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Audi 100, S, CS Sedan V6-2.8L (AAH) (1992)01 · Relays and Modules
01 · Diagnostics

Understanding Track Style Wiring Diagrams, Important Stuff !

Make
Audi
Model
100 , S, CS Sedan
Engine
V6-2.8L (AAH)
Year
1992
Section
Diagrams › Diagram Information and Instructions › Understanding Track Style Wiring Diagrams, Important Stuff !
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Alarm Module: Diagram Information and Instructions
Understanding Track Style Wiring Diagrams, Important Stuff !

What the heck is a "Track Diagram"?

    Audi's "Current Flow Diagrams" or track scheme of wiring diagrams is truly one very large view of the electrical systems and components
incorporated on a particular vehicle.  The "Engine Specific - Main Wiring Diagrams" or standard equipment diagrams, i.e. Tracks 1 - 308, will
contain all components starting from the battery and moving to the brake lights [optional equipment excluded].  However, since it would be physically
impossible to view all the tracks on one display or page, they have broken this large system of "Engine Specific - Main Wiring Diagrams" into
smaller Component related divisions.  For example, "Battery, Starter, Generator and Voltage Regulator" may be found on "Tracks 1 - 14", and "Brake
Lights and Backup Lights" found on "Tracks 293 - 308".  Optional/Common Equipment diagrams are added for systems or components which Audi
does not consider standard equipment for a particular model, i.e. Air Conditioning, Traction Control, Central locking and Power Sunroof, to mention a
few.  Optional equipment will vary from model to model.

It is very important to understand that track usage may appear to be duplicated or contain omissions; this is not a mistake!.
For example, while "Tracks 1 - 14" under "Engine Specific - Main Wiring Diagrams" may be used for "Battery, Starter, Generator and Voltage
Regulator", the same term "Tracks 1 - 14" can also be used for the optional equipment diagrams "Cruise Control" and "Heated Seats", since they
represent three separate diagram schemes. 

 

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