Starter relay

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Asked by davidk1 Jan 26, 2017 at 09:53 AM about the 2003 Audi A4 1.8T Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Where can I find the starter relay on a 03 audi a4
1.8t

3 Answers

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Its attached directly to the starter with the solenoid. Just follow the wiring from the ignition switch/coil pack.

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I was trying to take the starter out and forgot to disconnect the battery and when I went to disconnect the starter wires a spark appeared I had finally got the starter to come out tested with my battery and nothing happened then I went to cleaning where the wires go and it started operating right then went to go put it in and got it in position and nothing happened not even a turnover a crank but was trying to start before i went to removal but the battery and the lights in a car is operating fine what do you think that may cause it to do that I feel that the spark from the starter when I was trying to remove it calls a fuse or relay dysfunction

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So where's rhe starter relay, in the engine bay under the ecm and tcm or under the drivers wheel panel.

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