plover

Hello all from a new a6 owner
I have a a6 c6 2.0t fsi CVT

I was checking a fuse in the boot to check conditions of a fuse, when i got all mixed up, and didnt know which fuse goes back in where, then noticed i had some blank places, having some spares i placed fuses in the gaps,
Now soon as i got in car,
The handbrake is blinking and so is the dash with a P and line through it,
This was not happening Before,
I have no owners manual and needed to pump up a tyre and the electric cigarette lighter wasnt working,
Had no ideas where the fuse box was etc nothing,
Got car home
Now the car is all locked up and lights still flashing
Can anyone help me please
I just need to know what fuses i need to leave in the fuse box

plover

Please can anyone help
If in wrong place can a mod move please

MainlandMig

i now have a c6.5 and last i check the fuse area looked different
BUT i took this photo back in Mar 2010 when i had my 2005 4.2
there are fuses in the right and left side of dash at door jams but this pic is inside trunk on right side
hope it helps

MainlandMig

not sure where i got these and not sure how up to date but this may help u also

royclark

I posted them Mig. They are taken from my 2009 A6 s-line Avant Owners hand book.

plover

Hi guys,

Thank you for replies,
The photo is the same as my fusebox, however mine seems to have more places filled, i have electric handbrake,

Does number one fuse start from the top?
Ive spent all day different formations trying to get this light off,
I really need to find a photo of a 2.0tfsi with CVT photo, of fusebox,

hrc4u

here you go..
cheers!/H

plover

Problem solved
After taking to two (specialists) they could not find the problem,
After me in anger slamming the boot and the tail light and handbrake stopped flashingm
I thought hmm, slam boot again

Then i started tapping the fuse box, Lights flickered, and handbrake,

Anyway
turned out to be the sixth fuse from bottom up, Holder, it was black scorched, after cleaning contacts,
All is now working

I hope this may help someone else