Audi RS4 2000 User Manual

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Quick reference guide

Audi RS4

LOCKING SYSTEM

DEAR AUDI DRIVER,

The aim of this quick reference guide is to introduce you to the
main features and controls of your vehicle.

This quick reference guide cannot replace the information
contained in the Owner's Manual; it is therefore important
that you also read the notes and warnings in the Owner's
Manual.

We wish you safe and
enjoyable motoring
with your new Audi.

AUDI AG

The central locking system
locks and unlocks all the
doors, the tailgate and the
tank flap. It can be operated
with the remote control or by
turning the key in the lock.

Operating the radio­activated remote control

Press the appropriate
button for about 1 second.

1 Unlocking button

for doors

Open one of the doors or
the tailgate within about
60 seconds, otherwise the car
will automatically be locked
again.

2 Unlocking button for

tailgate

3 Locking button

The turn signals will flash
briefly when the car is locked to
confirm that doors and tailgate
are closed properly.

4 Folding out

the master key

Press the release button.

Folding away
the master key

Press the button and fold the
key away.

Note: Press and hold unlock­ing button on remote control
(or turn and hold key in lock
on either the driver’s or front
passenger’s door) to open all
the windows. Press and hold
locking button on remote con­trol (or turn and hold key in
lock on driver’s or front pas­senger’s door) to close all the
windows and the sun roof.

ADJUSTING FRONT SEATS

4 Adjusting seat height

Press down or pull up the
switch to lower or raise the
seat as required.

5 Adjusting seat cushion

To extend or retract the seat
cushion, press in the button
under the seat and pull out or
push back the seat cushion.

6 Moving seat backwards

or forwards

Lift the handle and move the
seat.

Adjusting belt height

Slide the
guide up or
down. Tug
the belt to
check that the catch is en­gaged properly.

SUN ROOF

Tu rn the control to the appro­priate position to open and
close the sun roof:

1 To slide roof open
O To close roof

To tilt roof up at the rear:

turn the control to position O
and press the control.

To m ov e it down again:

pull the control briefly.

FILLING THE TANK

Opening the tank flap

Open the filler flap as illustra­ted. Unscrew the filler cap and
hook it onto the filler flap.

Stickers for:

1 Fuel grade
2 Tyre pressures

1 Adjusting head

restraints

Move the head restraint up or
down.

2 Adjusting angle of

backrest

Press the switch in the appro­priate direction:

Backrest further
upright/ further reclined

3 Adjusting lumbar support

(Ergomatic)

Press the appro­priate section of the
control to increase
or decrease the
thickness of the
padding in the
backrest.

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Seat belts must be worn on
every journey, even on short
trips in town. This applies to the
front

and rear seats. To ensure

that the seat belts, belt tensio­ners and airbags are fully effec­tive, note the following points:

SAFETY

Children under 12 should travel
on the rear seat. They must be
protected by a child restraint
system which complies with
the European standard ECE R
44 and is suitable for the
child's weight and height. The
safest place for the child
restraint system is behind the
front passenger's seat. Make
sure that the system is pro­perly secured. Please observe

the notes in the Audi Owner's
Manual and refer to the manu­facturer's instructions for the
child seat.

Category 0 or 0+: For babies
up to about 9 months/ 10 kg
and infants up to about
18 months/ 13 kg.

Category 1: For small
children up to about
4 years of age/ 18 kg.

Category 2: For children up to
about 7 years/ 25 kg.

Category 3: For children over
the age of 7 and between

1. 30 m and 1.50 m tall. The
child should travel on a booster
cushion on the rear seat,
wearing the normal three­point belt.

Adjust seat and sit in
correct position

It is important to sit in a normal,
upright position. Do not move
the front seats too close to the
steering wheel/ dashboard.
Make sure that the upper edge
of the head restraint is at least
at eye level. Keep your feet in
the footwell when the vehicle
is in motion.

Wear the seat belt
correctly

Make sure that the shoulder
section of the belt is posi­tioned over the centre of the
shoulder, and move the lap
section as far down over the
hips as possible (see illustration).
The seat belt should always fit
closely. If it is slack, pull it tight.

Safety of children in the vehicle

Category 1 Category 2

Category 0

INSTRUMENTS

1 Engine oil tempe-

rature gauge

2 Rev counter
3 Warning and

indicator lamps

Electronic power
control (for engine)

1)

Side lights/ headlights
Dynamic headlight range

control faulty

1)

Electronic stability
program

Electronic immobilizer
Main beam headlights
Turn signals, hazard

warning lights
Fault in engine manage-

ment system

1)

Airbag system

1)

Anti-lock brake system

1)

Handbrake engaged
Alternator

1)

Seat belt reminder

4 Coolant temperature

gauge

5 Fuel gauge
6 Speedometer
7 Voltmeter
8 Time/ date

P

ABS

AIR
BAG

EPC

9 Control button

• To check distance to

next service

Press the button briefly with
the ignition on and the
vehicle stationary.

• To check the auto-check

control display

Press the button twice with
the ignition on and the
vehicle stationary.

• To call up

driver information

Press the button if one of
the red symbols flashes.

• To activate mileage

recorder display
and clock

Press the button when the
ignition is off.

• To select a speed limit

Press the button briefly
when the desired speed
is indicated on the speed­ometer. To clear the speed
limit, press the button for
at least 1 second.

• To set the time/ date

Keep pulling the button
briefly until the desired
display appears. Turn the
button to alter the time/
date.

10 Display:

• Warning symbols and

auto-check control

No faults detected

Fault in brake system
Coolant temperature too

high/ coolant level too low
Engine oil pressure

too low

/ Brake light faulty

1)

Bulb failure: dipped
headlights or rear lights

1)

Brake pads worn

1)

Washer fluid level low
Fuel level low
Battery voltage too

high or too low

1)

Check engine oil level
Engine oil sensor faulty

1)

Speed warning 1 or 2
(km/h or mph)

Door or tailgate not shut

SENSOR

MIN

BREMS-

LICHT

OK

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• Radio information

• Outside temperature

• On-board computer

Instantaneous
fuel consumption

Fuel range
Driving time
Average

fuel consumption
Average speed

• Navigation system

• Service indicator

This display will appear if
servicing work is due:
e.g. SERVICE IN 2000 KM

11 Reset button for

trip recorder

• To adjust the

instrument lighting

Tu rn the button to regulate
brightness.

12 Mileage recorder

Top display: trip recorder
Bottom display: total mileage

økm/h

100 km

L

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km

l/100 km

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If one of the red symbols lights up while you are driving, stop the
car, switch off the engine and refer to the Owner's Manual.

1)

If one of these warning symbols lights up while you are driving,

please take the vehicle to an Audi workshop straightaway.