Removing and installing hydraulic control unit, 0BE, 0BF — AUDI
Removing and installing hydraulic control unit, 0BE, 0BF on Audi: 19 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for AUDI — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: Audi Q5 (8R, 2008–2017), Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F), Audi A8 D4 (4H, 2010–2017), Audi A5 (8T, 2007–2016), Audi A4 B8 (8K, 2007–2015), Audi A6/A7 C7 (4G, 2011–2018); platform codes 83, 4X
- Opens: gearbox oil
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- A second mechanic is required for removing the rear section of the exhaust system.
- Mark connectors (2) for oil pressure and oil temperature senders and clutch valves.
- To loosen and tighten the nut for the pipe (right-side) at the hydraulic control unit , the all-wheel drive pump V415 must be removed.
- Carefully observe safety precautions when renewing hydraulic control unit. If possible the "“old”" senders must be re-installed .
📋 Procedure
- Place vehicle on lifting platform.
- Lower rear section of exhaust system slightly and secure; if necessary remove rear section of exhaust system 26Exhaust pipes/silencers; Exploded view - silencers. [Note: A second mechanic is required for removing the rear section of the exhaust system.]
- If fitted, unscrew bolts (arrows) and detach bracket (1) for wiring harness from rear final drive. [Note: Mark connectors (2) for oil pressure and oil temperature senders and clutch valves.]
- Unplug connectors (2) from oil pressure and oil temperature senders and clutch valves.
- Then unplug connector (4) from all-wheel drive pump V415.
- Subsequently, unclip wiring harness (3) from final drive and subframe (items 5 ... 7) and tie up.
- Position drip tray under rear final drive.
- Drain ATF from rear final drive .
- Drain gear oil from rear final drive .
- Remove all-wheel drive pump V415. [Note: To loosen and tighten the nut for the pipe (right-side) at the hydraulic control unit , the all-wheel drive pump V415 must be removed.]
- Loosen pipe (left-side) (6) and pipe (right-side) (7) leading to hydraulic control unit (1) one turn (arrows A) and disconnect from superposition gears (arrows B).
- Unscrew bolts (2 ... 5) and detach hydraulic control unit (1) with gasket. [Note: Carefully observe safety precautions when renewing hydraulic control unit. If possible the "“old”" senders must be re-installed .]
- Install all-wheel drive pump V415.
- Clip in wiring harness (3) at final drive and subframe (items 5 ... 7).
- Plug in connectors (4) and (2), paying attention to marks made during removal for identification of oil pressure and oil temperature senders and clutch valves.
- If fitted, install bracket (1) for wiring harness at rear final drive and tighten bolts (arrows) to specified torque. Take care not to trap wiring harness (3). [Note: Allocation of connectors for oil pressure and oil temperature senders and at clutch valves:(1) = connector for oil pressure and oil temperature sender 2G640(2) = connector for oil pressure and oil temperature sender G437(3) = connector for clutch valve 2 for all-wheel drive N446(4) = connector for clutch valve for all-wheel drive N445]
- Fill up gear oil in rear final drive and check oil level .
- Fill up ATF in rear final drive and check ATF level .
- Install rear section of exhaust system and perform stress-free alignment 26Exhaust pipes/silencers; Exploded view - silencers.
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