Audi A6 Typ 4G: Electrical Component Locations Overview
Note
- The air lines leading to the air springs/air spring shock absorbers
are tied inside the wiring harness.
- Air lines, servicing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Air Line, Servicing".
- Connecting piece, replacing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Connecting Piece, Replacing".
1 - Left Front Air Spring Shock Absorber
2 - "Red" Air Line
- From the solenoid valve block to the left front air shock absorber
- Front air line routing. Refer to
→ Fig. "Routing: Air Line to the Front Air Spring Damper"
3 - "Green" Air Line
- From the solenoid valve block to the right front air spring shock
absorber
- Front air line routing. Refer to
→ Fig. "Routing: Air Line to the Front Air Spring Damper"
4 - Right Front Air Spring Shock Absorber
5 - "Blue" Air Line
- From solenoid valve block to rear right air spring
- Left rear air line routing. Refer to
→ Fig. "Air Line Routing to the Left Rear Air Spring"
- Right rear air line routing.
6 - Rear Right Air Spring
7 - Air Line "Brown"
- From air supply unit to solenoid valve block
- Air line, routing to solenoid valve block. Refer to
→ Fig. "Routing: Air Line from the Air Supply Unit to the Outer Solenoid
Valve"
8 - Solenoid Valve Block
- Line arrangement on solenoid valve block. Refer to
→ Fig. "Solenoid Valve Block, Line Arrangement"
9 - Pressure Reservoir
10 - "Purple" Air Line
- From solenoid valve block to pressure reservoir
- Air line routing. Refer to
→ Fig. "Routing: Air Line from the Air Supply Unit to the Valve Block"
11 - Air Supply Unit
12 - Air Intake Line with Filter and Muffler
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Intake Line with Filter, Removing and Installing".
13 - "Black" Air Line
- From solenoid valve block to rear left air spring
- Rear air line routing. Refer to
→ Fig. "Air Line Routing to the Left Rear Air Spring"
14 - Rear Left Air Spring
Solenoid Valve Block, Line Arrangement
Note
The air lines are tied inside the wiring harness in front of
the opening to the vehicle interior.
Air pipes are color-coded:
1 - "Brown" air line: from the air supply unit
2 - "Green" air line: to the right front air spring shock
absorber
3 - "Blue" air line: to the right rear air spring
4 - "Black" air line: to the left rear air spring
5 - "Red" air line: to the left front air spring shock absorber
6 - "Purple" air line: to the pressure reservoir
For servicing the air line separating point.
Routing: Air Line from the Air Supply Unit to the Outer
Solenoid Valve
The air line -4- runs from the
air supply unit -6- to the solenoid
valve block and is tied into the wiring harness
-1-.
2 - Wiring connector end piece
3 - Bracket
5 - Clip
Routing: Air Line to the Front Air Spring Damper
The clip -arrow- holds the air
line in the wiring harness.
- Do not loosen the residual pressure retaining valve
-2-.
For servicing the air line separating point.
Air Line Routing to the Left Rear Air Spring
1 - Rear air spring
2 - Air line
3 - Clip
Air Line Routing to the Right Rear
Air Spring
1 - Rear air spring
2 - Clip
3 - Air line
4 - Cable Tie
Routing: Air Line from the Air Supply Unit to the Valve
Block
The air line -2- runs to the
solenoid valve block -1- and it
attached in the wiring harness -3-.
Overview - Air Supply Unit
1 - Bolt
2 - Bracket
- Entire air supply unit to spare wheel well
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Air Supply Unit with Bracket, Removing and Installing".
3 - Clip
4 - Intake Line with Filter
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Intake Line with Filter, Removing and Installing".
5 - Air Line
- Between solenoid valve block and air supply unit
- Air lines overview -Item 7-
- For the air line connecting piece tightening specification. Refer to
→ Chapter "Overview - Air Lines".
6 - Line Connector
7 - Bracket
8 - Air Supply Unit with Level Control System Solenoid -N111-
- Removing and installing. Refer to
→ Chapter "Air Supply Unit, Removing and Installing".
- Level Control System Solenoid -N111-, Removing and Installing. Refer
to
→ Chapter "Level Control System Solenoid -N111-, Removing and
Installing".
- If the air supply unit was replaced, then the Level Control System
Compressor Relay -J403- must also be replaced. Installed location. Refer
to
→ Wiring diagrams, Troubleshooting & Component locations.
9 - Threaded Sleeve
10 - Spring
11 - Rubber Bushing
12 - Bracket
13 - Bolt
- 9 Nm
- Air supply unit to retainer
- Quantity: 3
14 - Nut
Stone Chip Protection Tightening Specification
- Tighten the nuts -arrows- to 9
Nm.
Level Control System Solenoid -N111- Tightening
Specification
Tighten the bolts -1- to 5 Nm.
Overview - Air Lines
Air Lines
1 - Line Connector
2 - Front Air Spring Shock Absorber Connecting Piece
3 - Rear Air Spring Connecting Piece
4 - Air Supply Unit Connecting Piece
5 - Solenoid Valve Connecting Pieces
- 3.5 Nm
- Quantity: 2, 12 mm
6 - Solenoid Valve Connecting Pieces
7 - Solenoid Valve Connecting Pieces
- 3.5 Nm
- Quantity: 2, 12 mm
8 - Pressure Reservoir Connecting Piece
Separating Points
A - Separating Point: Air Line for the Front Air Spring Shock Absorber
1 - New Air Line
2 - Bonded Wiring Connector
3 - Original Air Line
4 - Wiring Harness
B - Separating Point: Air Line for the Rear Air Spring
5 - New Air Line
6 - Bonded Wiring Connector
C - Separating Point: Air Line for the Solenoid Valve Block Inside the
Vehicle
7 - New Air Line
8 - Wiring Harness
9 - Bonded Wiring Connector
10 - Original Air Line
READ NEXT:
The Level Control System Control Module -J197- is behind the
luggage compartment side trim panel on the right side.
Removing
- If the control module is being replaced, then select
"replace" con
Air Supply Unit with Bracket, Removing and Installing
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque Wrench 1783 - 2-10Nm -VAG1783-
Torque Wrench 1783 - Open Jaw - 10mm -VAG1783/1-
Removing
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
Torque Wrench 1783 - 2-10Nm -VAG1783-
Removing
Note
The Level Control System Solenoid -N111- is located on the
air supply unit.
- Remove
SEE MORE:
Fig. 186 Engine compartment: connectors for a charger
and jump start cables
Requirement: only use chargers with a maximum
charging voltage of 30 amps/14.8 Volts. The
vehicle battery cables remain connected.
Read the warnings
in General warnings
about batteries.
Switch off the ignition and all
Event Data Recorder
This vehicle is equipped with an Event Data Recorder
(EDR). The main purpose of an EDR is to
record, in certain crash or near crash-like situations,
such as an airbag deployment or hitting a
road obstacle, data that will assist in understanding
how a vehicle's systems performed.