Removing and installing coolant pipes (left-side) for high-voltage cooling system - engine codes CUKB, CXUA — AUDI
Removing and installing coolant pipes (left-side) for high-voltage cooling system - engine codes CUKB, CXUA on Audi: 15 steps, engines CJZA, CMBA, CPTA.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: Audi A3 (8V, 2012–2020); platform code 85
- Opens: coolant
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- For illustration purposes, the installation position is shown with the high-voltage components removed.
- For illustration purposes, the installation position is shown with the lock carrier removed.
- High voltage can cause fatal injury.Danger of severe or fatal injuries from electric shock.The high-voltage system must be re-energised by a "“high-voltage technician”". — Re-energise high-voltage system .
📐 45 workshop diagrams for CJZA
Real factory drawings for this job — timing marks, bolt locations and routing. Locked in the free view.
📋 Procedure
- ⚠ High voltage can cause fatal injury.Danger of severe or fatal injuries from electric shock.The high-voltage system must be de-energised by a "“high-voltage technician”".Work on the de-energised high-voltage system may only be performed by an "“electrically instructed person”". — De-energise high-voltage system .
- Remove engine cover panel .
- Drain coolant for high-voltage cooling circuit .
- Remove mounting for high-voltage battery charging unit .
- Unplug electrical connector (3).
- Release hose clips (1) and disconnect coolant hoses.
- Release fastener (2) with a small screwdriver and disengage coolant expansion tank from bracket.
- Remove nuts (2) and detach bracket (1).
- Remove bolt (3).
- Lift retaining clip (1), release hose clip (2) and disconnect coolant hoses. [Note: For illustration purposes, the installation position is shown with the high-voltage components removed.]
- Release hose clips (2, 3) and disconnect coolant hoses.
- Remove bolt (1).
- Move clear coolant pipes (left-side) for high-voltage cooling system and detach. [Note: For illustration purposes, the installation position is shown with the lock carrier removed.] [Note: Secure all hose connections with the correct type of hose clips (same as original equipment) Electronic parts catalogue.]
- ⚠ High voltage can cause fatal injury.Danger of severe or fatal injuries from electric shock.The high-voltage system must be re-energised by a "“high-voltage technician”". — Re-energise high-voltage system .
- Check coolant level .
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