how to fix windows and sunroof not working

[jwermann]

I really do apreciate all of the knowledge that I have found here, but I am still stumped on where all of the fuse boxes are located on my 1889 a6. None of the windows work light doesnt come on when you open the door, and the sunroof has no responce. I have checked the fuses and found how to get to the breakers under the steering wheel. It seems that there might be a breaker or two missing. I do not have a service manual and do not have the money to buy one. My whole life I wanted an Audi and it just so happened when my car old car died and I needed a car I fell into this Audi a6 for $1200 with only 87k on it.

Life is slowly turning around and any help someone can give me with advise how to fix it I will return 10 fold when I am able to.

Thanks

[mrnice]

I might be mistaken but I think the windows work via a control module mounted under the carpet at the front under passenger seat (on European models anyhow), if it gets wet due to water ingress (not uncommon), this control module get fried. Someone else may be able to shed more light on this

[Hex69]

Search 'Plenum Chamber' on this forums, to see how big an issue it is.

I suppose living in Florida, you don't have the rain that we do in dear old blighty.

[OddBallBoy]

I really do apreciate all of the knowledge that I have found here, but I am still stumped on where all of the fuse boxes are located on my 1889 a6. None of the windows work light doesnt come on when you open the door, and the sunroof has no responce. I have checked the fuses and found how to get to the breakers under the steering wheel. It seems that there might be a breaker or two missing. I do not have a service manual and do not have the money to buy one. My whole life I wanted an Audi and it just so happened when my car old car died and I needed a car I fell into this Audi A6 for $1200 with only 87k on it.

Life is slowly turning around and any help someone can give me with advise how to fix it I will return 10 fold when I am able to.

Thanks

Mmmm, clicked the link in your initial post to look at your car - looks lovely but not surprised windows, lights etc don't work, and I think you might have been ripped off a bit...!

[micheal balbrig]

[QUOTE=jwermann;757579]I really do apreciate all of the knowledge that I have found here, but I am still stumped on where all of the fuse boxes are located on my 1889 a6. None of the windows work light doesnt come on when you open the door, and the sunroof has no responce. I have checked the fuses and found how to get to the breakers under the steering wheel. It seems that there might be a breaker or two missing. I do not have a service manual and do not have the money to buy one. My whole life I wanted an Audi and it just so happened when my car old car died and I needed a car I fell into this Audi a6 for $1200 with only 87k on it.

Life is slowly turning around and any help someone can give me with advise how to fix it I will return 10 fold when I am able to.

Thanks[/QUOTE
Try tapping each relay while at same time pressing window switch to see if you get any response. may be dry soldered joints in relays
Just worth a try
Regards Michael

[Doctle Odd]

The fuse board is under the dash side panel on the passenger side of your car

I really do apreciate all of the knowledge that I have found here, but I am still stumped on where all of the fuse boxes are located on my 1889 a6. None of the windows work light doesnt come on when you open the door, and the sunroof has no responce. I have checked the fuses and found how to get to the breakers under the steering wheel. It seems that there might be a breaker or two missing. I do not have a service manual and do not have the money to buy one. My whole life I wanted an Audi and it just so happened when my car old car died and I needed a car I fell into this Audi a6 for $1200 with only 87k on it.

Life is slowly turning around and any help someone can give me with advise how to fix it I will return 10 fold when I am able to.

Thanks

[johnsimcox]

Given your location you may find more local help on the more US centric forum Welcome to AudiWorld.com - The Audi Enthusiast Website