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  • Diagram for Audi TT Oil Pump - 06A-115-105-B
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    Audi TT Oil Pump Part Number: 06A-115-105-B

    $333.19 MSRP: $466.65
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    Product Specifications
    • Replaces: 06A-115-105
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Audi's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 2000-2006 Audi TT | Base | 4 Cyl 1.8 L GAS

Audi TT Oil Pump

The Oil Pump in the Audi TT works under pressure to ensure that engine oil circulates through the bearings, pistons, camshaft lobes and other moving components while also providing hydraulic power to small actuators. Within an Audi oiling system, the Oil Pump section depends on intermeshing gears that draw oil from the sump via wire mesh strainer, send it through the filter and any cooler, then direct it into internal galleries. The relief valve opens as pressure readings exceed specification to provide steady pressure flow. At idle, oil pressure is at its low point and rises with rpm. A threaded switch or sending unit exposed to the galleries activates a warning lamp or gauge when pressure drops dangerously low. In the process of Audi engine rebuilding, the housing, gears, gear-to-housing clearances and pickup tube are checked thoroughly to ensure that they are not scored, nicked or filled with junk. The relief valve must be free and the screens cleansed to prevent restriction. The requirement of change is due to impediment in rotation caused by wear to the driveshaft hex or, alternatively, the gears, chains, sprockets or a driveshaft hex. The proper pressure can be approximated at ten psi per thousand rpm. It depends on bearing clearance, oil viscosity and temperature. It can be either excessive or insufficient. Both can cause damage and are more severe than overheating. Engines that yield high output with wider bearing clearances occasionally have one fitted with a higher volume pump for supply. The Oil Pump performs a critical balance. All Audi powerplants receive dependable lubrication from the Oil Pump. That means the TT model range is offered the same protection as every TT engine Audi makes.

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Audi TT Oil Pump Parts and Q&A

  • Q:
    How to remove and reinstall the Oil Pan and Oil Pump while ensuring proper sealing and installation on Audi TT?
    A:
    Take out the tower center sound insulation panel and drain engine oil. Take out the bracket and the oil return line from the oil pan. Remove the bolts and oil pan. If it won't come off, hit it lightly with a rubber mallet and loosen it from the block. Using a flat scraper, carefully remove the old sealant, while a rotating plastic brush on a drill will help clean the sealing surfaces of oil and grease. When the bolts are loose, then detach the oil pump without removing the chain sprocket. The sequence in which the pump was removed must be followed for installation; make sure oil pump shaft has chain sprocket. Inside the bolt holes of the oil pan, apply a bead of silicone sealant 2 to 3 mm wide. If the sealant bead is oversized, the excess could obstruct the oil sump pipe screen. You must put the oil pan in place now and bolt it. First, hand tighten all the bolts, then oil pan to transmission bolts, then cylinder block bolts from diagonal sides. The oil return line should be installed, and after 30 minutes the engine must be filled up with oil and lower sound absorber panel must be replaced.

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