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Audi A4 Quattro Turbo 2001-2004 1.6 1.8 2.0 3.0 Workshop Manual Service V6 on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Language:English Format:Paperback Market:UK and European Print:Black and White ISBN:9781907070013

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  • 224 Pages
  • Paperback
  • Black and White
  • Published in 2008
  • Part of the Peter Russek Pocket Mechanic Series
  • This manual is intended for vehicles built to UK and European specifications with a gasoline/petrol engine unless diesel is specifically mentioned. Whilst many details are useful for the same make and model of car built for other markets, such vehicles may have different features, especially in areas concerned with safety and emission control.
AUDI A4 and Quattro With and Without Turbo 2001 to 2004 (UK and European Models)

Detailed description of removal, installation, adjustments, repair, overhaul and servicing of all the major vehicle parts (excluding body) including engine, clutch, brakes, steering, front and rear suspension, transmission, electrical equipment with wiring diagrams, exploded views and complete technical data.

Small though this Workshop Manual is in size, it lacks no detail in covering the whole of the servicing and repair of the Audi A4 models from model year 2001 generally known as the Audi A4. As usual the various models were offered in different versions. Different petrol engines were fitted, ranging from the 1.6 litre engine with a performance of 101 B.H.P. (74 kW), also listed with 102 B.H.P. (75 kW) to the 1.8 litre engine with a performance of 180 B.H.P. (132 KW) with turbo charger. Also available is a further 1.8 litre engine with turbo charger which is quoted with 150 B.H.P. (110 kW) and a 1.8 litre engine without turbo charger with 92 B.H.P. (125 kW).

Compiled and illustrated by experts, this manual provides a concise source of helpful Information, all of which has been cross-checked for accuracy to the manufacturer’s official service and repair procedures, but many instructions have derived from actual practice to facilitate your work. Where special tools are required, these are identified in the text if absolutely necessary and the authors do not hesitate to advise you if it is felt that the operation cannot be properly undertaken without the use of such tools.

The manual is called “Pocket Mechanic” and produced in a handy glove-pocket size with the aim that it should be kept in the vehicle whilst you are travelling. Many garage mechanics themselves use these publications in their work and if you have the manual with you in the car you will have an invaluable source of reference which will quickly repay its modest initial cost.

    Covers Audi A4 and Quattro
  • 1.6 Litre (ALZ Engine)
  • 1.8 Litre Turbo (AVJ)
  • 2.0 Litre, 20V (ALT)
  • 3.0 Litre V6 (ASN)
  • Also Convertible
Table of Contents
  • GENERAL INFORMATION, DIMENSIONS, WEIGHTS, CAPACITIES, GENERAL, SERVICING NOTES
  • 1.6 LITRE FOUR-CYLINDER ENGINE
  • 1.8 / 2.0 LITRE FOUR-CYLINDER ENGINES
  • LUBRICATION SYSTEM (ALL ENGINES)
  • COOLING SYSTEM (ALL ENGINES)
  • SIMOS FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM
  • MOTRONIC FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM
  • IGNITION
  • CLUTCH
  • MANUAL TRANSMISSIONS
  • FRONT DRIVE SHAFTS
  • STEERING
  • FRONT SUSPENSION
  • REAR SUSPENSION - TWO-WHEEL DRIVE
  • REAR SUSPENSION - FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE
  • BRAKES
  • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
  • EXHAUST SYSTEM
  • 3.0 LITRE V6 ENGINE
  • SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE
  • FAULT FINDING SECTION
  • WIRING DIAGRAM

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