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Fuel Injection - Quantity, Comparative Measurement


91audi04

Group: 25

Number: 91-08
Date: June 30, 1991


Subject:
Viton Tipped Fuel Injectors, Injection Quantity, Comparative Measurement

Model(s): All with CIS, CIS-E, CIS-E III m.y. 1985-1991


This procedure for comparing fuel injection quantities applies to the following Audi vehicles if equipped with Viton tipped fuel injectors:

All 4000 1985 - 1987
All 5000 1985 - 1988
All Coupes 1985 - 1988
All 100 1989 - 1991
All 200 1989 - 1991
All 80/90 1988 - 1991

- check part number stamped on barrel of injector

Note Two types of fuel injector are used in these vehicles: Viton tipped and metal tipped. Viton tipped injectors will have one of the following Bosch part numbers stamped on the barrel of the injector:

0-437-502-043 High pressure (replacement)
(Audi replacement, Part Number 035 133 551F)
0-437-502-044 High pressure (OEM)
(Audi replacement, Part Number 035 133 551F)
0-437-502-045 Low pressure (replacement)
(Audi replacement, Part Number 026 133 551)
0-437-502-046 Low pressure (OEM)
(Audi replacement, Part Number 026 133 551)

If injector does not have one of these part numbers
- it is metal tipped, check using procedure in Repair Manual, Group 25, Section 25-55

CAUTION
Part numbers are for reference only. Always check with the Parts Department for the latest information.

Notes regarding Viton tipped injectors:
^ They can be used as a replacement for metal tipped injectors but only in complete sets
^ The fuel absorption characteristics of Viton requires different testing considerations than metal tipped injectors





Remote control VAG 1348/3A, connecting

Requirement
^ Fuse 13 OK

- remove fuel pump relay (J 17) from fuse
relay panel, position 10
- connect adaptor wire VAG 1348/3-2 to terminal 52 in fuse relay panel
- connect alligator clamp from VAG 1348/3A to battery plus or to B+ on alternator





Injection quantity, comparative measurement

- ensure that all fuel lines are tightly connected to injectors
- insert fuel injectors into analyzer
VAG 1348/2

CAUTION
Carefully route the fuel lines to avoid pinching and bending. Unclip the fuel lines if necessary.





Rest position (idle), quantity comparison

- turn screw 1 and nut 4 of tool VAG 1348/1A until slide 2 is in upper position
- place tool centrally on edge of airflow sensor as shown
^ pointer 3 must point toward fuel distributor

- position airflow sensor plate (by hand) in the rest position
- rotate adjusting screw 1 until tool magnet contacts sensor plate mounting screw
^ while sensor is at rest position





- rotate nut 2 downward 15 mm (0.6 in.)
- operate remote control for 20 seconds
- while holding analyzer level, compare fuel quantities in each tube
^ maximum permissible difference between the entire set of measurements must not be greater than 2.5 ml

If fuel quantity in tubes differs between a high and low of more than 2.5 ml
- interchange those two injectors and repeat test

If quantity of injected fuel did not change after swapping injectors
- check for a pinched fuel line or the possibility of a defective fuel distributor, repair or replace as necessary

If fuel quantity does change after swapping injectors
- replace those injectors





Full throttle position, quantity comparison

- drain VAG 1348/2 fuel analyzer
- rotate nut 2 downward 30 mm (1.2 in.)
- operate remote control for 20 seconds
- while holding analyzer level, compare fuel quantities in each tube
^ maximum permissible difference between the entire set of measurements must not be greater than 8.0 ml

If fuel quantity in tubes differs between a high and low of more than 8.0 ml
- interchange those two injectors and repeat test

If quantity of injected fuel did not change after swapping injectors
- check for a pinched fuel line or the possibility of a defective fuel distributor, repair or replace as necessary

If fuel quantity does change after swapping injectors
- replace those injectors