Мануал ауди а6 1998

Brand: Audi
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Category: Air Conditioner
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Size: 1.94 MB

• Table of Contents

  3

  • General, Technical Data

    5

  • 1 General Information

    5
    • A/C System

      5

      • Refrigerant Oil

        11

      • Safety Precautions

        12

    • Laws and Regulations

      16

    • A/C System Principles

      22

• 1.4 Refrigerant Circuit and Components

  25

  • Refrigerant Circuit and Components

    25

  • Component Replacement

    26

  • Connections for Quick-Release Coupling on Refriger- Ant Circuit

    28

  • O-Ring Seals

    28

  • Refrigerant Circuit Connections with Valve for Switches

    30

  • Refrigerant Circuit Pipes and Hoses

    30

  • Refrigerant Circuit, Cleaning

    31

  • Refrigerant Circuit, Converting R12 to R134A

    31

  • Refrigerant Circuit, Flushing

    32

  • Refrigerant Circuit Flushing with Compressed Air and Nitrogen

    33

  • Refrigerant Circuit Flushing with Refrigerant R134A

    36

  • Refrigerant Circuit, Repairing

    43

  • Switches and Sensors

    43

  • 2 Description and Operation

    45

    • Refrigerant Circuit

      45

    • Refrigerant Circuit Precautions

      45

      • Ball Valve

        63

      • Pressure Relief Valve

        72

    • Switches and Sensors on Refrigerant Circuit and Connections

      78

    • Electrical Components Not on Refrigerant Circuit

      82

• 2.4 A/C Service Station

  83

  • A/C Service Station

    83

  • Using Service Station

    84

  • Charging Refrigerant Circuit

    87

  • Connecting for Measuring and Testing, Two Service Connections

    87

  • Connecting for Measuring and Testing, One Service Connection

    88

  • Connecting for Measuring and Testing, no Service Connection

    89

  • Connecting with Air Conditioning Adapter Set V.A.G 1786

    90

  • Connecting with Adapter Set VAG1785/10

    91

  • Draining Refrigerant Circuit

    91

  • Draining Service Station

    92

  • Evacuating Refrigerant Circuit

    93

  • Transferring Refrigerant to Reservoir (Charging Cylinder or Reservoir Bottle) of Service Station

    97

• 3 Specifications

  98

  • Charging Refrigerant

    98

  • Refrigerant R134A Capacities

    98

  • Capacities, Audi A3 (8L_) 1997 through MY 2004 and Audi TT (8N_), from MY 1999

    100

  • Capacities, Audi A3 (8P_) from MY 04

    103

  • Capacities, Audi TT (8J_) from MY 07

    104

  • Capacities, Audi 80 (8A_/8C_), Audi Coupe (8B_) and Audi Cabriolet (8G_), from MY 2002

    105

  • Capacities, Audi A4 (8D_), from MY 95

    105

  • Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F_) from MY 2009

    109

  • Capacities, Audi A4 (8K_) from MY 2008, Audi A5

    109

  • Capacities, Audi 100 and Audi A6 (4A_), from MY 98

    110

  • Capacities, Audi A6 (4B_) from MY 1998 and Audi Allroad (4B_) from MY 2005

    111

  • Capacities, Audi A6 (4F_), from MY 05

    116

  • Capacities, Audi V8 (4C_) from MY 94

    117

  • Capacities, Audi A8 (4D_) from MY 94

    118

  • Capacities, Audi A8 (4E_) from MY 03

    119

  • Capacities, Audi A8 (4H_) from MY 10

    119

  • Features of the Refrigerant System

    119

  • Refrigerant Oils

    121

• 3.4 Refrigerant Oil Capacities

  123

  • Refrigerant Oil Capacities

    123

    • At Start of Production, A/C Compressors Manufactured by

      125

    • Led. Refer to Electronic Parts Catalog (ETKA) and ⇒ Heating

      125

    • Ventilation and Air Conditioning; Rep. Gr. 87 ; Removal and

      125

    • Depending on the Engine, an A/C Compressor Manufactured

      125

    • Time (Introduction Still Open). Refer to Electronic Parts Catalog

      125

    • (ETKA) and ⇒ Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning; Rep

      125

    • Gr. 87 ; Removal and Installation

      125

  • Capacities, Audi A2 (8Z_) from MY 01

    125

    • Restrictor (Colored)

      125

    • Removal and Installation

      126

  • Capacities, Audi A3 (8L_) 1997 through MY 2004 and Audi TT (8N_), from MY 1999

    126

  • Capacities, Audi A3 (8P_) from MY 04

    127

  • Capacities, Audi TT (8J_) from MY 07

    128

  • Capacities, Audi 80 (8A_/8C_), Audi Coupe (8B_) and Audi Cabriolet (8G_), from MY 2002

    129

• 3.4.7 Capacities, Audi A4 (8D_), from My 95

  130

  • Vehicle Mod-Production Period Total Quantity of Oil in Refrig-Quantity of Refrigerant Oil in Replace- el Erant Circuit in CM 3 Ment Compressor in CM

    133

    • As of 04.97

      134

    • The Replacement Compressor Contains the Full Quantity of Oil

      134

    • Intended for the Refrigerant Circuit. on A/C Compressor Re

      134

    • Placement, the Quantity of Oil in the A/C Compressor Is There

      134

    • Fore to be Adjusted. Refer to

      134

    • Beginning the Production Year 2006, the Name of the Zexel a

      134

    • C Compressor was Changed from Zexel to Valeo

      134

  • Vehicle Mod-Production Period Total Quantity of Oil in Refrig-Quantity of Refrigerant Oil in Replace- el Erant Circuit in CM 3 Ment Compressor in CM

    136

    • As of

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  • 4 Diagnosis and Testing

    146

    • Pressure Gauge, Tests and Measurements

      146

    • Leak Detection

      147

    • Refrigerant Circuit Concerns

      155

    • Pressures, Checking

      157

  • 5 Removal and Installation

    195

    • Leaking or Damaged Components Except A/C Compressor, Accumulator or Receiver — Circuit Empty of Refrigerant

      195

    • Leaking or Damaged Components Except A/C Compressor, Accumulator or Receiver — Circuit Contains Refrigerant

      197

    • Compressor, Replacing Without Flushing Refrigerant Circuit

      197

    • Compressor, Replacing Due to Leakage or Internal Damage

      198

    • Receiver or Accumulator and Restrictor, Replacing after Cleaning Refrigerant Circuit

      199

    • Receiver or Accumulator, Replacing Without Flushing Refrigerant Circuit

      200

    • Dryer Cartridge and Dryer Bag, Replacing Without Flushing Refrigerant Circuit

      201

  • 6 Special Tools

    202

    • Commercially Available Tools and Materials

      202

    • Improvised Tools

      207

Brand: AUDI
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Category: Car Navigation system
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Size: 4.86 MB

• Contents

  2

• Display & Operating Elements

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• Quick Reference Guide

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• Display and Operating Elements

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• Compatible Navigation CD-Roms

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• Anti-Theft Coding

  5

• CD Changer and Tv/Video Mode

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• Operating Audi Navigation Plus While Driving

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• Audi Navigation Plus

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• How Does the Navigation System Work?

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• Main Screen

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• Handling the Screen

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• Cleaning the Screen

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• Menu Overview

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• Map and Information Display

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• Switching the Set on and off

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• Switching off the Unit

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• Main Navigation Menu

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• Last Destinations

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• Position Map

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• Top 4 Destinations

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• City

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• Street/Centre

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• Crossing/House Number

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• Special Destinations

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• The Edit Menu

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• Making an Entry

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• Activate «List»

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• Selecting Names from the Fist

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• Overview

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• Entering a New Destination

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• Entering a Destination from the Des­tination Memory

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• Entering a Destination-New Destination

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• Entering the Town/City Name

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• City Submenu

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• Entering a Destination- Street

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• Selecting the «Street» Menu Field

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• Entering Names in the Edit Menu

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• Selecting Names from the List

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• Entering a Destination-«Town Centre»

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• Selecting the «Town Centre» Menu Field

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• Selecting a Town Centre

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• Selecting a Destination-«Destination Area»

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• Selecting a Category

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• Entering a Destination-From the Map

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• Calling up the Map

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• Entering a Destination-Special Destinations

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• Selecting the «Special Dests.» Menu Field

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• Selecting Destinations in the «Destination Area»

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• Selecting an Entry from the List

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• Select Destination in the Vicinity of the Current Vehicle Location

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• Selecting Supraregional Destinations

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• Selecting the «Suprareg. Dests.» Menu Field

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• Destinations from the Travel Guide

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• Calling up Travel Guide

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• Selecting Categories and Destinations

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• Defining the Current Vehicle Location as a Flagged Destination

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• Selecting the Flagged Destination as Your Destination

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• Destination Memory

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• Selecting a Destination

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• Storing a Destination

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• Changing a Short Name

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• Storing a Flagged Destination

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• To Adopt the Standard Name

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• To Enter a Location Name of Your Own

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• Sorting Destinations

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• Deleting Destinations

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• Deleting Destinations from the Destination Memory

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• Deleting the Last Destination

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• Deleting a Single Destination

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• Deleting the Entry

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• Starting Route Guidance

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• Information Display

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• Changing to the Map Display

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• Display the Full Destination Address

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• Tailback Function and Dynamic Route Guidance

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• Summary

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• Dîsplaying the Tailback Function Master Menu

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• Tailback Function

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• Block Part of the Route List (for Route Section)

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• Activating Blocking

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• Cancelling Blocking

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• Blocking Advance Route Sections (from here On)

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• Cancelling Blocks

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• Dynamic Route Guidance

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• Chargeable Traffic Bulletins (Tele­phone)

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• Free Traffic Bulletins (Radio RDS-TMC)

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• Selecting the Source of Traffic Bulletins

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• Telephone Selected as Source

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• Cyclical Inquiry

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• Running Retrieval Manually (Check Latest)

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• Radio (RDS-TMC) Selected as Source

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• Automatic Calculation of the Alternative Route

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• Switching on Dynamic Route During Route Guidance (Now Automatically)

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• Retrieving Traffic Bulletins

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• Entering Settings

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• «Automatic Zoom» Menu Field

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• «Alignment» Menu Field

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• «Map Type» Menu Field

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• «Map Content» Menu Field

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• «Route Option» Menu Field

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• Route Guidance

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• Store+Guidance

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• «Route List» Menu Field

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• «Settings» Menu Field

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• Selecting the Language

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• Setting Your Location Manually

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• GPS Information Screen

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• Volume Set-Up

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• Contrast

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• Time

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• CD Eject

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• Switching the Radio on

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• 11-Radio/CD/Tv Key

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• 6-FM Key

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• Selecting a Radio Station 2 and 5 Keys for Station Search and Manual Station Tuning

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• Storing and Recalling Radio Stations

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• Storing Radio Stations Manual

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• 9-AS Key (Autostore)

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• Adjusting the Tone Control

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• 22-TONE Key for Tone Control

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• Adjusting the Bass Setting

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• Volume Control

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• Altering the Initial Volume

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• Radio Mode with RDS and RDS Regional

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• General Information on RDS Reception

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• How Does RDS Work?

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• Alternative Frequencies (AF Code)

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• TP Code (= Traffic Program)

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• TA Code (= Traffic Announcement)

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• EON (Enhanced Information Con­cerning Other Networks)

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• Emergency Warnings

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• 19-MODE Key

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• Defining the RDS Name

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• Selecting RDS Regional

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• When Is It Advisable to Switch RDS Regional Off?

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• Traffic Programs

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• Switching on Traffic Information (TP Function)

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• Listening to Traffic Messages

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• 7-TP Key to Retrieve Traffic Messages

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• Retrieving Traffic Messages

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• When You Retrieve Messages Recorded with the 24-Hour Standby Function

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• Switching off the TP Function

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• Deleting Traffic Messages

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• Switching on the CD Mode

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• Selecting the Operating Mode

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• Selecting a CD

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• 3 And 4-Key for CD Selection

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• 2 And 5-Keys for Track Selection Cue and Review

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• 49-MODE Key

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• Playing the Tracks of a CD in Ran­dom Order

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• CD Mode and Traffic Announcements

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• Instructions on Using the CD Changer

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• Tips on CD Operation

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• Compact Disc Cleaning Instructions

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• Precautionary Measures in Connection with Laser Equipment

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• CD Changer

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• CD Magazine

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• Removing the Magazine from the Changer

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• Inserting the Magazine

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• Loading the Magazine with Cds

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• Removing Cds

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• Error Messages

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• Operating the Television

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• Switching on the Television Mode

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• 23-Return Key: Display Information

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• 3 And 4-Keys for Selecting TV Stations

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• 2 And 5-Keys for Selecting Channel

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• Activate User Menu

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• Selecting a Menu Item

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• Adjusting the Screen

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• Storing Channels Manually

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• User Mode

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• Auto Mode

  69

• Selecting Video and Audio Standards

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• Activating Videotext

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• Selecting Videotext Pages

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• Altering the Page Display

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• Switching to Video Mode

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• Switching off Tv/Video Mode

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• Removing the Electronic Block

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• Incorrect Code Number

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• Appendix

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• Guarantee, Exchange, Antenna Care, Registration

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• Index

  75

Brand: Audi
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 2.95 MB

• Table of Contents

  3

• 1 General Information

  5

  • Wheels and Tires

    5

  • Wheels, Tires, Wheel Alignment

    5

  • Documents and Designations

    7

  • Legal and Technical Requirements for Retrofitting Wheel and Tire Combinations

    9

  • Run-Flat Tire Safety Precautions

    10

  • Run-Flat Tire Installation Instructions

    11

  • Additional Wheel Housing Enlargement, FLAPS

    12

  • Rolling Resistance Tires

    12

  • Multipart Composite Wheels

    13

  • Wheel Bolts

    13

  • Wheel Rims with Glued-On Wheel Trim

    13

  • Wheel Rims, Preparing

    15

  • Tire Requirement and Maintenance

    16

    • Driving Style

      20

    • Snow Chains

      26

  • Tire Wear and Service Life

    30

  • Tires, Rolling Noises

    34

  • Wheels and Tires, Vibration

    37

  • Balancing

    38

  • Finish Balancer

    42

  • Vehicle Pulls to One Side

    46

  • Tire Damage

    48

  • Impact Damage

    51

  • Tire Pressure Monitoring System

    56

  • Wheel Repair Kit

    56

  • Pressure Sensor

    57

  • Emergency Wheels

    58

  • Tires with Emergency Running Characteristics, PAX

    58

  • Tires with Emergency Running Characteristics, SST (Self-Supporting Tire)

    65

• 2 Description and Operation

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  • Disc Wheel Design Overview, Wheel Rims

    69

  • Light Alloy Wheels Component Overview

    71

  • Tires with Emergency Running Characteristics (PAX) Component Overview

    73

  • Tire Side Wall Lettering Overview

    74

  • Tire Pressure Monitoring System Assembly Overview

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  • Fastener Tightening Specifications

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• 3 Specifications

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  • Wheel Bolt Tightening Specifications

    79

• 4 Diagnosis and Testing

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  • Vehicle Pulls to One Side, Correcting

    81

  • Wheel Rotation, Non-Directional Tires

    82

  • Wheel Rotation, Directional Tires

    83

  • Wheels and Tires, Radial and Lateral Run Out, Checking with Tire Dial Gauge

    84

  • Wheels and Tires, Radial and Lateral Run-Out, Checking with VAG 1435

    84

  • Rim Radial and Lateral Run Out, Checking

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• 5 Removal and Installation

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  • Wheel, Changing and Mounting

    87

  • Metal Valve Body

    91

  • Wheel Electronics, TPMS, Beru System

    96

  • Wheel Electronics, TPMS, Siemens System

    96

  • Wheel Rims with Replaceable Decorative Trim, Attached with Bolts

    97

  • Wheel Rims with Replaceable Decorative Trim, Glued

    97

  • Tires, Changing

    100

  • Tires, with Run-Flat Tires

    102

  • Tires, Sealed with Sealant

    106

• 6 Special Tools

  108