Audi Q5: All Wheel Drive Pump -V415-, Removing and Installing
All Wheel Drive Pump -V415-, Removing and Installing, 0BE, 0BF
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Note
- Pay attention to the general repair information. Refer to
→ Chapter "Repair Information".
- Pay attention to the safety precautions. Refer to
→ Chapter "Safety Precautions".
Removing
- Place the vehicle on a lift.
- Place the Drip Tray under the rear final drive.
- Disconnect the connector -1-
from the All Wheel Drive Pump -V415--2-.
- Remove the four bolts that connect the All Wheel Drive Pump
-V415- to the hydraulic control unit using the Hex Ball Socket
-T10058-.
- Carefully remove the All Wheel Drive Pump -V415--2-.
Pay close attention to the adapter -item
4-
inside the hydraulic pump while doing this.
Note
- The adapter could fall out when removing the All Wheel Drive
Pump -V415-.
- Insert the adapter into the recesses in the hydraulic pump
before installing the All Wheel Drive Pump -V415-.

Installing
- The hydraulic pump -A- is
installed inside the hydraulic control unit. Assembling the
hydraulic pump. Refer to
→ Fig. "Assembling the Hydraulic Pump".
- The adapter -B- is installed in
the recesses in the hydraulic pump.
- A new O-ring -D- is on the All
Wheel Drive Pump -V415-.
- Install the All Wheel Drive Pump -V415- with the coupling
-C- in the adapter
-B-.

- Diagonally tighten the four bolts on the All Wheel Drive Pump -V415--2- to
the tightening specification -item 1-.
- Connect the connector -1- to
the All Wheel Drive Pump -V415-.
- Fill the ATF in the rear final drive. Refer to
→ Chapter "ATF, Filling, 0BE, 0BF".

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General Information
The temperature in the passenger compartment depends on the
amount of heat radiated through the windows and conducted by the
metal parts of the body. In hot weather it is possible to
achieve a more comfortable temperature for the passengers by
pumping off some of the heat.
As
People think it's possible to use the bonds to
brace the body in a minor collision. It's simply
not true!
Fig. 159 Driver is correctly rest rained in a sudden braking
maneuver
Safety belts used properly can make a big difference.
Safety belts help to keep passengers in
their seats, gradually reduc