Audi equivalent of RealOEM

[WeenieHut]

So I come from BMWs. Over there they have a website called realoem that has exploded diagrams, manufacturer part numbers, suggested retail pricing, lookup by vin. Its pretty much my bible when it comes to fixing my E36. I was wondering if Audi's have an equivalent resource?

[old guy]

Here is a link that I find helpful: Audi Parts. Here is a link for DTC look up: Ross-Tech Fault Codes

[WeenieHut]

Here is a link that I find helpful: Audi Parts. Here is a link for DTC look up: Ross-Tech Fault Codes

Thanks Old Guy, that was pretty helpful. You don't know of anything that has exploded diagrams though do you? Does the Bentley manual even have them? I was considering buying it but it is 300 dollars and previous Bentley manuals I have read were no more accurate or informative than a Chiltons, Clymers or Hayne's manual that cost about 15-20 dollars.

[old guy]

If you dig into the Audi Parts you will find diagrams and links to each component. Clicky click® Hover over the item ID number to see the Audi part number and price.

I have a Bentley on CD that I bought 14 years ago for $100. I also have a Haynes that I bought for $18. I also use online manuals. Between the three it covers pretty much everything I need.

[Nollywood]

Try this:

https://7zap.com/en/

[IceQB]

I also use Click Me Now!

[WeenieHut]

Whoa. Those two websites are pretty great. Thanks IceQB & Nollywood. Also yeah I probably sounded dumb, but I clicked on the manual transmission part for the AudiUSAParts website and there was nothing there so I was just a bit confused. Yeah just trying to look up the part number for the bolt on my 02X transmission that adjusts the shifter to linkage connection in case mine fell out on the freeway. My whole shifter assembly moved back like 1/2" and I can't get into 2-4-6 anymore. I hear it isn't a hard fix though.

[old guy]

Whoa. Those two websites are pretty great. Thanks IceQB & Nollywood. Also yeah I probably sounded dumb, but I clicked on the manual transmission part for the AudiUSAParts website and there was nothing there so I was just a bit confused. Yeah just trying to look up the part number for the bolt on my 02X transmission that adjusts the shifter to linkage connection in case mine fell out on the freeway. My whole shifter assembly moved back like 1/2" and I can't get into 2-4-6 anymore. I hear it isn't a hard fix though.

I just went into the AudiUSAParts again and it seems to be missing a lot of stuff that used to be in there??

Oh well, I just picked up two more good links from Nolly and Ice!!

[yanni6556]

There is a paid website where you pay for a certain time and have access to all sorts of PDF files factory stuff mostly but I can’t remember it. I got a service manual for my 3.0 off it. I’m sure someone else would know.

[DarkoNova]

Too bad you need premium access to use that oemepc site, but the other site is cool, I guess.

[pablolizarraga]

And when it comes time to install those parts or make repairs...
http://workshop-manuals.com/audi/a4_...ce_and_repair/


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[b1337]

ETKA and ELSAwin are available in torrents, combined with VCDS it's all you need for everything and no data/internet connection needed

[IceQB]

Its a pain getting installed & working on win10 though

[b1337]

Its a pain getting installed & working on win10 though

no, get a free VM software and run it on Win7.....simple

[pablolizarraga]

no, get a free VM software and run it on Win7.....simple

VM=Virtual Machine? I have that on my laptop. I tried to download one of those torrent files but nothing happened. Didn’t do it via VM though. I really haven’t put the effort in playing w/ torrent files. It’s a different “neighborhood” of the internet for sure.


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[aslusher]

http://www.realoem.me

VAG diagrams and part numbers at above url. Will warn, hope you have a popup blocker

[b1337]

VM=Virtual Machine? I have that on my laptop. I tried to download one of those torrent files but nothing happened. Didn’t do it via VM though. I really haven’t put the effort in playing w/ torrent files. It’s a different “neighborhood” of the internet for sure.


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[Spike00513]

I have some of the answers.

[LASERSareRED]

I like using ecs. Copy the oem part number into google and go from there. Sorry ECS!

[WeenieHut]

http://www.realoem.me

VAG diagrams and part numbers at above url. Will warn, hope you have a popup blocker

I tried both regular realoem.com and realoem.me and when I input my VIN number both say that they don't have my vehicle in the database :/