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This switch incorporates the turn signal and flasher relay into the switch assembly, it is not replaceable separately. 1 per car.
1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Audi A4, A4 Quattro
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$45.99
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$47.91
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$83.33

The average cost of a Audi A4 turn signal relay is between $45.99 and $45.99.

Where Is The Audi A4 Turn Signal Relay Located?

The Audi A4 turn signal relay usually hides out under the dash, close to the steering column. On many models, you’ll need to take off the lower dash cover or the driver’s side kick panel to see it. Sometimes, you’ll spot it behind the fuse panel. On some years, Audi bakes the relay right into the hazard switch above your center console. Not every A4 will have it in the same spot, so it helps to check your owner’s manual or a wiring diagram if you’re having trouble tracking it down. Space can be cramped down there. A flashlight and trim tool go a long way. Always unhook the negative battery cable before you dive in, just to play it safe.

What Are Common Symptoms Of A Faulty Audi A4 Turn Signal Relay?

When the Audi A4 turn signal relay starts to act up, you’ll notice it fast. Most drivers find the turn signals just quit working or they flicker on and off, pretty erratic. Sometimes, you won’t hear the usual clicking noise when you signal. You might get rapid blinking in the dash, which can be a bulb out—but if you’ve checked those, the relay is up next. Other signs: turn signals get stuck on one side or just won’t light up at all. If your hazards don’t work, or you spot other weird electrical gremlins, it could point to deeper wiring issues, but many times, a stubborn relay sits at the root of it.

How Do You Replace The Audi A4 Turn Signal Relay?

To swap out the Audi A4 turn signal relay, first disconnect the negative battery terminal. Take off the trim or panel blocking your path; usually that means working under the dash, right by the steering wheel. Carefully pull the old relay out—it’ll look like a little plastic box, marked with prongs. Before you install the new relay, line it up and double-check that it matches the original in shape and slot layout. Press the new relay in place, then reinstall the dash or kick panel. Hook your battery back up and test the signals. If they’re blinking steady, you’re all set. Always stick with a part that matches your car’s year and trim for best results.

Is It Safe To Drive With A Bad Audi A4 Turn Signal Relay?

Driving with a broken Audi A4 turn signal relay isn’t a good move. Without working blinkers, other drivers have no clue if you’re turning or changing lanes—accidents can happen fast. At best, you may dodge a ticket; at worst, you risk a crash. While you can use hand signals in a pinch, most folks aren’t expecting them, especially after dark or in traffic. If your relay’s gone south, it’s smart to park the car until you get it fixed. Save yourself the risk and the hassle.

Can Other Electrical Issues Cause Audi A4 Turn Signal Relay Failure?

Plenty of things can mess with the Audi A4 turn signal relay. Cracked or worn wiring, corroded connectors, or even a weak battery can cause a bad connection. Water sneaking in or a blown fuse can take out the relay, too. If you’ve swapped the relay and the problem keeps coming back, double-check the rest of your lighting circuits—hazards, indicators, and grounds. Even a faulty turn signal stalk can throw things off. If the wiring’s old or ragged, that’s worth a look as well. Regular inspections keep gremlins at bay.

Looking For An Affordable Audi A4 Turn Signal Relay?

At AutohausAZ, we get it—nobody likes a surprise repair bill. That’s why we make finding an Audi A4 turn signal relay easy and affordable. Our prices beat the big guys, with the real brands you trust, so you don’t pay extra for what you need. Shipments move fast; you’re not stuck waiting days for your car to be safe again. If the part isn’t quite right, our return process is smooth, no hoops or headaches. Our team’s here to help, whether you’re buying your first relay or your tenth. We’ve helped drivers for years and know what it takes to keep a car on the road, without draining your wallet or your patience. If you need that relay—or anything else—count on us for a fair price, quick ship, and people who care.