacement. I did search and nothing in the whole world of internet about Rear Lid Control Module (J605) location ... would you be so kind to tell me .... where is it located ? Thank you in advanc
Do you guys have a video for removing the TCU or getting the passenger seat to move forward or backwards manually if the power seat function isnt working??
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IMPORTANT!! If you have a rear sunshade. You must remove it first and get the screws behind it before popping the clips. Wolf Auto has a video on removal. Or else you will break lots of plastic. RIP
It seems that I have two more screws preventing me from getting the panel off. The screws are holding in the cloth sun cover. I am unable to access the screws. Any tips?
That sun screen's steel housing is just snapped into its supporting channel in the plastic of the inner trim, and it can be popped out easily by prying either end out and pulling the rest right out towards the front. Then you'll find that it is tethered by a short strong ribbon, about 5" long, at each end. The end of that ribbon has a thick plastic washer like knob which is screwed into the metal of the tailgate. Those two screws are what is holding you up. You'll also realise why they are there and are necessary.
The other possibility is the last two clips which are very high up the panel. they are located about two inches from both ends of the top hump of the panel where it would cover the wiper motor. In the video he refers to these because they are hard to see and to reach. Pull down gently on the panel as far as you can, use a good light, and push a couple foam covered wires out of the way. When you see the clip mounts use an extra long flat head screwdriver and use twisting pry method. Good luck.
Hi, I can't believe all videos that show how to remove the trunk cover is either an Avent or Newer car than mine. I have an A6 C6 sedan that has no tail light doors and one must remove the whole cover, and it has an internal release lever and a dip hand plastic, both are attached to the trunk and I can't find my way to release the cover. It is always something that no one has... Please HELP.
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