Gasoline car maintenance Audi A4 B5

Maintenance Specifications
Volumes of filling oils and liquids Motor oil: Engines 1595 cm³ (ADP, AHL) - 3.3 l All other engines are 3.9L Cooling system: Petrol models 6.0 l Checkpoint:...

Maintenance Schedule — Gasoline Models
The service intervals in this manual are based on the assumption that you will perform all the work. This is the minimum amount of work that we believe is...

View under the hood and from underneath the car
Under the hood view - models with 1.8L DOHC 20-valve petrol engine (ADR) 1. Engine oil filler cap 2. Air filter 3. Carbon adsorber electromagnetic valve 4. MAF...

Regular car maintenance
1. If after purchasing the car you strictly follow the maintenance schedule and monitor the level of working fluids, as well as the condition of quickly...

Engine oil and oil filter replacement (15,000 km)
1. Timely oil change is an extremely important procedure that a car enthusiast can do on his own. Over time, oil changes its working properties and becomes...

Checking the thickness of the front brake pads (15,000 km)
1. Apply the handbrake, loosen the wheel bolts, raise the front of the vehicle with a jack and install safety supports. Remove the corresponding wheel. 2. For...

Accessory Drive Belt — Check (15,000 km)
1. Depending on the engine type and vehicle configuration, one, two or three auxiliary drive belts may be installed. The main belt drives the generator, the...

Checking the condition of the timing belt (15,000 km)
1. Release the spring clips and carefully remove the upper outer cover from the front of the engine ( see paragraph 4 of chapter 2A ). 2. Check for...

Resetting the service interval indicator (15,000 km)
1. After completing all necessary maintenance procedures, the corresponding indicator readings must be reset. 2. To reinstall the indicator, Audi service...

Checking the windshield (headlight) washers and the fifth door glass (12 months)
1. Make sure that all the washer nozzles are clean and capable of passing a sufficient amount of washer fluid. The jet from the nozzles should hit slightly...

Tire condition check (12 months)
1. Raise the affected part of the vehicle and install safety stands. 2. Slowly rotate the wheel by hand and check the condition of the tires as described in...

Lubrication of hinges and locks (12 months)
1. Lubricate the hood, door and trunk hinges with general purpose grease. Also lubricate the locks and latches. Check the reliability of the locks, if...

Checking the electrolyte level in the battery (12 months)
1. If a regular serviceable battery is installed, it may be necessary to check and maintain the electrolyte level. Some batteries have MIN and MAX marks on the...

Reading fault codes in the engine control unit (12 months)
This check can only be performed at a service station with specialized diagnostic equipment. If a fault code is detected, the fault itself must be corrected to...

Check for leaks under the hood (12 months)
1. To gain access to the engine, remove the top engine cover. Raise the front of the vehicle and install safety supports. Visually inspect the engine mating...

Checking the concentration of antifreeze (12 months)
Attention! Before starting the procedure, wait until the engine has cooled down. Do not allow antifreeze to come into contact with the skin or painted parts of...

Checking the condition of brake hoses and pipes (12 months)
1. Perform the check as described in paragraph 13 . It may be necessary to replace the tubes or hoses.

Checking the condition of the rear brake pads (12 months)
1. Apply the handbrake, chock the front wheels, engage first gear or move the selector lever to the "P" position, raise the rear of the car and install safety...

Exhaust system check (12 months)
1. Allow the engine to cool for at least an hour after driving. Check the condition of the exhaust system from the engine to the tailpipe. The easiest way to...

Suspension and steering check (12 months)
Checking the steering and front suspension 1. Raise the front of the vehicle with a jack and install safety supports. 2. Visually check for damage to the dust...

Roadside vehicle checks (12 months)
Control devices and electrical equipment 1. Check the operation of control devices and electrical equipment. 2. Make sure all control instruments show correct...

Fuel filter replacement (30,000 km)
1. The fuel filter is located under the bottom of the car, to the right of the fuel tank (Fig. 20.1). 2. Remember the filter installation. Loosen the clamps...

Replacing the cabin ventilation filter (30,000 km)
1. If provided, the filter is installed under the panels near the windshield, on the left on right-hand drive models and on the right on left-hand drive...

Checking the protective coating of the bottom (30,000 km)
Raise the vehicle and place it on safety stands (see Jacking up a car and installing safety supports). Using a portable lamp, inspect the underbody, paying...

Checking the oil level in a manual transmission (30,000 km)
1. Jellied (it's also a control one) the plug is located on the left side of the gearbox housing, under the speedometer pilot; in some models it may be hidden...

Headlight adjustment (30,000 km)
Halogen headlights 1. Precise adjustment of headlights is only possible with special optical equipment and therefore must be performed at a dealership service...

Replacing the air filter element (30,000 km)
Remove the air cleaner housing shield and air intake duct. Unfasten the fasteners and remove the upper air cleaner cover. If necessary, temporarily remove the...

Replacing spark plugs (60,000 km)
1. Proper spark plug operation is important for engine longevity. It is important to use the type of spark plug that is specifically designed for use in a...

Checking the oil level and topping it up in the main gear of the automatic transmission (60,000 km)
1. Oil filler plug (it's also a control one) is installed on the left side of the automatic transmission. behind the left inner joint (Fig. 27.1). Apply the...

Replacing hydraulic fluid in automatic transmission (60,000 km)
Application: The fluid should be replaced every 4 years or 60,000 km, whichever comes first. 1. Apply the handbrake, raise the front of the car and install...

Timing belt replacement (60,000 km)
The procedure is described in paragraph 4 of chapter 2A . Application: Manufacturers recommend replacing the timing belt every 120,000 km, but we recommend...

Brake fluid replacement (every 2 years)
Warning: Hydraulic brake fluid can cause eye and paint damage, so care must be taken when handling and storing it. Do not use fluid that has been open for a...

Coolant replacement (every 2 years)
Drying the cooling system Warning: Allow the engine to cool before beginning this procedure. Avoid contact with skin or painted surfaces. If contact occurs,...

Checking the composition of exhaust gases (once every 2 years)
This check should be carried out in accordance with the maintenance schedule prescribed by the manufacturer implies the use of a gas analyzer. If there is a...

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