How to disassemble interior

[BriGuy]

I am planning on adding additional sound insulation to my 2003 A4. Before I go tearing things apart, though, I would like to have half a clue as to how the seats, center counsel, etc, are supposed to come apart. Are there manuals available that go through this step by step? I looked at audi shop manuals, but they seemed to include only mechanical info.

My goal is to make the car tomb quiet. I spend lots of time on the highway and, while not loud, the A4 interior is loud enough that it gets tiring after all day on the road.

Thanks!

[Saturnine]

Sedan or Avant?

Search for this topic.. Ive responded to a few questions like this already (its kind of a long process)

Ive put in a new stereo as well in my Avant, and i dynomatted the crap out of almost everything.. Made such a big difference..

Let me know if you have any other specific questions

[04USportDolphin]

you need a 10mm socket and a lot of free time

[Saturnine]

HAHHAHA..

Aint that the truth

Originally posted by 04USportDolphin
you need a 10mm socket and a lot of free time

[RippleChip]

All I can say is have fun....can be a lengthy process.

[wombatt_0]

saturine- if you don't mind me asking how long did all that take you to do. i'm also thinking about doing it myself too.

[jokas]

is dynomatt that spray stuff? so what do you do? just open up all the panels and then just spray away??

Originally posted by Saturnine
Sedan or Avant?

Search for this topic.. Ive responded to a few questions like this already (its kind of a long process)

Ive put in a new stereo as well in my Avant, and i dynomatted the crap out of almost everything.. Made such a big difference..

Let me know if you have any other specific questions

[foofighter]

John the time is drawing nearer...i can feel it...your services will be summoned soon

[Saturnine]

I did my stereo over the course of week or so. I work during the day, and mod at night

I could probably strip the whole interior in a few hours now

Originally posted by wombatt_0
saturine- if you don't mind me asking how long did all that take you to do. i'm also thinking about doing it myself too.

[Saturnine]

When the pictures were taken, i hadnt put in the dynomat yet.. but yea, Dynomat is a self adheasive sound deadener (basically super thin metal sheets that have a 1/16" of glue/adheasive on one side) once its cut out to shape and pressed onto the desired surface, thats it. Its very very hard to remove, so its basically there for good I did attatch the oem foam board over the dynomat, so it actually does look like these pics..

It looks like this thou (not my pic) You get the idea

Originally posted by jokas
is dynomatt that spray stuff? so what do you do? just open up all the panels and then just spray away??

[RippleChip]

Wow you went all out on the Dynamat.