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Audi A6 Typ 4G: Brake Pedal

Overview - Brake Pedal

  WARNING

Risk of accident!

The path of the brake pedal must not be shortened by extra floor mats.

  Note

Lubricate all bearing and contact surfaces with Grease -G 000 450 02-.

Overview - Brake Pedal

1 - Brake Pedal

  • Disconnecting from brake booster. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Disconnecting from Brake Booster".
  • Connect with brake booster. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Attaching to Brake Booster".
  • Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Removing and Installing".

  Caution

If possible, leave the brake pedal stop installed; it could break the mount for the Brake Lamp Switch -F- if the brake pedal is released too quickly.

2 - Clamp

  • Replace after removing

3 - Nuts

  • 8 Nm

4 - Mounting Bracket for Pedal Assembly

  • Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Mounting Bracket, Removing and Installing".

5 - Mounting Pin

  • For brake pedal

6 - Clamp

  • Replace after removing

7 - Brake Pedal Position Sensor -G100-

  • With magnet holder
  • For vehicles with a high-voltage system
  • Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal Position Sensor, Removing and Installing".

8 - Bolt

  • 4.5 Nm

9 - Bolt

  • 8 Nm
  • Holds the mounting pin in place

10 - Brake Lamp Switch -F-

  • Removing and installing. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Lamp Switch, Removing and Installing".

11 - Bolt

  • 20 Nm
  • Pedal bracket to steering column

12 - Stop

  Caution

If possible, leave the brake pedal stop installed; it could break the mount for the Brake Lamp Switch -F- if the brake pedal is released too quickly.

13 - Pedal Rubber

Mounting Bracket, Removing and Installing

Special tools and workshop equipment required

  • Torque Wrench 1331 5-50Nm -VAG1331-

Removing

- Remove the tower brace. Refer to → Suspension, Wheels, Steering; Rep. Gr.40; Suspension Strut, Upper Control Arm; Tower Brace, Removing and Installing.

- Remove the footwell vent. Refer to → Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning; Rep. Gr.87; Air Guide; Driver Side Footwell Vent, Removing and Installing.

- Disconnect the brake pedal from the brake booster. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Disconnecting from Brake Booster".

- Press the connector retainer -1- upward -arrow- and disconnect the connector -2-.

- Free up the wire.

  Note

Ignore -item 3-.

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Vehicles with high-voltage system:

- Disconnect the connector -1- on the Brake Pedal Position Sensor -G100--item 2-.

  Note

Ignore the -arrows-.

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Continuation for All Vehicles:

- Remove the nuts -arrows- and bolt -1-, then remove the mounting bracket with the brake pedal and accelerator pedal module installed.

- Remove the brake pedal. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Removing and Installing".

- Remove the accelerator pedal module. Refer to → Fuel Supply System; Rep. Gr.20; Accelerator Mechanism; Accelerator Pedal Module with Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor G79/G185, Removing and Installing

Installing

Install in reverse order of removal and note the following:

- Install the accelerator pedal module. Refer to → Fuel Supply System; Rep. Gr.20; Accelerator Mechanism; Accelerator Pedal Module with Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor G79/G185, Removing and Installing

- Install the brake pedal. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Removing and Installing".

- Install the pedal bracket, with the brake pedal installed, and the accelerator pedal module.

  • The pedal bracket must fit into the guides in the bulkhead.

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- Install and tighten the brake booster/mounting bracket bolts -arrows-.

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- Tighten the nuts -arrows- and the bolt -1-.

- Install the footwell vent. Refer to → Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning; Rep. Gr.87; Air Guide; Driver Side Footwell Vent, Removing and Installing.

- Attach the brake pedal to the brake booster. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Pedal, Attaching to Brake Booster".

- Install the tower brace. Refer to → Suspension, Wheels, Steering; Rep. Gr.40; Suspension Strut, Upper Control Arm; Tower Brace, Removing and Installing.

  WARNING

Risk of accident!

Make sure the brakes are working correctly before driving the vehicle for the first time.

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Brake Pedal, Disconnecting from Brake Booster

Special tools and workshop equipment required

  • Brake Servo Release Tool -T40136-

  Caution

If possible, leave the brake pedal stop installed; it could break the mount for the Brake Lamp Switch -F- if the brake pedal is released too quickly.

Procedure

- Remove the Brake Lamp Switch -F-. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Lamp Switch, Removing and Installing".

- Press and hold the brake pedal in the direction of the brake booster.

- Insert the Brake Servo Release Tool -T40136- and pull in the direction of the driver seat while counter-holding at the brake pedal -1- so that it does not move backward. While doing so, the mount retaining tabs -3- will be pushed out of the pushrod ball head -2-.

  Note

The illustration shows the installation position with the pedal assembly removed.

- Pull the Brake Servo Release Tool -T40136- and the brake pedal together toward the driver seat. This will pull the brake pedal off the push rod ball head.

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Brake Pedal, Attaching to Brake Booster

Procedure

- Hold the pushrod ball head in front of the mount and push the brake pedal toward the brake booster -arrow- until the ball head engages audibly.

- Install the Brake Lamp Switch -F-. Refer to → Chapter "Brake Lamp Switch, Removing and Installing".

  WARNING

Risk of accident!

Make sure the brakes are working correctly before driving the vehicle for the first time.

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Brake Pedal, Removing and Installing

Special tools and workshop equipment required

  • Torque Wrench 1410 -VAG1410-

  Caution

This procedure contains mandatory replaceable parts. Refer to component overview and parts catalog prior to starting procedure.

Mandatory Replacement Parts

  • Clamps - Mounting pin

Removing

Vehicles with Manual Transmission:

- Remove the mounting bracket. Refer to → Chapter "Mounting Bracket, Removing and Installing".

Continuation for All Vehicles:

- Loosen the bolt -3- for the pin.

- Remove both clips -1- from the pin.

- Remove the bolt -5- from the brake pedal -2- and mounting bracket -4-.

- Remove the brake pedal.

Installing

  Caution

If possible, leave the brake pedal stop installed; it could break the mount for the Brake Lamp Switch -F- if the brake pedal is released too quickly.

- Slide the right retainer onto the pins.

- Slide the pins from right to left through the axle in the brake pedal.

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- Secure the pins with the left retainer -1-.

  • The pins must be secured with the retainers on both sides.

- Install and tighten the bolt -3-.

- Install mounting bracket. Refer to → Chapter "Mounting Bracket, Removing and Installing".

  WARNING

Risk of accident!

Make sure the brakes are working correctly before driving the vehicle for the first time.

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Special Tools

Special tools and workshop equipment required

  • Piston Resetting Tool -T10145-

W00-11606

  • Brake Servo Release Tool -T40136-

W00-10738

  • Socket - Xzn 9 -T50036-

W00-10836

  • Torque Wrench 1331 5-50Nm -VAG1331-

W00-11166

  • Torque Wrench 1332 40-200Nm -VAG1332-
  • Torque Wrench 1332 Insert - Reversible Ratchet -VAG1332/1-

W00-11165

  • Torque Wrench 1410 -VAG1410-

W00-11174

  • Brake Pedal Actuator -VAG1869/2-.

W00-11589

  • Brake Charger/Bleeder Unit -VAS5234-

A02-0334

  • Assembly Part Set -5Q0698311-

N45-10322

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