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1996 Audi A4 Base, Standard

Servotronic valve, checking

1996 Audi A4 Base, StandardSECTION Servotronic valve, checking
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  • Remove driver's side storage compartment.

    DRIVER'S STORAGE COMPARTMENT, REMOVING .

    For Right Hand Drive (RHD) vehicles

  • Unbolt mounting bracket and remove.
    • Fig 1: Removing Fuse Holder Mounting Bracket
    G02733393Courtesy of AUDI OF AMERICA, INC.
  • Remove relay for servotronic control module -J236-, position 13.
  • Adjust VAG1526 digital multimeter to resistance range up to 200 Ohm.
  • Measure at relay connector between terminals 2 and terminal 5.
    1. Specification: 5 to 20 Ohm.

    If specified value is not obtained:

  • Disconnect connector for servotronic, (in left wheel housing, see SERVOTRONIC VALVE, CHECKING ).
  • Check wire between relay connector and servotronic valve for short circuit and open circuit.

    See appropriate System Wiring Diagrams article.

  • If the wire connection is OK, remove steering gear and replace servotronic valve.
    • Fig 2: Identifying Servotronic Control Module -J236- Relay Terminals
    G02733394Courtesy of AUDI OF AMERICA, INC.
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