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Audi 80/Avant (B4)since 1991-1995 releaseRepair and operation of the car |
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Audi 80/Avant + Technical specification + Engines + System of production of the fulfilled gases + Cooling system + Fuel tank and fuel pump + Air filter and airintaking channels + System of injection + Coupling + Transmission and transmission + Suspension bracket and steering + Brake system + Anti-blocking system of brakes + Wheels and tires - Body electrical system Minus to "weight" Orientation in the electrical system Wires Plug connections Central switchboard Additional block of the relay Relay and control units Unloading relay of contact of X Safety locks Table of safety locks Electric circuits + Full electroscheme of the Audi 80 car: 2-liter 4-cylinder engine (66 kW) + 2-liter 4-cylinder engine (85 kW) + 2,3-liter 5-cylinder engine (98 kW) + 2,6-liter 6-cylinder engine (110kvt) + Additional equipment + Battery + Generator Check of a condition of a maple or polilinovy belt Tension of a maple belt Tension of a maple or poliklinovy belt The belt torn maple Engine overheat because of damage of a maple belt Review of maple and poliklinovy belts Replacement of a maple belt List of malfunctions Starter List of malfunctions + System of ignition + Lighting + Signalling devices + Devices and auxiliary devices + Heating and ventilation + body Elements + Search of malfunctions + Specifications |
Orientation in the electrical system Designations of plugs Motley mix of wires in the car is actually very ordered because many details of the automobile electrical system are standard. Figures on various details and cable connections, and also in electroschemes have in all German and in some foreign cars the same value. Designation of electric connectors Separate wires are often united in Audi 80 in big plaits with a black cover that complicates search of a certain wire. The help with orientation in this case can be received from numerous multicontact shtekerny connections number of wires in which and their exact situation are specified in electroschemes in the following chapter. |
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