Filed Under (Audi) by admin on 20-08-2010
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Speed nut (4x) Bolt (4x) Screws (2x) Decorative panel Armrest, lower part Bolt Expanding nut (4x) Door trim – Removing: – Remove lower part of armrest – 5 -. – Remove bolts – 3 – (2x) from door trim – 8 -. – Remove bolts – 6 – from door trim – 8 -. – Unclip decorative panel – 4 -. – Remove decorative panel – 4 – toward front. – Remove bolts – 2 – (4x) from door trim – 8 -. – Unclip door trim – 8 -. – Raise door trim – 8 – upward approx. 20 cm out from door shell. Disengage Bowden cable for interior door mechanism Disconnect electrical harness connectors – Installation: Installation is performed in the reverse order of removal. Note the following: – When installing, speed nuts – 1 – (4x) for expanding nuts – 7 – (4x) must be clipped in. – When installing, door trim must be pressed in the middle to door shell. Disengaging Bowden cable – Disconnect circlip – 3 -. – Pull Bowden cable – 1 – out of guide – 2 – and disengage. NOTE: When installing make sure that catch – 3 – faces upward. Harness connector at window regulator control module – Press catch – 2 – and disconnect harness connector – 3 – from control module in direction of arrow. – Disconnect harness connector to bass speaker
Filed Under (Audi) by admin on 19-08-2010
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Coolant pump Gasket 10 Nm (7 ft. lbs.) Removing: – Remove toothed belt, Refer to Engine; Service and Repair. Note: The vibration damper does not have to be unbolted or removed. Remove toothed belt tensioning roller. Remove coolant pump (9 Torx bolts). Installing – Install coolant pump (9 Torx bolts). – Install toothed belt tensioning roller. – Install toothed belt, Refer to Engine; Service and Repair. Tightening torques Coolant Pump 14 Nm (10 ft. lbs.) Toothed Belt Tensioning Roller 45 Nm (33 ft. lbs.)
Filed Under (Audi) by admin on 09-08-2010
Tags: audi a6,
audi a6 quattro,
belt pulley,
camshaft,
crankshaft,
cylinder block,
cylinder head,
noise insulation,
ribbed belt,
sprockets,
toothed belt
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Toothed belt, removing and installing Special tools and equipment: – Spring pin from 2024A – Pin wrench 3212 – Open end wrench 3312 – Wrench 3078 (22 mm) – Clamping bolt 3242 – Camshaft bar T40005 – Puller T40001 – Torque wrench VAG 1410 – Socket attachment VAS 5122 – Tensioning roller key T40009 – Pin T40011 Removing – - – - Remove engine cover-arrows-. Remove cylinder head cover-1- and -2-. Disengage spring clips at toothed belt cover. Remove toothed belt cover. – - – Remove noise insulation -arrows-. Removing and installing ribbed belt. See: Drive Belts, Mounts, Brackets and Accessories/Drive Belt/Service and Repair Remove ribbed belt pulley for viscous fan. Turn crankshaft to TDC by hand. Markings -A- and -B- must be aligned. Check position of camshafts: larger holes -arrow- in securing plates on camshaft sprockets must be in line with each other and facing inward. If not, turn crankshaft one revolution. Remove sealing plug -arrow- from left side of cylinder block. TDC drilling in crankshaft must be behind sealing plug hole (feel to check).
Filed Under (Audi) by admin on 20-06-2010
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Background Changing the transmission fluid and filter is probably the MOST IMPORTANT service that you can perform on your A8. The transmission has metallic wear components. Once these wear, the filter clogs up and the oil is degraded over time. This starves the hydraulic pump of oil, especially on cold start ups and causes the pump to cavitate. This is the squealing noise that can be heard. This can cause long term damage to the transmission. Audi states the automatic transmission fluid (ATF) is a lifetime fluid. This is not true. It is recommend to change the fluid and filter every 25,000 to 40,000 miles. This can save over $8,000 for a rebuilt transmission. Parts Needed 01L-325-429-A Filter (see note below) 01L-325-443 Filter to Transmission Gasket/O-Ring
Filed Under (Audi) by admin on 19-06-2010
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5.- There are at least 5 reasons the compressor clutch will shut-off and not register a DTC: – A/C system is manually turned off. – Ambient temperature too low. – Engine overheat signal from the 4 terminal multi-function temperature sensor. – Load signal from the engine control unit (shut-off for up to 12 seconds). – Kickdown signal from TCM (shut-off for up to 12 seconds). DIAGNOSIS PROCEDURE 1. – Print DTC (additionally, read control head diagnostic display, channel 1, on cars with automatic climate control), then erase DTC. 2. – Check control head coding on cars with automatic climate control. Check compressor clutch control module coding level on cars with manual A/C.