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Resolving Audi A6 C6/Q7 Odometer Backlight Issues: Intermittent Lighting & Cold-Start Failures

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  • #1 17006060
    rosak
    Car dashboards specialist
    Hello,

    I am able to pay a good price today for helping to solve this "mystery". I've had 4 cases and I can't figure it out, I'm too thin.
    Odometer Audi A6 C6 or Q7 before 2010, this one with luck.
    A common ailment in these meters is a broken secondary winding, then the display has no backlight and the matter is clear.
    Complications for me start when the backlight is off and on. At the moment I have 2 on the table. One of them doesn't work when it's cold, but it starts working when it's warm. It would suggest a cracked February, but I have already soldered all the resistors on the board and it did not help. In another one I did before, the loudspeaker did not work with the lack of backlight.
    The other one I have in front of me now has slightly different symptoms. After applying the power, the backlight turns on for 10 seconds, then goes off every time.


    I am going to go further today, for MOSFET, for HC08AG, for 74HC74D, but maybe in the meantime one of you will help.


    greetings


    Resolving Audi A6 C6/Q7 Odometer Backlight Issues: Intermittent Lighting & Cold-Start Failures
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  • #2 17231507
    szmiergiel
    Level 11  
    did you get it? I'm starting to fight the meter from my car (a6 c6, how cold is Fis after about 30-40 seconds it starts to appear) I'm planning to replace the transformer and see
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  • #3 19187526
    Śniący
    Level 19  
    What is the value of the fuse after the transformer? This SMD.
  • #4 19216310
    PstryPtak
    Level 13  
    This is a fuse? If so, I have it burned. I thought maybe it was some kind of capacitor. You would have to compare it with a working board.
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  • #5 19228535
    rosak
    Car dashboards specialist
    PstryPtak wrote:
    I thought maybe it was some kind of capacitor


    You thought right ;)
  • #6 19228584
    szmiergiel
    Level 11  
    At the current prices for meters, it makes no sense to tinker with another one - I myself replaced the trafo, mosfet and two more elements and no improvement - I did not want to look any further ...
  • #7 19228615
    rosak
    Car dashboards specialist
    szmiergiel wrote:
    With the current prices for meters, it makes no sense to tinker with just replacing it with another one


    Sure, after a short time, again exchange for another, then for another, why mess with ;)
  • #9 19228642
    szmiergiel
    Level 11  
    rosak wrote:
    szmiergiel wrote:
    With the current prices for meters, it makes no sense to tinker with just replacing it with another one


    Sure, after a short time, again exchange for another, then for another, why mess with ;)

    No lift counter and the matter is settled ;) Then I threw the pre-lift clocks but from 2008 - I think that this problem was not there anymore, but I can be wrong. FIs worked fine and until I sold the car it was functioning normally

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    cuuube wrote:
    This guy tinkers with A6 meters https://www.facebook.com/groups/561778317833694/user/100001769464606 ask if you are on FB.


    The link will be inactive if someone is not a member of the group
  • #10 19228646
    rosak
    Car dashboards specialist
    szmiergiel wrote:
    I don't think the problem was there anymore


    The problem is just another :)
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  • #11 19228653
    cuuube
    Level 29  
    szmiergiel wrote:
    ink will be inactive if someone is not a member of the group


    Group

    AUDI A6 C6 RETROFIT

    user (group admin)

    Andrzej Jaskulski
  • #12 19229286
    PstryPtak
    Level 13  
    Trafo and Mosfet replaced and it did not help.
    Heating the processor and two flashes causes the display to work.
    I replaced it with a second counter. I will leave this damaged one for testing.
  • #13 19229302
    rosak
    Car dashboards specialist
    PstryPtak wrote:
    Trafo and Mosfet replaced and it did not help


    It helps on average in 2/10 of cases.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting intermittent backlight issues in the odometers of Audi A6 C6 and Q7 models manufactured before 2010. Users report symptoms such as backlight failure that occurs only when cold, and temporary backlight activation upon power application. Common suggestions include checking and replacing components like transformers, MOSFETs, and fuses. Some users have attempted repairs with limited success, indicating that heating certain components can temporarily restore functionality. The conversation also references a Facebook group for further assistance and shared experiences in repairing these odometers.
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