Audi Q5: Overview - Steering Gear
	
						
			Overview - Steering Gear, Electromechanical Steering Gear

1 - Electromechanical Steering Gear with Tie Rods
	- With Power Steering Control Module -J500-
- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Electromechanical Steering 
Gear, Steering Gear, Removing and Installing"
- Servicing. Refer to 
→ Chapter "Steering Gear, Electromechanical Steering Gear, Servicing".
- There are different versions. Refer to the Parts Catalog.
A removable heat shield mat was installed on the steering gear at 
start of production. Be sure to install this mat if installing the old 
steering gear again.
A removable heat shield mat on the steering gear was replaced by a 
bonded heat shield mat as a running change. It is therefore not 
necessary to take the mat from the old steering gear and installing on a 
new steering gear.
A replacement steering gear comes with the bonded heat shield mat.
2 - Bolt
	- 80 Nm +180º
- Always replace if removed
3 - Subframe
4 - Nut
	- Pushed into the subframe
- Always replace if removed
5 - Steering Intermediate Shaft
6 - Bolt
	- Tightening specification -item 4- 
7 - Wheel Bearing Housing
8 - Nut
	- 100 Nm
- Always replace if removed
Overview - Steering Gear, Hydraulic Power Steering Gear
Power steering gear is completely removed and installed with tie 
rods.

1 - Subframe
2 - Crossbrace
3 - Steering Intermediate Shaft
4 - Bolt
	- 30 Nm +90º
- Always replace if removed
- The threaded hole for the bolt must always be cleaned, for example, 
with a thread cutter
5 - Nut
	- Always replace if removed
6 - Seal
	- Always replace if removed
7 - Return Line
 Caution
 
  Caution
Insert the return line completely when installing.
	- There are different versions. Refer to the Parts Catalog.
8 - Bolt
	- 80 Nm +180º
- Always replace if removed
9 - Power Assisted Steering Gear with Tie Rods
	- Removing and installing. Refer to 
→ Chapter "Steering Gear, Removing and Installing, Hydraulic Power 
Steering Gear".
- Servicing. Refer to 
→ Chapter "Steering Gear, Servicing, Hydraulic Power Steering Gear".
- Adjusting. Refer to 
→ Chapter "Steering Gear, Adjusting".
- There are different versions. Refer to the Parts Catalog.
10 - Tie Rod
	- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Tie Rod, Removing and 
Installing, Hydraulic Power Steering Gear"
11 - Tie Rod End
	- There are different versions, with long or short thread on the joint 
pin; allocation. Refer to the Parts Catalog.
 WARNING
 
  WARNING
When replacing, make sure the length of the thread on the 
tie rod end is sufficient (there must be approximately 5 mm 
extra thread). If this is not the case, then install a tie rod 
end with a longer thread pin, allocation Parts Catalog.
	- Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Tie Rod End, Removing and 
Installing, Hydraulic Power Steering Gear"
12 - Bolt
13 - Pressure Line
	- There are different versions, with and without a separating point. 
Refer to the Parts Catalog.
 Caution
 
  Caution
Insert the pressure line completely when installing.
	- There are different versions. Refer to the Parts Catalog.
14 - Rubber Bushing
15 - Union Nut
	- 40 Nm
- A pressure line with a separating point does not have a union nut.
16 - Nut
17 - Nut
	- There are different versions. Refer to the Parts Catalog for the 
allocation.
- Pay attention to the different nut versions and to the tightening 
	specifications. 
- Always replace if removed
18 - Wheel Bearing Housing
Nut versions for the tie rod ball joint bracket
Tightening specification: 20 Nm 90º.
	- Twelve-point combination nut -B-
Tightening specification: 100 Nm
Tightening specifications: 110 Nm

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