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Audi A6 (1997 release)

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Location engine cover screws and the pointer (1) measuring the level of engine oil
Fig. 7.16. Location engine cover screws and the pointer (1) measuring the level of engine oil


1 Remove the pointer (Fig. 7.16), the engine oil level.
Release clamps fastening, remove the three screws and remove the engine cover (see. Fig. 7.16).
1 Position the pointer (Fig. 7.16), the level of engine oil in place.
Drain the coolant from the cooling system.

Fasteners thermostat on diesel engines of 1.9 liters
Fig. 7.17. Fasteners thermostat on diesel engines of 1.9 l 1 - a bolt, 13 Nm; 2 - connecting pipe; 3 - O-ring; 4 - Thermostat


Disconnect the coolant hose from the connecting pipe, closing the thermostat (Fig. 7.17).
Turn out bolts 1 (see. Fig. 7.17) and remove the connecting pipe 2 with a sealing ring 3 and 4 thermostat.
4 Turn the thermostat to 90 ?� counterclockwise and remove it from the connection pipe 2.




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