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Vacuum, Checking

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The average earth atmospheric air pressure at sea level (N. N.) is 1013 mbar (14.69 psi). It decreases dramatically at higher altitudes (approximately 100 mbar (1.45 psi) every 1000 meters higher). Local and time fluctuations also influence the vacuum.

A cold engine, the A/C switched on as well as the engine simply idling can negatively influence the vacuum.

Procedure

-- Connect the Brake Servo Tester:VAS6721  . Refer to BRAKE BOOSTER TESTER, CONNECTING .

-- Open the shut-off valve -A-.

Fig 1: Identifying VAS 6721 Shut-Off Valves
GWWN47-10210Courtesy of AUDI

-- Close the shut-off valves -B and C-.

-- Start the warm (greater than 60 °C (140 °F)) engine and press the accelerator pedal once briefly (engine speed higher than 2, 000 RPM).

-- Read the displayed measured value.

Check the vacuum system for leaks if the measured value is not reached, even though all requirements (see notes) are met.

-- Create a vacuum using the :VAS6213  for comparison. Refer to VACUUM, CREATING WITH HAND VACUUM PUMP .

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Opening the shut-off valve -B- makes it easier to remove the hose connections and the adapter.