A4 Mk1
Testing lambda control
Testing operation
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Do not proceed with the test until the coolant temperature shown in display zone 2 has reached at least 80 °C. Display zone 3 will show the voltage of the lambda probe signal. |
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Display zone 4 will show the status of the Lambda control. Relevance of figures in 8-digit number block in display zone 4 (see also Page 01-107):
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If the lambda control has reached one of its stop limits (i.e. if the "Lambda control at stop limit" space contains a "1"), the "Mixture status" space will indicate which of the stops the lambda control is at. |
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If the Lambda control has reached a stop limit and the "Mixture status" space is showing a "1" continuously, this means that the Lambda control is at the maximum leaning-down limit but the Lambda probe is still registering "Mixture too rich". |
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If the Lambda control has reached a stop limit and the "Mixture status" space is showing a "0" continuously, this means that the Lambda control is at the maximum enrichment limit but the Lambda probe is still registering "Mixture too lean". Note: If the Lambda control remains at either of the stop limits ("too rich" or "too lean") for a certain period of time a fault will be recorded in the fault memory.
Note: The mixture adaption system has learning ability, i.e. the Lambda control can recognise differences between various engines (injector nozzle delivery, compression, fuel pressure etc.) and compensates by adjusting the pre-programmed basic injection periods in the map in the control unit. The injection periods are extended or reduced until a mixture composition of "λ = 1" is achieved. |
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Display zone 2 shows the Lambda learned value for idling.
Display zone 3 shows the Lambda learned value for part throttle.
Specifications: => Page 01-94. |