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Removing and installing combination valve for secondary air system (left-side) - engine code CBRA >
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A3 Mk2
Power unit
6-cylinder injection engine (3.2 ltr. 4-valve), mechanics
Exhaust system
Servicing secondary air system
Checking combination valves for secondary air system for proper operation and leakage - engine code CBRA
Checking combination valves for secondary air system for proper operation and leakage - engine code CBRA
Checking combination valves for secondary air system for proper operation and leakage - engine code CBRA
Special tools and workshop equipment required
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Hose clamps, up to Ø 25 mm -3094- for combination valve for secondary air system (left-side)
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Hand-operated vacuum pump -VAS 6213-
Procedure
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Vacuum hoses and hose connections do not leak.
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Vacuum hoses are not clogged.
Combination valve for secondary air system (left-side):
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Disconnect air pipe
-arrows-
.
Note
Disregard
-item 1-
.
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Disconnect vacuum hoses
-1, 2, 4-
at rear of intake manifold.
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Unbolt hose bracket from intake manifold
-arrows-
and move clear to rear, with hoses attached.
Note
Disregard
-item 3-
.
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Disconnect secondary air hose
-arrow-
, move hose clear towards the top and clamp off using hose clamp -3094-.
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Disconnect vacuum hose from combination valve for secondary air system (left-side).
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Connect hand-operated vacuum pump -VAS 6213- to vacuum connection on combination valve for secondary air system.
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Disconnect secondary air hose at the position marked with an
-arrow-
.
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Blow lightly into secondary air hose with your mouth (do not use compressed air).
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The combination valve for secondary air system should be closed; it should not be possible to blow through the hose.
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Operate hand-operated vacuum pump to produce a vacuum.
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The combination valve for secondary air system should open; it should now be possible to blow through the hose.
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Renew combination valve for secondary air system (left-side) if valve does not react as described
→ Chapter
.
Combination valve for secondary air system (right-side):
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Remove combination valve for secondary air (right-side)
→ Chapter
.
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Connect hand-operated vacuum pump -VAS 6213- to vacuum connection
-1-
on combination valve (right-side) for secondary air system.
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Connect a suitable test hose
-2-
onto combination valve for secondary air system.
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Blow lightly into test hose with your mouth (do not use compressed air).
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The combination valve for secondary air system should be closed; it should not be possible to blow through the hose.
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Operate hand-operated vacuum pump to produce a vacuum.
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The combination valve for secondary air system should open; it should now be possible to blow through the hose.
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Renew combination valve for secondary air system (right-side) if valve does not react as described
→ Chapter
.
Assembling
Installation is carried out in the reverse order; note the following:
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Install combination valve for secondary air (right-side)
→ Chapter
.
Power unit
6-cylinder injection engine (3.2 ltr. 4-valve), mechanics
Exhaust system
Servicing secondary air system
Checking combination valves for secondary air system for proper operation and leakage - engine code CBRA
Removing and installing combination valve for secondary air system (left-side) - engine code CBRA >
< Removing and installing combination valve for secondary air system - engine code BDB, BMJ, BUB