K&R

Hi, proud owner of this "new" vehicle. Owners manual in French, can't figure
out for sure what the Bar position is on the little display, vacuum pressure
in engine? or so? Any hints? Normal value for this gadget?

Thanks Richard

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TonyJ

If you are referring to the 90 degree scale guage with a five bar max,
it is the oil pressure calibrated in BAR (barometric pressure or
atmospheres) for oil pressure.

Tony

K&R wrote:
> Hi, proud owner of this "new" vehicle. Owners manual in French, can't figure
> out for sure what the Bar position is on the little display, vacuum pressure
> in engine? or so? Any hints? Normal value for this gadget?
>
> Thanks Richard
>

K&R

Nope, not the oilpresure then the poor thing would have ceased a long time
ago, it only reads 0.1/0.2.

Thanks anyway

Richard

Steve Sears

Richard,
If it's a part of the digital display in the center of the instrument panel,
that is your manifold boost pressure. If it's only reading 0.1 or 0.2,
you've got some serious boost leaks (your car has a turbocharger, right?),
or the hose to the Engine Control Unit to the right of the passenger's feet
is disconnected or the pressure transducer in the ECU is busted, or ???.
Normally, it should read in the vicinity of 0.7 or 0.8 while cruising, and
up to 1.4 with a stock engine management chip and wastegate spring, and 1.8
or more in modified form.
You can order a new owner's manual from Audi (ask your dealer), or get a
used one on eBay - and look for a Bentley manual as well.
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1987 Audi 5kTQ - 5000CD with sport seats and Fuch rims on the way!!!
1980 Audi 5k - 5000S returning to stock form
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes - returning to the road this
year.

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> Nope, not the oilpresure then the poor thing would have ceased a long time
> ago, it only reads 0.1/0.2.
>
> Thanks anyway
>
> Richard
>
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