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16 Timing Belts found
Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 078-109-119-D
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 06B-109-119-F
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 06B-109-119-A
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 058-109-119-C
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 06D-109-119-B
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 078-109-119-J
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- Replaces: 078-109-119-G, 078-109-119-H, 078-109-119-C
Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 06C-109-119-C
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 058-109-119-D
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 04E-109-119-F
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 04L-109-119-D
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- Replaces: 04L-109-119-A
Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 077-109-119-E
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 034-109-119
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 078-103-927-B
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 054-109-119-H
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 059-109-119-F
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Audi Timing Belt Part Number: 054-109-119-G
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Audi Timing Belt
The Audi Timing Belt is responsible for keeping the engine's crankshaft and camshafts perfectly in time, providing drivers with smooth power and protection to vital parts. Audi traces its roots to 1909 and has expanded to become a marque loved for stylish sedans, capable SUVs, and daring electric e-tron cars. Quattro all-wheel drive enhances traction in rain or snow, and Virtual Cockpit displays and matrix headlights bring a touch of the future and the ability to see clearly. Audi also plays with the concept of self-driving technology, and it appears to be a constant investment in the future that is part performance and part comfort and safety. These advantages ensure Audi is a symbol of forward thinking on the road. Equally important, the Timing Belt is the silent conductor that is inside every modern gasoline engine in the lineup. Unlike heavy chains, the Timing Belt slides through small cylinder heads without lubrication, saving weight, noise, and cost. Strong synthetic materials and curved teeth allow it to be in service for tens of thousands of miles, making out not just camshafts but often the water pump so coolant continues to move. Regular inspection for cracks or missing teeth helps prevent sudden shutdown, which can allow pistons to hit open valves in interference engines. By providing accurate valve timing, the Timing Belt ensures that fuel efficiency is maintained, that emissions remain clean, and that every Audi driver can be sure to benefit from reliable acceleration on every journey.
Stick with genuine OEM Timing Belt when you need quality that holds up. Audi crafts these parts to hit strict factory specs for every single unit. They also run each part through rigorous checks during production to maintain high quality. You can find exact Audi Timing Belt you need in our huge stock at AudiPartsGiant.com. You'll love our low, economical prices too. Every OEM part carries a real manufacturer's warranty, so you can buy with confidence. Returns aren't a headache here because our policy is simple. Plus, our speedy delivery gets orders out fast. Shop today and buy with total peace of mind.
Audi Timing Belt Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove and refit engine components, including the timing belt and associated parts on Audi A3?A:The first stage in removing the engine parts would be to remove the engine top cover and the auxiliary drivebelt. Loosen the screwing nut and bolts to take out the right-angled bracket on top of the auxiliary drivebelt tensioner, and remove the tensioner by removing the extra bolt on the top. Undress the coolant expansion tank and leave it aside but leave the hoses attached. Then take out the timing belt upper outer cover and rotate the crankshaft till the 1 st piston is at TDC. A hoist should be attached to the lifting brackets of the cylinder head on the engine and raised up slightly so as to support the weight of the engine. Unscrew the bolts, disassemble the right hand engine mounting assembly and crankshaft pulley, and leave No 1 piston at TDC. Unscrew the right-hand engine mounting bracket, which might need the engine to be brought a few inches higher to reach. Unscrew the timing belt centre, lower outer covers and write the direction that the timing belt is running, in case it is to be re-fitted. Unscrew the timing belt tensioner securing nut to open the timing tensioner and remove the belt off the sprockets. Rotate the crankshaft anti-clockwise a quarter-turn to align Nos 1 and 4 pistons at the bottom of their bores to avoid the possibility of piston-to-valve contact. To refit, ensure that the timing mark of the camshaft sprocket is in line with the timing mark of the rear timing belt cover and then rotate the crankshaft 1/4 turn clockwise to reset Nos 1 and 4 pistons to TDC making sure that the crankshaft timing marks are matched. Install the timing belt by wrapping it over crankshaft sprocket, coolant pump sprocket, tensioner and camshaft sprocket and note the running direction marking. Tense the timing belt by hooking up a couple of angled circlip pliers to the tensioner pulley, ensuring that the tensioner pulley is angled back and forth 5 times and lastly, position the tension indicator pointer at the centre of the indicator notch. Then clamp the tensioner pulley and screw the tensioner nut to the torque required. Rotate the crankshaft two full steps clockwise until the No 1 piston reaches TDC once more and align timing marks with pointer and ensure that the tension indicator pointer is at the centre of the notch. Otherwise repeat the tensioning process. When the timing belt is aligned, refit the timing belt lower and centre cover, crankshaft pulley and the right-hand engine mounting bracket screwing all securing bolts to the required torque. Install the right-hand engine mounting assembly again making sure it is properly aligned to tighten the bolts. Unplug the hoist, re-attach the timing belt upper outer cover, before finishing off by attaching the auxiliary drivebelt tensioner, the auxiliary drivebelt and lastly the engine top cover.
- Q: How to replace Timing Belt on Audi A6?A:In the following procedure, 2.7 liter or 2.8 liter V6 engine timing belt replacement will be explained, requiring a number of special tools and procedures. We start the vehicle by raising it up off the ground and using a jack to support it. Once supported we can remove the upper engine cover, and lower engine cover we can then remove the viscous fan and accessory belt. Mark the direction of rotation before removing the belt if you want to reuse it. Following that, remove the front bumper and place the lock carrier in the service position. Loosen the hose clamps on the pressure hoses between the intercoolers and the turbo pressure lines on both sides. Then remove the turbo pressure lines on both sides, taking note of the positioning of the retaining strips. While working at the front of the engine, remove the accessory belt tensioner and unclip the timing belt covers on both sides. Then remove the centre timing belt cover. With the use of a wrench, rotate the crankshaft until the marks on the crankshaft pulley and lower crankcase cover align themselves, indicating crankshaft top dead center. Verify the position of both camshafts. The larger holes of the oval securing plates on the camshaft sprockets must face one another. If this is not the case, turn the crankshaft through another full rotation until they do. While working under the engine, remove the sealing plug from the left side of the cylinder block and install the special tool into the hole, rocking the crankshaft if necessary to ease installation. Detach the crankshaft pulley without untightening or removing the center bolt of the pulley. Start by removing the accessory belt idler mounting bolts. Then, lift out the idler pulley bracket. Next, remove the timing belt cover bolts and lift off the cover. Place an 8 mm Allen wrench to the belt tensioner roller and rotate it clockwise. Applying slow pressure on the oil-dampened tensioner will remove the tensioner. When the tensioning lever compresses the tensioner, insert a 2mm diameter pin into the bore to release timing belt tension. If the belt is to be re-used, please mark direction of rotation before removing. Finally remove the timing belt.
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