Audi Starting problems !!
Discussion
If you've charged the battery to full capacity, and it still will not turn over I would say it's the battery or the starter motor itself.
One last thing - is your A6 a 3.0TDi current shape, i.e. 2004 - 2010 model?
If so and it's a manual transmission it could well be the clutch switch - if the switch is broken and is telling the car you are not pressing it to the floor then this will kill the starter.
One last thing - is your A6 a 3.0TDi current shape, i.e. 2004 - 2010 model?
If so and it's a manual transmission it could well be the clutch switch - if the switch is broken and is telling the car you are not pressing it to the floor then this will kill the starter.
Time to get out the meter .Slow starter means not very well starter or volts loss( or poorly battery)
Battery volts idle( fully charged about nearly 14v) and trying to start .Then volts across starter ,and solenoid drop ( should be less than 0.5v) .Battery volts at start should equal volts across starter .If not - are battery terminals getting hot ( poor connection) or engine earth getting hot ( poor connection) .
Of course places like Qwak fat will test your battery for you .Not sure of good battery on load volts .
Battery volts idle( fully charged about nearly 14v) and trying to start .Then volts across starter ,and solenoid drop ( should be less than 0.5v) .Battery volts at start should equal volts across starter .If not - are battery terminals getting hot ( poor connection) or engine earth getting hot ( poor connection) .
Of course places like Qwak fat will test your battery for you .Not sure of good battery on load volts .
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