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To replace the battery in an Audi Q5, open the trunk to access the components inside the cargo area. Remove the cover at the base to reach the underlying components. Lift the additional carpet underneath to access the battery. Disconnect the battery from the power cables and remove the mounting screws. At this point, install the new battery, ensuring everything is functioning properly.
Updated on 26 October 2026 by ScegliAuto
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