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Old 09-01-2007, 10:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Unhappy Wiring

Just bought myself a brand spanking very used 1994 A6 2.6 Avant. Thought it would be easy to get a Haynes manual or similar - but it ain't!
Immediately I need a wiring diagram as my radio won't work, nothing blown in fuse box (no supply at radio) and no obvious fuse in the fusebox for it!
Everything else other than heater motor works fine.
So I'm assuming damaged wire or better still a fuse hidden somewhere obvious - not.

Any suggestions or advice before I start chopping wires?

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