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1999 Audi A4 Quick Tips™ Quick TipsThis Quick Tips™ is intended to give you a brief overview of your vehicle’s main features. It does not contain all the information you will need to operate your vehicle safely and is not a substitute for your Owner’s Manual.
The Owner’s Manual contains detailed information about all your vehicle’s features and important warnings about vehicle and occupant safety. Please read it thoroughly. Throughout this Quick Tips™, WARNINGS, which concern your safety, are highlighted like this. Please read them carefully and heed what they have to say. Remember that your Owner’s Manual contains more detailed information and additional important information about safety.
1. Turn signal/headlight dimmer switch/cruise control lever, see Control Levers
2. Exterior lights switch, see Control Levers
3. Steering wheel adjustment
To adjust wheel: Move lever down, adjust steering wheel angle and reach; move lever up and press against steering column to lock
WARNING: Steering column may only be adjusted while vehicle is stationary. For reasons of safety, the lever must always be pressed firmly up, so that position of steering column does not suddenly change while vehicle is in motion
4. Windshield wiper/washer and trip computer* lever, see Control Levers
5. Center console switches: Electrically heated seats* Front fog lights Rear fog light Rear window defogger Emergency flasher Anti-Slip Regulation (ASR)*, see Center Console
6. Sound system, see Sound Systems
7. Climate controls, see Climate Controls
8. Selector lever, see Automatic/Manual Transmission
9. Ashtray/cigarette lighter
10. Cup holders To open; Press and release To close: Press down
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