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A2 (1999-2005)

Clutch drive — design description (Audi A2)

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Clutch drive:

Clutch drive:
1. Clutch slave cylinder. Using the clutch travel sensor "G-162"; "G162" can be checked by measured values and by electrical testing
2. Clutch travel sensor plug connector "G162" -
3. Clutch slave cylinder bracket
4. Bolt for fastening the bracket to the gearbox, 10 Nm
5. Clutch rod lock nut, 15 Nm
6. Clutch rod adjusting nut. Lock after adjustment
7. Sealing ring. Replace, do not mix them up
8. Mounting plate
9. The bracket holds the pipe and hose lines
10. 'Rough hose lines. Insert into gear shift unit
11. Pipe and hose line. Color of connector on mounting plate: "gold"
12. Sealing ring. Replace, do not mix them up
13. Bushing. Replace, remove and install using a punch


Distinctive features of sealing rings of pipe and hose lines



Clutch drive — design description


Pos.Installation locationSize "a", mm"Arrow" contour
"1"Clutch slave cylinder10with corners
"2"Hydraulic control unit, gear shift unit8round


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