Best Audi Parts Diagram Websites

[Gregory_Tolson]

Hey all, with purchasing a 2019 A5 sportback a few months back i am wondering if there are good websites out there that show detailed diagrams or drawings of my car in specific?

I own a 2003 BMW z4 also and there are amazing sites out there like www.realoem.com that show exploded views of parts and provide part numbers and bolt/nut sizes.

[Deezbluballz]

Anyone?

[Burrcold]

https://www.genuineaudiparts.com/

This is good and it shows every component and the blowout drawings.

[Deezbluballz]

https://www.genuineaudiparts.com/

This is good and it shows every component and the blowout drawings.

Thanks!

[RickNY]

I am not going to take credit for this -- but I've seen Smac770 reference this site plenty of times with (as always) useful information -- https://www.ilcats.ru/?language=en

[JohnEnglish]

http://e-acca.com is another one. http://parts.audiusa.com also works.

[Smac770]

The parts sellers tend to use the watered down diagrams from Audi USA aka Audi of America (AoA), ie parts.audiusa.com. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it sucks. There's times even when it says part is no longer available when it's in fact the current part revision.

ETKA 8.2 (https://www.etkainfo.com/home/login) is the actual parts catalog. I assume it's like EPC for MB, a locally installed program that has to be constantly updated. I assume dealerships use this since it's their business, and it limits Internet traffic for every query.

The online ETKA resource is https://partslink24.com. But I'm not paying $20/month to help you lot out when you post questions. :-P

As such, we owners made due with whatever clone sites we run across.

https://nemigaparts.com/cat_spares/etka/audi/ (was dead, apparently back, still lacks the applicability notes, and still only up through MY17; realoem directs to here)
https://webautocats.com/etka/audi/ (seems a clone of nemiga)

https://audi.7zap.com (recently deceased)
https://7zap.com/en/catalog/cars/Audi/ (but this still works, though I don't like the UI at all)
www.e-acca.com/ (appears to use the same painful page indexing as the "new" 7zap catalog)

www.ilcats.ru/audi/ (good as long as you don't need MY21+).

[wwhan]

Another option...

The All Data DIY website has improved and has better and more recent Mfr info, than in the past. The rates for cost/time is lower the erWin.

https://www.alldata.com/diy-us/en

[Smac770]

alldatadiy, 3 yr is currently $105, not bad. And has more than just parts catalog info. But are you locked to only information regarding one car?

[wwhan]

alldatadiy, 3 yr is currently $105, not bad. And has more than just parts catalog info. But are you locked to only information regarding one car?

It is only for a specific model and year, not tied to the VIN.