I have audi 100 year of 1990 and the ignition control module is bad but I can't find where it goes on the car. I have chked the passenger side kick panel as described and no luck for me.. Please if know email me a snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com or snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com.. I'm dying to have my car fixed!! Thanks, Gianna
I need Help I have Audi 100 yr 1990
Apr 06, 2006
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The ICM on the 1991 is located in the driver's side (left side) kick panel. The '90 may be the same. I think that the ECU contained the ICU on most earlier models.
What makes you think that it is bad. There are many issues that can cause a no-spark or no-run issue other than the ICM. Failed ICMs are VERY rare. About the only failures I have heard about were due to corrosion of the plug caused by leaks allowing rain water to get to it.
Have you checked the fuses al> I have audi 100 year of 1990 and the ignition control module is bad but
Well my car is not getting any spark coming out the ignition coil and I replaced the igniton coil and it's still not working. But I haven't checked the relays yet.
Gianna, You should first use the onboard diagnostics to find out what is wrong before replacing things at relative random - Audi parts are too expensive to just chance a diagnosis. Try:
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then report the results.Cheers! Steve Sears
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