90CS Quattro V6-2.8L (AAH) (1994)
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45 Nm (33 ft lb)
11 - Self-locking nut
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Always replace
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40 Nm (30 ft lb)
12 - Self-locking nut
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Always replace
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30 Nm (22 ft lb)
13 - Tie rod end, right
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Press off steering arm ~ Fig. 2 below
Note: When installing or adjusting the two tie rod ends (i.e. when adjusting toe), make sure that the joint pins are not tilting to the front or to the
rear.
14 - Pressure hose
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Routing to steering gear ~ Fig. 1 below
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To disconnect at steering gear housing, brake booster must first be removed
15 - Banjo bolts
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40 Nm (30 ft lb)
16 - Return hose
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Routing to steering gear ~ Fig. 1 below
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Before removing the banjo bolt -15- block off return hose using clamp 3094
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To disconnect at rotary valve housing brake booster must be removed and steering damper disconnected on wheelhousing side and moved
upward
17 - 0-rings
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Always replace
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Install on both sides of banjo fittings on pressure hose and return hose
18 - Tie rod carrier
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Disconnect from steering rack
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When tightening tie rods on carrier, vehicle must be standing on its wheels
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After disconnecting and connecting at steering rack, check toe and adjust if necessary
19 - Socket-head bolt
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40 Nm (30 ft lb)
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Counter-hold on hex portion of threaded bushing
20 - Strap
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Install in both tie rods and screw into carrier with vehicle standing on wheels
21 - Threaded bushing
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When removing and installing socket-head bolt, counter-hold against hex
22 - Bracket for steering damper, wheelhousing side
23 - Steering gear
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Overall ratio: 16.8 1
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Removing and installing See: Service and Repair/Removing and Installing
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Align when installing steering column
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Do not install steering gear with excess tension; adjust in mounts if necessary
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After installing, move to center position, install steering wheel in correct position (spokes horizontal), and tighten
24 - Left wheelhousing
25 - Socket-head bolt
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20 Nm (15 ft lb)
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Tighten before bolting steering gear to bulkhead
26 - Spring washer
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Always replace
27 - Tie rod end, left
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Pressing off steering lever ~ Fig. 2 below
Note: When installing or adjusting the two tie rod ends (i.e. when adjusting toe), make sure that the joint pins are not tilting to the front or to the
rear.
28 - Threaded piece
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Always adjust toe on both tie rods
29 - Adjusting screw