Control Module And Hydraulic Unit; Vehicle With Vacuum Brake Booster Is Shown

2025 Audi Q5 Sportback PrestigeSECTION Control Module And Hydraulic Unit; Vehicle With Vacuum Brake Booster Is Shown
Fig 1: Identifying Control Module And Hydraulic Unit Components (Vehicle With Vacuum Brake Booster)
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  1. Bolt
    • 25 Nm
  2. Mounting Bracket
  3. Spacer Sleeve
  4. Nut
    • 8 Nm
  5. ABS Hydraulic Unit -N55-
    • If the ABS Control Module -J104- is faulty, it can be replaced separately.
    • If the ABS Hydraulic Unit -N55- is faulty, it must be replaced together with the ABS Control Module -J104-.
  6. Brake Line
    • From brake master cylinder to the hydraulic unit
    • Do not change the bending shape.
    • Replace a damaged or bent brake line
    • 16 Nm
  7. Brake Line
    • From brake master cylinder to the hydraulic unit
    • Do not change the bending shape.
    • Replace a damaged or bent brake line
    • 16 Nm
  8. Brake Line
    • To the brake caliper
    • Do not change the bending shape.
    • Replace a damaged or bent brake line
    • 14 Nm
  9. ABS Control Module -J104-
    • If the ABS Control Module -J104- is faulty, it can be replaced separately.
    • If the ABS Hydraulic Unit -N55- is faulty, it must be replaced together with the ABS Control Module -J104-.
  10. Bolt
    • Tighten in two steps alternating from side to side.
    • 1. Step: 1 to 1.5 Nm (to position the seal)
    • 2. Step: 2.5 Nm
  11. Rubber Bushing
    • Quantity: 3
RENDER: 1.0x

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