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In this guide, we will cover the instructions regarding the layout and positioning of the fuse boxes in the Audi A4. First, open the driver's side front door and start by removing the plastic cover located at the bottom, next to the pedals; also remove the cover on the side of the dashboard to access the first fuse boxes. There is another fuse box in the trunk, accessible by removing the cover on the left side; the video includes tables with the fuse layout and diagram, which can also be found in the vehicle's manual.
Posted on 15 November 2026 by ScegliAuto
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