Where is the turn signal relay for a 2002 Audi A6 27t?

Answer 1

I asked this question today and misunderstood the first poster's answer because he was talking about a 1998 A6. The answer is that the turn signal relay for a 2002 A6 is part of the Hazzard switch. First of all, make sure it's really the turn signal relay. If ANY of the bulbs are loose or about to fail, the turn signal will rapid flash to alert you. You might still see light, but if the system thinks one of the bulbs is dead, it will flash quickly on that side and it might make you think it's the turn relay. Before you determine your turn signal relay is dead, Check all of the bulbs. Once you have determined it is the turn signal relay, pry off the trip molding around the hazzard switch, pop out the rectangular switch behind the triangle, and replace this piece. It will cost about 26.00, and if it's not the relay your dealer will not replace it. It is also possible the front turn signal lights are LOOSE - if the a separate plastic socket houses the bulb, but the electrical connections are inside this piece. If the socket isn't tight, you'll have a poor connection and it will seem like the bulb is dim and ready to die - and -- rapid flash on this side. I spent an hour chasing a flasher relay issue when all that was wrong is a bulb was near dead or loose. Changing these bulbs are a bear unless you have very small hands. Since you're going through this process I'd replace the turn signal bulbs ($5.00) in the front. the rear bulbs are a snap to replace. If I could have given a pro $10.00 to change both turn signal lights I wouldn't be trying to get the grease off my hands for having to submerge my arms under the hood to get to the almost impossible to reach turn signal bulbs int the front.