The Audi TT 1999-2006 Factory Service Repair Manual provides a comprehensive guide for servicing and repairing your vehicle. This manual, used by Audi technicians and mechanics, offers detailed instructions for every repair, from routine maintenance like tune-ups and brake service, to more extensive repairs involving engine and transmission disassembly. The manual features clear and concise text, combined with illustrations, making it possible for anyone with basic mechanical knowledge to safely and easily service their Audi TT. Comprehensive diagrams, in-depth illustrations, and all the manufacturer's specifications and technical information are included, ensuring you have the resources needed to perform any repair. This manual covers all model years from 1999 to 2006, providing the most reliable information to maintain and repair your Audi TT.

The Audi TT, produced between 1999 and 2006, is a compact sports car that marked a significant shift in Audi's design philosophy and propelled the brand into the forefront of the sports car market. This first generation TT, internally designated as the "8N" chassis, was a radical departure from Audi's typical conservative styling, boasting a sleek, coupe-like design with a low-slung profile and a distinctive, almost futuristic aesthetic. The TT was offered in both coupe and roadster variants, each featuring a lightweight aluminum chassis and a choice of powerful, turbocharged four-cylinder engines. The original TT's design, penned by the legendary J Mays, was heavily inspired by the 1995 Audi “Sport quattro” concept car, and its low-slung silhouette, rounded edges, and lack of traditional door handles instantly established it as a modern icon.

While the TT's visual appeal was undeniable, it was also engineered for performance. Audi offered a range of engine options, from the base 1.8-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing 180 horsepower to the potent 3.2-liter VR6 with 250 horsepower. The TT's lightweight construction and sophisticated quattro all-wheel-drive system (available on select models) further enhanced its handling and agility. The car was lauded for its precise steering, responsive throttle, and exceptional balance, making it a joy to drive on both winding roads and racetracks. Despite its sporting pedigree, the TT offered a surprising level of comfort and practicality. The interior, while minimalist in design, was well-appointed, featuring high-quality materials and ergonomic controls. The TT's compact size and relatively spacious interior made it surprisingly practical for everyday use.