Audi A3 (8V) General Maintenance Workshop Manual

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The Audi A3 (8V) General Maintenance Workshop Manual is your go-to guide for routine maintenance and upkeep of your Audi A3. This comprehensive manual provides step-by-step instructions for a wide range of maintenance tasks, ensuring that your vehicle remains in peak condition. Whether you’re a professional mechanic or a hands-on owner, this manual offers the expert guidance you need to maintain the performance, safety, and longevity of your Audi A3.

Key Features:
  • Comprehensive Maintenance Procedures: Covers essential tasks such as oil changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, brake inspections, and more.
  • Step-by-Step Instructions: Clear and detailed guidance to help you perform maintenance tasks accurately and efficiently.
  • OEM Standards: Ensure all maintenance is performed according to Audi’s original specifications for optimal performance and safety.
  • Troubleshooting Tips: Expert advice on identifying and addressing common maintenance issues to prevent long-term problems.
  • User-Friendly Format: Easy-to-navigate layout for quick access to the information you need, whether you’re a professional or a DIY enthusiast.

Format: PDF

Pages: 154

Delivery: The download link will be promptly delivered to your email upon completing the checkout process.

Covered Audi Vehicles:

  • Audi A3 Limousine China 2014 ➤
  • Audi A3 Sportback China 2014 ➤

Contents:

  • General information
    • — Change history —
    • Engine number
    • Vehicle identification number
    • Vehicle data sticker
    • Warnings for high-voltage vehicles
  • Preparations
    • Vehicle: raising
    • Engine cover panel: removing and installing
    • Noise insulation: removing and installing
    • Window regulators: activating automatic open/close function
    • Vehicle diagnostic tester: connecting
  • Maintenance
    • Diesel particulate filter: reading out ash deposit volume
    • Event memory: reading out and erasing
    • Service interval display: resetting service
    • Transport mode: deactivating
    • Transport mode: checking activation and activating if necessary
    • Rollover bars: checking function with convertible roof open
    • High-voltage battery: charging
    • High-voltage battery on electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles: determining and recording state of charge (SOC)
    • High-voltage battery on electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles: charging to a state of charge (SOC) of 3/4 according to manufacturer’s instructions
    • Battery: reading out status and sending diagnostic log
    • Battery: checking that battery and battery cables are securely fitted
    • Battery: checking electrolyte level
    • Battery: connecting stationary battery charging unit (min. 30A, charging voltage max. 14.8 V on IV characteristic curve)
    • Battery: determining and recording state of charge (SOC)
    • Mirror hanger indicating defective battery: renewing battery on affected vehicles
    • Brake fluid: changing
    • Brake fluid (vehicles older than 12 months): changing
    • Brake fluid: checking fluid level
    • Brake system: checking condition of brake hoses, and checking that caps are fitted on bleeder screws
    • Brake pads: checking thickness
    • Brake discs: checking for surface rust and operating brakes to clean if necessary
    • Parking brake: releasing
    • Tyres: checking condition and wear pattern, and checking and recording tread depth
    • Tyres: checking tyre pressures and adjusting if necessary
    • Tyres (except spare wheel): checking tyre pressures and adjusting to 3.5 bar if necessary
    • Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator: storing changed tyre pressures
    • Tyre repair kit: checking that set is complete, and checking and recording expiry date
    • Wheel bolts: tightening to specified torque
    • Suspension struts on front and rear axle: removing locking elements
    • Axles (front and rear): checking components for play, secure attachment and damage, and checking protective boots
    • Engine, gearbox, final drive and steering: checking for leaks and damage
    • Vehicle (from below): checking for damage
    • Underbody: checking trim, wheel housing liners, side members and pipes/wiring for damage, and checking that they are properly secured
    • Roof insert: checking operation
    • Roof insert – sliding/tilting sunroof: cleaning and lubricating
    • Roof insert – panorama sunroof: checking, cleaning and lubricating
    • Bonnet arrester hook: lubricating
    • Windscreen/rear window washer system: checking spray pattern and adjusting if necessary
    • Wiper blades: checking for damage
    • Headlight washer system: checking operation
    • Headlights: checking for correct adjustment
    • Headlights and reversing lights, side lights, number plate lights, turn signals, hazard warning lights: checking operation
    • Luggage compartment lighting: checking operation
    • Luggage compartment: removing protective film and felt pieces
    • Glove box light, interior lighting and reading light: checking operation
    • Horn: checking operation
    • Front passenger airbag: checking key switch on / off and setting to “on”
    • Owner’s literature: checking that all documents are present
    • Owner’s literature: placing quick reference guide where it is visible to driver
    • Service Schedule: affixing vehicle data sticker
    • Service Schedule: entering Delivery Inspection
    • Seat belts: checking that retaining rivets are fitted, and checking locking action of automatic belt retractor
    • Vehicle interior: removing protective covers for seats and carpet
    • Vehicle interior: checking that it is clean and cleaning if necessary
    • Vehicle interior: removing any objects other than those protecting interior surfaces
    • Vehicle interior and exterior: checking for and documenting any damage
    • Instrument cluster: checking warning lamps
    • Warning triangle: checking availability
    • First-aid kit: checking and recording expiry date
    • Vehicle keys: checking operation and recording number of keys given to customer
    • Vehicle key: removing from ignition lock
    • Vehicle key(s), wheel covers and owner’s literature: checking availability and recording number present
    • Sun visors: checking that they are folded up and folding up if necessary
    • Luggage compartment cover and sun blind: checking that they are rolled up and rolling up if necessary
    • Engine oil: draining
    • Engine oil: extracting
    • Engine oil: renewing oil filter
    • Engine oil: filling up
    • Engine oil: checking oil level and correcting if necessary
    • Spark plugs: renewing
    • Coolant level: checking (fill level should be at top marking on coolant expansion tank; level may be above top marking, but not below it)
    • Cooling system for high-voltage system: checking anti-freeze protection and coolant level, and correcting if necessary
    • Air cleaner: renewing filter element and cleaning housing
    • Dust and pollen filter: renewing
    • Natural gas system: checking for damage and leaks
    • Filler connection for natural gas: checking condition and cleaning if necessary
    • Fuel filter: renewing
    • Fuel filter: draining
    • Fuel tank: adding fuel additive
    • Reducing agent (AdBlue®): filling up tank completely
    • Vehicle doors: removing edge protection
    • Vehicle exterior: checking unprotected areas for dirt, and cleaning if necessary
    • Vehicle exterior: removing protective film
    • Protective transport film and car cover: checking position and correcting if necessary
    • Protective transport film: renewing according to manufacturer’s instructions
    • Car cover: renewing according to manufacturer’s instructions
    • Paintwork, trims, side windows and wiper blades: checking cleanliness
    • Body: checking vehicle paintwork for damage and corrosion from below and with bonnet, rear lid and doors open
    • Vehicles parked outdoors: locking
    • Vehicles parked outdoors: covering unprotected vehicles with protective transport film and car cover (not for vehicles with control number 5K0)
    • Road test
    • Stock vehicles: observing measures specified in Maintenance table for stock vehicles (see “Before handing vehicle over to customer”)
    • Type 2 charging cable: checking that cable is present and complete
    • Charging system: checking that system is present and complete
    • Charging socket: checking for dirt and damage
    • Accessories: installing
    • Check list “Documentation of cleaning and care routine”: checking availability
    • Check list “Documentation of cleaning and care routine”: signing and placing in vehicle wallet
    • Cleaning and care: checking that required measures have been carried out on time
    • Stock vehicle care management: deciding and recording date of next check
    • Front final drive: changing gear oil
    • Display instruments: setting time and date
    • Manual gearbox/automatic gearbox: selecting 1st gear/park
    • Dual clutch gearbox (S tronic): changing ATF
    • Dual clutch gearbox (S tronic): changing gear oil and renewing oil filter
    • Four-wheel drive coupling: changing oil
    • Interior mirror: calibrating compass
    • Instrument cluster: resetting driver information system
    • Toothed belt for camshaft drive: renewing
    • Toothed belt for camshaft drive and tensioning roller: renewing
    • Natural gas tank: renewing

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