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Where is the blower located in the Audi A6?

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LaElena
07/29/25 1:06pm

Audi A6 blower is located in the engine compartment, behind the center console. The following is the relevant information about the Audi A6: 1. Exterior: Compared with the previous generation Audi A6, the biggest change in the appearance of the new Audi A6 is that the radiator and intake grille, which were originally separated by the front bumper on the front face, have become a complete trapezoidal grille. This signature front face design of the latest member of the Audi family organically integrates retro, classic with modern and fashionable elements. 2. Interior: The interior of the new Audi A6 comes in two different styles: dark and light. Consumers can choose VOLTerra/valcona leather or mondial fabric paired with birch or walnut wood trim. Whether it is the dark or light interior style, both exude a luxurious temperament that captivates at first glance when seeing the interior of the new Audi A6.

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RebeccaLee
08/14/25 2:36am

When I first got my Audi A6, the air vents sometimes didn’t perform well, so I looked into the blower motor’s location. It’s positioned under the dashboard near the front passenger’s feet—more precisely, in the small space above the passenger footwell. The design is quite clever, as its proximity to the vents allows air to flow smoothly. However, this spot is prone to dust buildup or small debris getting stuck. Once, when my AC airflow weakened, I checked and found leaves clogging it—a quick clean fixed the issue. Though the location is discreet and slightly tricky to access, regularly inspecting the cabin air filter while driving helps a lot. Over time, noise from that area becomes noticeable, so keeping the filter clean is key.

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DiAlina
10/09/25 7:48am

Having driven the Audi A6 for a while, I was always curious about where the blower is hidden. After some tinkering, I found it located in the passenger footwell area beneath the dashboard. The low placement is probably to balance air outlet pressure. However, being near the feet means it accumulates dust quickly, affecting cooling efficiency. Once while driving, I noticed uneven airflow—turns out small pebbles had gotten into the blower. Its location isn’t hard to find; just open the engine hood and trace the fan noise. The design likely prioritizes cabin quietness, but regular maintenance requires clearing debris nearby to keep the AC running smoothly. New owners should avoid placing heavy items that could compress it—simple daily care prevents major repairs.

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JaydenMarie
11/23/25 2:14am

The blower is located in the passenger side area below the dashboard of the Audi A6. When checking, turn off the air conditioning and listen for the startup sound; the position is just above the footwell of the front seats. Try a simple DIY by increasing the fan speed to sense vibrations and identify the location issue. If dust accumulation blocks the airflow, regularly cleaning the filter can reduce the burden on the location. The position is designed for easy maintenance but requires careful handling.

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