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Hi All

I've puchased this and it seems pretty decent. It's the full workshop manual and parts list for every VAG model up until around 2016 (depending on make).

https://www.emanualonline.com/Specials/ ... ckage.html

Ta
Cam

Thanks Cam

Can you give us an idea of what detail the manuals go into?
Do they have wiring diagrams?
Do they describe the big jobs like engine and gearbox and DRC rebuild?
Are they illustrated?
Do the procedures have lots of cross-references so you have to jump around a lot?

Cheers, Nick

Unless you need the "entire" VAG group or a range of Audi cars (say all C5-C6-C7 A6's) then the C6 RS6 specific stuff can be bought here - https://www.emanualonline.com/Cars/Audi/RS6.htm for just £21 and it looks like it's an ELSAWIN copy from the diagrams given as previews on that page and the references to VAG "Special Tools" etc.

Yeah, they are virtual machines that you launch and contain full copies of all the software. So have all instructions, images, part numbers etc.

You can buy them individually but I have the Phaeton and the RS, so both are covered for the same price as buying two individual manuals.

https://cardiagn.com/audi-a6-4f4f24f54f ... -diagrams/

I get them from here for free. You can download them too.

Ranger4130 wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 10, 2020 3:53 pm

I get them from here for free. You can download them too.

That's a good source Ranger, thanks for sharing

Just another note on this. The manuals are all interactive and have functioning links to the other sections when required. It also has an up to date copy of ETKA, which is super handy. I'm generally happy with whatever the free option is but just my 2c that the interactive manuals make life easier. Especially when trying to find part numbers.

I'm not affiliated with them at all. Just happy with the product.