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Hello All,
The light in my Audi A4 B6 "03" reg glovebox does not work. I changed the bulb but no joy. Thought it might be the fuse but could find no mention of a "Glove Box Fuse" in the manual. I would appreciate some guidance/advice re this matter. Thanks in advance. |
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Hi I have the same problem with my glove box light in an Audi A4 TDI (2001). The glove box felt stuck a few days ago so pulled it open with a bit of force. Now the glove compartment door just drops as soon as you release it and the light has stopped working.
Any advice how to repair both would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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Hello yorkshire1979,
Assuming you have a right hand drive audi, open the front passenger door and you should remove the side panel similar to the one on the drivers side that you would remove to gain access to the fuses. With the panel removed open the glove box and you will see one of a couple of things. The worst would be to see that you have somehow broken the shock absorber that holds the glove box and allows the slow motion movement to happen. However if you are lucky then just like me you will find that either you have broken/dislodged the plastic black pin that joins the glovebox to the shock absorber. Just align the holes and replace the pin through them and bingo. At no time did I need to remove the glove box which was a result. I hope this helps. Check out the link below. http://www.audi-forums.com/b6-forum/...per-fault.html Last edited by Screedman : 04-12-2008 at 06:05 PM. Reason: want to add a link |
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I had a similar problem, but when I replaced the pin it seems to pop out again.
Not sure if a new pin is the answer as the hydraulic arm assembly seems a bit loose and is possibly applying side pressure causing the pin to pop out when the glovebox door opens. A circlip to hold the pin in place may sort it. |
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Not sure what you mean by tight? The box lid has a damper attached, or should have if the fixing pin is not broken. When the damper is not attached, when you open the lid, it will drop quickly. What should happen is you open the lid and let it go, do NOT pull the lid down as this is what seems to break the pin that attaches the damper. If the damper has detached the light will not work as the switch is part of the damper mechanism. If the damper is working, the lid should take a couple of seconds to gently drop open under its own weight.
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