RE: Auxillary cooling fan...
For a 1998 A6 wagon OBDII USA and Canada:
Look on the side of the relays for a schematic diagram, so you know which terminals are for the relay coil and which are for the relay contacts. One of the relay contact terminals should get 12 volts. If not, then you may have a blown 60Amp fuse, which is not listed in your owners manual. You may find this Maxi fusebehind the left footwell cove in front of the left front drivers door. The door sill may have a hidden cover which hidesseveral screws. The footwell cover may also have a hidden screw. The cooling fan relays are in the box in the plenum on the left side. The box should have a label, which identifies the relays. The coolant fan control switch has three wire, with one going to ground and the other two going to the relay coils. So, if either of the wires going to the relay coils is grounded, then the cooling fan should run. Also, check fuse S13 and the load reduction relay. If S13 is geting 12 volts with the ignition switch turned on, then it is not the load reduction relay. The cooling fan relay coils are powered by fuse S13.
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