Audi Workshop Service and Repair Manuals

Removing and installing air cleaner , Fig. 3

• Plug
• Rubber inlay
• 3 Nm
• ◆ Notes on installing => Page 24-23
• Seal
• ◆ Check securely seated
• ◆ Renew if damaged
• Air intake housing with regulating flap
• Cover
• Air cleaner lower part

• Gasket
• ◆ Note installation position
• ◆ Renew if damaged
• Filter element

→ Fig. 1    Resistance values for coolant temperature sender (G62)

The diagram is divided into two temperature ranges:

•     A -    From 0...50 °C
•     B -    From 50...105 °C

Examples:

• ◆ 30 °C is in range A and corresponds to a resistance of 1.5...2.0 kω
• ◆ 80 °C is in range B and corresponds to a resistance of 275...375 ω

→ Fig.2    Resistance values for intake air temperature sender (G42)

The diagram is divided into two temperature ranges:

•     A -    From 0...50 °C
•     B -    From 50...105 °C

Examples:

• ◆ 20 °C is in range A and corresponds to a resistance of 2.3...2.6 kω
• ◆ 80 °C is in range B and corresponds to a resistance of 290...330 ω

→ Fig. 3    Removing and installing air cleaner

Removing

• ‒ Pull crankcase breather hose -4- off air cleaner housing.
• ‒ Unclip ignition cables -5- out of air cleaner upper part.
• ‒ Remove air cleaner.

Installing

• ‒ Installing the air cleaner is carried out in the reverse order.

Note:

To secure the air cleaner lower part to the air cleaner upper part self tapping screws are used. If these screws are loosened or tightened with a power tool the thread in the air cleaner upper or lower parts can be damaged.

For this reason the use of a power tool can only be used when:

• ◆ The power tool maximum speed is 200 rpm.
• ◆ The tightening torque is set to a maximum of 3 Nm.