Hello, if I hear clicking sound when I press window down, but window doesn't go up or down. Does that mean that I have to change regulator likey you did in this video?
I'm not familiar with 98' but my moms 99' has many or even all of the fuses and relays in the drivers side fuse box. If you have not checked that then that is a good place to start looking. If it isn't there, I'd personally follow the wires even though it sounds silly :DD. I hope my help was useful!
I found the answer. It's in the engine fuse box (next to brake fluid). The fuse itself is S134 110A fuse. The 110A fuse connects to a thermal fuse (S37 30A fuse,) which splits into both door window regulators through the window regulator switces. Also as a side mention, Audi A3 models from 1996 to 2000 have the same cabin and engine fuse boxes. I don't actually know where the second cabin relay box is, but that thermal fuse (S37 30A) goes there...
Hello, if I hear clicking sound when I press window down, but window doesn't go up or down. Does that mean that I have to change regulator likey you did in this video?
Thank you very much! I been looking for long time for that driving with staked window for half year. Do you have the part number of the regulator?
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Do you know where the electric window fuse can be found in a audi a3 1998?
I'm not familiar with 98' but my moms 99' has many or even all of the fuses and relays in the drivers side fuse box. If you have not checked that then that is a good place to start looking. If it isn't there, I'd personally follow the wires even though it sounds silly :DD. I hope my help was useful!
I found the answer. It's in the engine fuse box (next to brake fluid). The fuse itself is S134 110A fuse. The 110A fuse connects to a thermal fuse (S37 30A fuse,) which splits into both door window regulators through the window regulator switces. Also as a side mention, Audi A3 models from 1996 to 2000 have the same cabin and engine fuse boxes. I don't actually know where the second cabin relay box is, but that thermal fuse (S37 30A) goes there...