Audi Q3: Special Tools
Special tools and workshop equipment
required
- Piston Resetting Tool -T10145-
- Piston Resetting Tool - Cap /6 -T10146/6- from Piston
Resetting Tool - Caps /1,/2,/3,/4,/5 -T10146-
- Brake Pressure Gauge -VAG1310A-
- Brake Pedal Actuator -VAG1869/2-.
- Brake Line Tool Kit -VAS6056-
- Hand Vacuum Pump -VAS6213-
- Brake Charger/Bleeder Unit -VAS5234- with Brake Bleeder
Adapter -VAS5234/1-
- Brake Servo Tester -VAS6721-
- Hose Clamps - Up To 25mm -3094-
- Trim Removal Wedge -3409-
Listing of individual tools
1 - Brake Line Tool Kit - Flanging Tool -VAS6056/1- (including Clamp
Jaws -VAS6056/6-)
2 - Brake Line Tool Kit - Pipe Cutter -VAS6056/2-
3 - Brake Line Tool Kit - Brake Line Scraper -VAS6056/3-
- The threaded pins (in shaft and at sides) are set and must not be
adjusted!
4 - Brake Line Tool Kit - Line Grips -VAS6056/4-
5 - Brake Line Tool Kit - Pipe Bending Tool - VAS6056/5-
6 - SW6 Angle Screwdriver
7 - Clamp Jaws -VAS 6056/6-, -VAS6056/7-
Flaring Tool (including flaring jaws VAS6056/6)
1 - Upper Part of Flaring Tool
- Remove to change Clamp Jaws
2 - Hand Grip Mount
- must be removed to reach the upper section retaining bolt
3 - Screw
- for upper part of flaring tool
4 - Clamp Jaws Threaded Pins
- center and hold the Clamp Jaws
- 2 mm hex socket head
5 - Clamp Jaws
- various
- Assembly instructions, refer to
→ Fig. "Flaring Jaws Assembly Instructions:"
Edition: A005002421 - LU - 06/17/2015 - TMP.
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Suspension
1: Front/rear track width, applies only to
215/65/R16 standard tires on 6.5Jx16 ET33 rims.
Steering
Tire Types
General information on wheel/tire combinations, winter tires, snow c
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Removing
- Turn interior rearview mirror at the mirror base
-1- counterclockwise
-arrow- as far as the stop and
remove from the retaining plate.
Interior Rearview Mirror without Optional Equipment:
WARNING
Follow the safety precautions for the automatic
dimming interior re
You can operate many functions in the vehicle
easily using voice commands.
Using the voice operation system effectively
Speak clearly and distinctly at a normal volume.
Speak louder when driving faster.
Emphasize the words in the commands evenly
and do not leave long pauses.
To reduce backgrou