Gearbox and car shafts Audi A4 B5, petrol
Gearbox and final drive
The gearbox adapts the engine and drive wheel speeds through different gear ratios. The driver can thus influence the vehicle's speed, acceleration and...
The gearbox adapts the engine and drive wheel speeds through different gear ratios. The driver can thus influence the vehicle's speed, acceleration and...
Manual transmission
The engine power is transmitted via the clutch to the input shaft of the gearbox. On this input or drive shaft are 6 gears (including reverse gear), which are...
The engine power is transmitted via the clutch to the input shaft of the gearbox. On this input or drive shaft are 6 gears (including reverse gear), which are...
Noises in the gearbox
Over time, noises developing in the gearbox may attract attention. In this case, you should first check the oil level in the gearbox. If a whining sound...
Over time, noises developing in the gearbox may attract attention. In this case, you should first check the oil level in the gearbox. If a whining sound...
Automatic transmission
The Audi A4 uses two different models of automatic transmission: firstly, the VW-developed "AG-4" transmission for the four-cylinder engine without...
The Audi A4 uses two different models of automatic transmission: firstly, the VW-developed "AG-4" transmission for the four-cylinder engine without...
Electronic gearbox control
In a planetary gear, all gears are permanently engaged. The various stages of transmission are achieved without interruption of traction by driving or holding...
In a planetary gear, all gears are permanently engaged. The various stages of transmission are achieved without interruption of traction by driving or holding...
Main gear
The gearbox and final drive – almost like in all front-wheel drive vehicles – are located in a common housing in the Audi A4. The power transmitted from the...
The gearbox and final drive – almost like in all front-wheel drive vehicles – are located in a common housing in the Audi A4. The power transmitted from the...
Drive shafts
In order for you to not feel the influence of the drive shafts on the steering when driving and controlling the car, the drive shaft joints must transmit the...
In order for you to not feel the influence of the drive shafts on the steering when driving and controlling the car, the drive shaft joints must transmit the...
Checking the drive shaft seals
The cuffs - the arrow points to one of them - on the hinges should not have cracks or damage. Dirt and moisture are dangerous for the hinge. The drive shaft...
The cuffs - the arrow points to one of them - on the hinges should not have cracks or damage. Dirt and moisture are dangerous for the hinge. The drive shaft...
Help with malfunctions
Drive shafts Usually there are no problems with drive shafts. Their durability depends, of course, on the driving style of the car. Starting with the gas pedal...
Drive shafts Usually there are no problems with drive shafts. Their durability depends, of course, on the driving style of the car. Starting with the gas pedal...
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