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High Pressure Lines, Installing

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Special tools and workshop equipment required 

Procedure

NOTE:

Check the sealing cones for deformities, cracks, damages, scratches or corrosion before reinstalling. Replace any damaged or corroded high pressure lines.

Check the line boring for deformities, narrowing or damage.

Make note of the installation position of the previous high pressure lines before reinstalling.

-- Remove any dirt from the sealing cone on the fuel rail.

-- Clean the fuel line and line connection with detergent and dry it with compressed air.

-- Coat the threads on the union nut with fuel.

-- Hand-tighten the union nuts for the high-pressure lines evenly, making sure they are seated without tension.

Union Nuts 17 mm Socket on Fuel Rail

Fig 1: Identifying SW 17 Union Nut At Fuel Rail, Torque Wrench V.A.G 1331 And SW 17 Socket V.A.G 1331/6
GWWA23-10096Courtesy of AUDI OF AMERICA, LLC

-- Use Torque Wrench 5-50 NmV.A.G 1331 with Tool Insert, AF 17V.A.G 1331/6 to tighten the high pressure lines.

Union Nuts 17 mm Socket on Fuel Injectors

Fig 2: Fastening High-Pressure Line At High Pressure Pump Using Torque Wrench V.A.G 1331 With Ratchet V.A.G 1331/1 And Socket 17 Mm T40055
GWWA13-10038Courtesy of AUDI OF AMERICA, LLC

-- To tighten the high pressure lines, use Torque Wrench 5-50 NmV.A.G 1331 with Ratchet, ReversibleV.A.G 1331/1 and SocketT40055.

Fuel System, Bleeding and Performing a Leak Test

-- Let the engine run a few minutes at idle without pressing the accelerator pedal and then stop the engine.

NOTE:

The high pressure connections must not be opened; the fuel system bleeds itself.

-- Turn off ignition.

-- Carefully check the entire fuel system and the six return line connections for leaks.

If there are leaks even though the correct tightening specification was used, replace the affected component.

-- Perform a road test where the accelerator pedal is pressed all the way down at least one time. Then check the high pressure area again for leaks.

NOTE:

If there is still air in the fuel system, the engine may switch to emergency mode during the road test. Turn off the engine and erase the Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory. Then continue the road test.

-- After the road test, check the DTC memory again.