Audi A4

since 1994 release

Repair and operation of the car



A4 Audi
+ Running gear
+ Regular servicing
+ Engines
+ Turbo-supercharging
+ System of an exhaust
+ Cooling system
+ Fuel tank and fuel pump
- Air filter and channels of absorption
   Dismantle of an insert of the air filter
   Purge of an insert of the air filter
   Replacement of an insert of the air filter
   Preliminary heating of the soaked-up air
   The switching inlet collector
+ System of injection
+ Coupling
+ Transmission and main transfer
+ Suspension bracket of wheels and steering
+ Brakes
+ Wheels and tires
+ Electrotechnical equipment
+ System of ignition
+ Lighting
+ Alarm equipment
+ Tools and devices
+ Heating and ventilation
+ body Details
+ Salon
Search of malfunctions
Technical characteristics




The switching inlet collector

The six-cylinder engine with a working volume of 2,6 l has no the switching inlet collector. His inlet collector consists of the knots shown here. Here the special attention is paid to the small weight of a design.


Gates of the switching inlet collector at the six-cylinder engine with a working volume of 2,8 l are put in action by means of a vacuum box (2) by means of a vacuum hose (1). This box should not be confused to a vacuum box (3) systems of adjustment of speed (an additional complete set).


The valve (1) switching of a register inlet collector defines, whether there has to be in a vacuum box a vacuum. He receives a signal of switching on a wire (2) from the control unit of injection. Then the vacuum from a tube (3) inlet collectors can move to a tube (4) vacuum boxes. The valve is installed behind an inlet collector on a so-called noise absorber of the soaked-up air.


In the photo fixing bolts (shooters) of an inlet collector are shown.


Here the sequence in which fixing bolts of an inlet collector of the six-cylinder engine with a working volume of 2,6 and 2,8 l are tightened is shown. Only this way it is possible to avoid at installation of deformation of an inlet collector.

The six-cylinder engine with a working volume of 2,8 l

The high torque even with a low frequency of rotation is provided by the long soaking-up tube with a small diameter. On the contrary, ensuring big engine capacity with a high frequency of rotation requires the short soaking-up tube with big cross section. To combine that and another, the Audi firm developed the switching inlet collector. In it depending on a situation six gates are closed and open. Thanks to it at the disposal of each cylinder there is one of the soaking-up tubes of different length and with a different diameter: or an inlet collector for providing a torque (a long tube with a small diameter) or an inlet collector for support of power (a short tube with a big diameter).

All six gates are put in action by the lowered pressure and cope depending on engine turns: to 4000 rpm they are closed for providing a high torque. Over 4000 rpm they are completely open for support of power. Lower than 4000 rpm by means of an inlet collector of a torque are won to 30 Nanometers in comparison with a power inlet collector.

The engine with a working volume of 2,8 l reaches the maximum torque in 245 Nanometers at 3000 rpm at euro brand gasoline use - super (euro-Super); with gasoline super plus (98 ROZ) torque raises to 250 Nanometers. In the wide range from 2000 to over 5500 rpm on hand there are at least 220 Nanometers.

Check of functioning of the switching inlet collector

Switching of an inlet collector needs to be checked only if the lack of power is observed. In the beginning check a hand ease of the course of the lever mechanism. After that check of functional ability follows: it becomes at the heated-up engine:

 PERFORMANCE ORDER

  1. Start the engine, lift turns much higher than 4000 rpm.
  2. Observe a vacuum box: draft of management has to be delayed back.
  3. If it not so, check vacuum hoses for tightness. If they as it should be:
  4. Check a vacuum box: put on a spare hose connecting knot of a box, intensively suck a mouth.
  5. If draft of management does not move and/or a lot of air can be soaked up, the box is faulty. Replace it. But if box in working order:
  6. Check the valve of switching of the register of an inlet collector: remove both vacuum hoses from the valve. Put on a spare hose connecting knot of an inlet collector of the valve.
  7. Vigorously suck a mouth a spare vacuum hose. Air should not podsasyvatsya (there is no passability).
  8. Start the engine, lift turns much higher than 4000 rpm.
  9. Again vigorously suck a hose. Now air has to podsasyvatsya (passability is).
  10. If still the source of malfunction was not found (that is quite improbable), in a workshop it is necessary to check control.

Dismantle of the switching inlet collector

The six-cylinder engine with a working volume of 2,8 l

 PERFORMANCE ORDER

  1. Dismantle an engine cover.
  2. Disconnect sockets of candles, take out from arms of a wire of a high voltage.
  3. Dismantle a distributive tube of fuel together with all valves of injection (section System of Injection of MPI/MPFI).
  4. Dismantle an inlet hose.
  5. Dismantle the valve of stabilization of idling or disconnect the socket.
  6. Dismantle all vacuum hoses / ventilating hoses of a case on an inlet collector and a branch pipe of a butterfly valve.
  7. Dismantle a cable of a butterfly valve and the socket of its potentiometer.
  8. Unscrew bolts as it should be, the return to an inhaling in the photo above.
  9. Remove an inlet collector with a branch pipe of a butterfly valve.
  10. Installation: replace laying.
  11. Tighten fixing bolts of an inlet collector according to sequence in drawing above in four stages. 1st stage: 5 Nanometers, 2nd stage: 10 Nanometers, 3rd stage: 20 Nanometers, 4th stage: once again 20 Nanometers.

Dismantle of an inlet collector of V6 with a working volume of 2,6 l

 PERFORMANCE ORDER

  1. Dismantle is carried out the same as at the engine with a working volume of 2,8 l.
  2. The same rules, as for the engine with a working volume of 2,8 l work for sequence of an inhaling of fixing bolts.