1993 Audi 90 No heat or window operation

1993 AUDI 90
192,000 MILES • 6 CYL • FWD • MANUAL
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Hi, I'm trying to diagnose my problem.

Neither my heat works or my window or sunroof. The heater fan doesn't even turn on.

Problem is that I have searched for weeks and I cannot seem to find a diagram of where related fuses and relays that could be related to this problem are located on my car.
Other than the heater and the windows/sunroof...the car runs fine with not problems. However, I live in Colorado...and it's cold. My window is stuck down...and I have no heat.

Any help would be appreciated.
Dec 5, 2008 at 7:00 PM
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KHLOW2008
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Hi truebudo, Thank you for the donation. After checking through, the only connection I can find between the blower and power windows is the Load Reduction Relay Test for power supply to fuse # 17 ( 30A ) and Black/Blue wire to power window control module. If power is not available, the relay is either bad or not being energised when ignition switch is turned ON.


https://www.2carpros.com/forum/automotive_pictures/192750_FuseBox93Audi90c_1.jpg

FUSE PANEL IDENTIFICATION (1990-95) 1 - 15 Amp Foglights (Front & Rear) 2 - 15 Amp Emergency Flasher 3 - 25 Amp (1990-93) 3 - 30 Amp (1994-95) Horn, Stoplights, Seat Heating 4 - 15 Amp Luggage Compartment, Interior & Vanity Mirror Lights, Clock, Socket, Cigarette Lighter, Radio, Climate Control System, Trip Computer  5 - 30 Amp Radiator Fan (High Speed) 6 - 5 Amp Right Side Marker Lights 7 - 5 Amp Left Side Marker Lights 8 - 10 Amp Right High Beam Headlight, High Beam Indicator 9 - 10 Amp Left High Beam Headlight 10 - 10 Amp Right Low Beam Headlight 11 - 10 Amp Left Low Beam Headlight 12 - 15 Amp Combination Instrument, Back-Up Lights, Cruise Control, Anti -Lock Brake System (ABS), Cooling Fan Control Unit, Differential Lock (Quattro models), Auto-Check System, Airbag Warning Light 13 - 15 Amp Fuel Pump 14 - 5 Amp License Plate Light, Engine & Glove Compartments Lights 15 - 25 Amp Windshield Wipers, Turn Signals, A/C, Heated Washer Jets, Radiator Fan Switch 16 - 30 Amp Rear Window Defogger, Heating Mirror 17 - 30 Amp Climate Control System (Blower) 18 - 5 Amp Electric Mirrors 19 - 10 Amp Central Locking System, Heated Door Locks, Anti-Theft Alarm System 20 - 30 Amp Radiator Fan (Low Speed), Radiator Fan Relay 21 - 10 Amp Run-On Pump 22 - Blank 23 - 30 Amp Passenger Seat Adjuster, License Plate Light, Driver's Seat Memory Switch Controls, DRL  24 - Blank (1990-93) 24 - 10 Amp (1994-95) Water Pump 25 - 30 Amp (1990-93) Seat Heating 25 - 5/10 Amp (1994-95) Heated Oxygen Sensor 26 - 5 Amp (1990-93) License Plate Light 26 - 30 Amp (1994-95) Trailer Receptacle 27 - 10 Amp Engine Timing I 28 - 15 Amp Engine Timing II 29 - Spare Fuses Not Used 30 - 5 Amp (1991-95) (Not Shown) Cruise Control (4-Speed Automatic Transmission) 31 - 15 Amp (Not Shown) ABS Cruise Control, Differential Lock 32 - 15/20 Amp (Not Shown) Engine Timing III


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AUXILIARY RELAY PANEL IDENTIFICATION 1 - Relay ABS Combination 2 - Control Unit Seat Belt, Park Light & Radio Warning 3 - Control Unit Interior Light Delay 4 - Control Unit A/C 5 - Blank 6 - Control Unit Oil Pressure Or Front Lamp 7 - Blank 8 - Blank 9 - Circuit Breaker Seats & Windows 10 - Blank 11 - Blank 12 - Blank 13 - Relay Passenger Heated Seat 14 - Relay Driver Heated Seat 15 - Control Unit Power Window 16 - Control Unit Power Window 17 - Blank 18 - Relay Radiator Cooling Fan After Run


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Dec 6, 2008 at 8:50 AM
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QUEENEE5036
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I am having basically the same problem with my 1994 audi 90 S. The power windows work once in awhile, but mostly not. I have chwecked fuses, but it does not seem like any are burnt. I was wondering if this guy ever found out exactly what was wrong?
May 18, 2012 at 10:39 AM
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WRENCHTECH
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This question belongs to someone else. Please start a new question of your own.
May 18, 2012 at 12:40 PM
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EXOVCDS
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Wiggle (apply pressure) the ignition switch to see if things come back to life.

Thomas
May 18, 2012 at 2:34 PM