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Audi Q3: Overview - Generator, Valeo through MY 2000

Audi Q3. Overview - Generator, Valeo through MY 2000

1 - Generator

2 - Voltage Regulator

  • Removing:
    • Remove the nuts -5- and the cover -4-.
    • Remove the bolt -6- and the nuts -7- and remove the voltage regulator.
  • Carbon brushes wear limit: 5 mm

3 - Protective Cap

4 - Cover

5 - Nut

  • 2 Nm

6 - Bolt

  • 2 Nm

7 - Nut

  • 3.5 Nm
  • Quantity: 2

Overview - Valeo Generator from 2001

  Note

The generators were implemented as a running change.

Audi Q3. Overview - Valeo Generator from 2001

1 - Generator

2 - Voltage Regulator

  • Removing and installing: to 2007. Refer to → Chapter "Voltage Regulator, Valeo Generator from 2001, Removing and Installing", after 2007 → Chapter "Voltage Regulator, Removing and Installing, Valeo Generator from 2007"
  • Check the carbon brushes: to 2007. Refer to → Chapter "Carbon Brushes, Valeo Generator from 2001, Checking", after 2007 → Chapter "Carbon Brushes, Checking, Valeo Generator from 2007"

3 - Bolt

  • 2 Nm

4 - Cover

5 - Protective Cap

6 - Bolt

  • 2 Nm

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