Will this work in a 2010 Audi q5 SUV? And how long is the lead?
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One end is a standard metal seat belt buckle clip, the other end is a typical leash attachment. It is adjustable to 20". The best and safest way to attach it is using a harness that has an attachment ring on the back.
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It works in my Toyota Corolla just fine on my large dog, I am not sure the official number by inch, but its still semi long enough for my dog to have moving space, but she cannot come to the front of the car at all.
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I woul say yes, if they are standard seat belts. It's adjustable, exact adjustment, I can't say. Best guess approximately 24", hope this helps. It is a great safety device and easy to use. We have them it each of our cars.
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The lead is 1" wide by 24" full extended. The buckle insert fits my Toyota wagon but I'm not sure about the Audi. The buckle slotted insert is 26/32 wide by 1-1/2" long, whereas my auto's seat belt insert is 32/32 (1") by 1-1/4", so it is a bit narrower but snaps into the buckle securely. My thought was that it is worth having the piece of hardware but one could also pick up this part at an auto wrecking business & make their own. Hope this helps. Sidney
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Don't trust it. I read a comment that it doesn't work in Swedish cars, it's now stuck in my Volvo seat belt with standard seat belts. It work the first time, then I tried it a second time and....stuck. Who knows what other cars that it won't work with.
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It should fit in any car as one end (shown) clips onto a dog harness and the other one slots into a seat belt holder (the part the seatbelt buckle locks into). I think at the shortest it was around 14 inches but I'm not too certain on that and then its probably double that when loosened fully (again you'd need to check). I think it would suit most dogs...unless very small (&lt;10lbs)
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I don't know about the Audi, I have a Cavalier. The lead goes from 12" to 24".
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It should fit in any car as one end (shown) clips onto a dog harness and the other one slots into a seat belt holder (the part the seatbelt buckle locks into). I think at the shortest it was around 14 inches but I'm not too certain on that and then its probably double that when loosened fully (again you'd need to check). I think it would suit most dogs...unless very small (<10lbs)
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If your Audi has standard seat belts in it, it will work. I have a Honda Pilot and the lead clicks right in like it should. If you pull the lead all the way out...it measures 24". I shorten mine to 14" so my dog can look out the windows, but still be able to lay down in the back seat. He is a 13 lb. Morkie.I have him on a harness, not a collar. I just think that is safer and if I do have to slam on my breaks, his neck is protected because of the harness.Hope that answers your questions. I really like this safety lead.
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Not sure. I'm using this in a 2010 VW, and prefer using the built in controls for music. I hold the home button and use Siri to place calls, which works fine. As far as what this cable is capable of, I think it's exactly the same as the OEM part.
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I cannot say for certain. I have a 2014 Q5 and it did not work at all. Not even to charge.
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yep,,,will work on ur A5,,,,,,,,,and the cord is long,,like a good 10ft...........
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I dont know. This was purchased for a 2003 Ford F150, This is the pigtail for a Bosch type fuel injector. I don,t think it would be the correct pigtail for your Audi Blower Motor Resistor since it only has 2 leads.
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I have no idea, have tried with Audi A4 2011, VW Passat 2014 and Jetta 2013 and works fine. Not sure if it is because are all German cars and kind of the same "family". I hope it helps.
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I used it on a neighbors BMW. I should work on an audi. not 100% sure though.
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I have a 2012 vw cc and it works fine with it. Not too sure about audi but they are similar makes so I'm guessing you shouldn't have a problem with your 2010 or 11
198637
yes i do believe it will audi is pretty one sided when it comes to these things i own a 2010 audi a4 and this cord works great
744443
Thanks for your inquire. The cable would work with Audi Q3, Q5 and Q7 (2009 onwards). thx.
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this item did not work in my 2007 silverado......think is more for a automobile then a pick up or suv..
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Connect the parking brake lead on your head unit to a ground. At least that's how my VW was.
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I believe it will as long as it has the Mmi system my plug actually gets plugged in the glovebox I'm not sure if yours does as well. My Audi is a 2010 a4 and fits fine and works great. I hope this helps.
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I bought it a long time ago and it did not work properly so I got mad and trashed it. Do not remember the lead length. Standard is 6 feet.
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It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that... » Read More It works for a multitude of Hyundai and Kia models from the early/mid 2000's. As I found with my '05 Tucson LX, the wires aren't always mapped intuitively, but that's more Hyundai's fault. They re-wired their own models to work in an atypical fashion, so you just have to find the right wire-splicing pattern that works for your model. (e.g., I had to connect the head-unit [HU] Remote Amp to the chassis [CH] Power Antenna wire, then short the CH Remote Amp wire to CH ACC Power to get the amp to switch on.)There's a number of community forums, dedicated to Hyundai owners, that should be helpful for you. A quick search should find them. « Show Less
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Speaker size doesn't matter, this is a converter, so if your car has the factory default, weird "T" plug then this will convert it from that to a normal speaker wire. And yes this will work for the back and front doors.
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I dont think it will work on your car because it is meant for VW and Audi only trust me dont waste your time with it just pay a little more and get the real stuff I got mine at Autozone for 49 dollars and its worked out great for everything you need.