REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Audi A6 (1997 release)

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Audi
	A6
		General Information
		Operation of the vehicle
			The keys
			central locking
			Central locking with an additional safety function
			Lock lid
			Latches child safety
			Radio remote controls
			Alarms
			Turning off the interior monitoring system
			Power
			Installing of mirrors
			Seat belts
			The airbag system
			Safety when transporting children
			Isofix child seat
			Headrests
			The front seats
			Front armrest
			Rear bench seat
			Cover for lengthy luggage
			Tilt steering column
			Parking brake
			Automatic four-speed transmission
			Automatic five-speed gearbox
			The acoustic parking assistant
			Egnition lock
				Gasoline engines
				Diesel engines
				For all vehicles
			Engine start
			Controls, devices and equipment
			Control equipment
			Warning lights
			The pilot symbols
			Test button
			Warning overspeed
			On-board computer
			Switches
			Cruise control
			Wipers and stekloomyvate
			Heating and ventilation
			Air Conditioning
			Autonomous heating and ventilation system
			Lifting sunroof mobile panel
			Hood
			Engine compartment
		Maintenance
		Engines
		Ignition, fuel injection and exhaust of gasoline engines
		The power supply system, and preheating the exhaust gases of diesel engines
		Lubrication System
		Cooling system
		Coupling
		Transmission
		The front wheel drive shafts
		Design features four-wheel drive transmission
		Suspension
		Wheels and tires
		Steering
		Brakes
		Body
		Heating and air conditioning
		Electrical
		Electric schemes

Egnition lock

A WARNING

To avoid damaging the electronic unit in the head of the key, use the key carefully.

Remove the key from the ignition switch only after full stopping of the car, not include the steering lock.

In order to prevent uncontrolled movement of the car when the vehicle is always hinder it handbrake.

Fig. 1.62. The provisions of the ignition key

The key is in the ignition switch has the following positions (Fig. 1.62):