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17 Valve Covers found
Audi A4 Engine Cover Part Number: 058-103-724-N
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 058-103-721-D
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 078-103-471-T
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 078-103-472-R
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 06B-103-475-D
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 078-103-472-D
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 06E-103-471-G
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 06B-103-469-AH
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 06B-103-469-BA
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 06C-103-471-F
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Audi A4 Valve Cover Part Number: 06D-103-469-N
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Audi A4 Valve Cover
The Audi A4 Valve Cover is a tight cap placed on the cylinder head to ensure that oil does not leak out and grime does not enter the engine, thus preserving the upper end of the engine. Over time, Audi also provided the component in molded plastic and in stamped or cast metal. Some of them even had ornamental fins or engine lettering to look stylish and provide additional cooling. This Valve Cover is fitted to the A4 head using a special gasket which compresses evenly when perimeter bolts are torqued, and it also provides outlet points for the PCV valve and oil fill cap, allowing the crankcase vapors to escape safely and allowing the addition of fresh lubricant. Plastic versions reduce weight and resist corrosion but will crack under heat cycling, whereas a heavier aluminum Valve Cover is able to endure temperatures but can deform when the bolts are tightened excessively, providing the owner with a clear trade-off between weight and life. Subsequent generations of A4s still had the same general layout, which demonstrated the effectiveness of the design despite the changing engine technology. Any Audi A4 component is based on a rubber gasket, since when the rubber hardens, an Audi motorist might be met with a drip of oil off the rubber block that may drip onto the hot exhaust manifold, a scenario that may lead to smoke or a potential blaze. By maintaining a closed Valve Cover, cleaning mating surfaces and checking correct torque, any Audi can be maintained clean and oily.
Choose original equipment manufacturer Valve Cover for great performance and strong durability. They use Audi's official craftsmanship and high-grade materials, and meet strict quality standards. Are you looking for quality Valve Cover at a good price? Come to our online store. We carry a wide range of genuine parts for your Audi A4 and the prices are competitive. Each part comes with the manufacturer's warranty. You can install with confidence and get steady results. Over time, you'll save money and avoid hassle. Keep your maintenance simple and protect your vehicle with OEM parts. Get the quality your A4 needs now.
Audi A4 Valve Cover Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove and install the engine cover and valve cover for V6 engines on Audi A4?A:Removal of engine cover(s): on early models, it is necessary to loosen the screws, on later covers, to merely peel the cover off by grommets. Then remove the ignition coils. The clip on the crankcase breather hose has a loosening, so set aside in case it is there. To reach the right valve cover, the right front engine cover, air intake tube and air filter housing must be removed, the engine oil dipstick must be removed, as well as the bolt that holds the dipstick tube; the tube then must be removed. In order to reach the left valve cover, take off the coolant recovery tank and the left front engine cover. Unscrew all electrical wiring, ground straps or hoses to the valve cover, but do not disconnect anything that prevents removal that might include various sensors. The next thing, after disconnecting the ignition coils and putting the harness aside, is to loosen the valve cover of the Cylinder Head by unscrewing the connecting bolts. When the cover adheres, use a block of wood and a hammer to bump the cover or a flexible putty knife to cut the seal without damaging the surfaces on which the seal was applied. Installation: The mating surfaces of the cylinder head and cover and the housing should be clean, old sealant and gasket material should be scraped off using a gasket scraper and then brake system cleaner should be applied to avoid oil leaks. The rubber gasket can be re-used, provided it is not damaged; wipe it, and brush off its groove, and then put it in place. Lastly, fit the cover of the valve, screw the holding bolts to the desired amount, reassemble the other components, start the engine and monitor any signs of oil spill.
- Q: How to remove and install the valve cover for Four-cylinder engines on Audi A4?A:Removing the engine cover, lift up 2.0L engines to unscrew the grommets of the covers on the ballstuds, and remove piping of PCV system and secondary air combination valve, should it be fitted. To remove the crankcase breather hose, loosen the clip that attaches the crankcase breather hose to the breather pipe and loosen the bolts that hold the breather pipe to the engine and remove the breather pipe. On 2.0L engines, loosen the EVAP hoses at the right front corner and left side of the valve cover, and the crankcase ventilation pipe of the turbocharger. Take off the ignition coils, heat shield on valve cover (where fitted) and top timing belt cover through disengagement of bolts and lower timing belt cover. Take the ground strap off the valve cover, remove the valve cover off the Cylinder Head by removing the retaining fasteners and, in case the cover is not coming off, bump the end with a block of wood and a hammer or a flexible putty knife can be used to break the seal without damaging the sealing surfaces. To install, make sure that the mating cylinder head and cover surfaces are clean, get rid of any excess sealant and previous gasket material and check to see if the rubber end plug is damaged. On 1.8L engines, first apply RTV sealant to the places where they intersect the cylinder head, apply a new valve cover gasket, a grommet gasket adapter on the spark plug tube over the studs, and with 2.0L engines, use the old rubber gasket where it is not damaged. Start with tightening the inner nuts then the outer nuts in a cross-cross manner, install the valve cover, the nuts or bolts that were removed, tighten the remaining retaining nuts to the desired torque in a few stages, and lastly, install the other parts, start the engine, and inspect the oil leakages.
