Audi V8, V5, V8-5V Service
Service.
For internal use only
The V8-5V Engine
Construction Features and Functions
Self-Study Programme 217
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AUDI has been producing advanced 8-cylinder
engines since 1988. Their capacity has incr eased
from 3.6 l to 4.2 l.
The V8 engine in combination with Aluminium
Space Frame technology was the tec hnical basis
for Audi's breakthrough into the luxury class.
Steps to enhance the value of the Audi A8 have
included the redesign of the V8 engine.
The new V8-5V engines are now also available for
the Audi A6 model range.
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Engine - Motronic Subsystems
Variable intake manifold ...................................................... 27
Secondary air system ........................................................... 32
Content
Introduction
Engine - Mechanics
Crankgear .............................................................................. 6
Engine mounting .................................................................. 9
Engine lubrication ................................................................ 10
Cooling circuit ....................................................................... 16
Cylinder head
Five-valve technology ............................................. 19
Roller rocker ............................................................ 20
Camshaft adjuster .................................................. 22
Toothed-belt drive; cylinder-head seal ................. 24
Cylinder-head cover seal ........................................ 25
Exhaust manifold .................................................... 26
Technical data ....................................................................... 5
The self-study programme is not a repair manual!
The self-study programme provides you with information
concerning the engine's construction features and functions.
New! Caution!
Important!
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When carrying out maintenance and repair work, it is essential
to use the latest technical literature.
Engine Management
System overview ................................................................... 36
Function diagram ................................................................. 38
Quick-start functions
Camshaft position sensor ...................................... 40
Engine run-down sensor ........................................ 41
Electronic throttle function ................................................. 42
CAN bus interfaces ............................................................... 44
Additional signals / interfaces ............................................ 46
Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
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New features
– Five-valve cylinder head with roller rocker
– Camshaft adjustment
– 3-stage variable intake manifold
– Engine management system, Bosch ME 7.1
– Electro-hydraulic engine mounting
Modifications
– to crankcase and crankgear
– to oil circuit
– to cooling circuit
V8-5V Engines
Introduction
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Major modifications were made to the
V8 engines during the course of further
development.
Emphasis was placed on the following
development objectives:
– compliance with future exhaust-emission
regulations
– reduction of fuel consumption
– increase in torque and power
– improvement of comfort and convenience
– reduction of engine weight
– increased use of shared components for
the AUDI engine series.
The following new f eatures and modifications
have been incorporated in the V8 4-valve
engine.
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Technical data
The specified power data is only
possible if 98 RON fuel is used.
A reduction in power output must be
expected if 95 RON fuel is used.
3.7 l V8-5V engine
4.2 l V8-5V engine
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Torque (Nm)
Speed (rpm)
Power output (kW)
Torque (Nm)
Speed (rpm)
Power output (kW)
3.7 l 4.2 l
Engine code AQG AQF (A8)
ARS (A6)
Design V8 engine with 90o V angle
Capacity 3697 cm
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4172 cm
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Power output 191 kW
260 hp
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6000 rpm
228/220 kW
310/300 hp
at
6000 rpm
Specif. output 51.6 kW/l
70.3 hp/l
54.6 kW/l
74.3 hp/l
Torque 350 Nm at
3200 rpm
410 Nm at
3000 rpm
Specif.
torque
94.7 Nm/l 98.3 Nm/l
Bore 84.5 mm 84.5 mm
Stroke 82.4 mm 93.0 mm
Compression
ratio
11:1 11:1
Weight 198 kg 200 kg
Engine
management
Motronic ME 7.1
Fuel 98/95 RON
Firing
sequence
1 - 5 - 4 - 8 - 6 - 3 - 7 - 2
Exhaust-emission standard
EU 3
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Engine - Mechanics
Crankgear
The crankcase has been adapted to the
modifications made to the oil supply system
and cooling circuit.
Cracked-steel conrods have been used for the
3.7 l engine since 1995 and are now also
being used for the 4.2 l engine.
The conrods are shared components used in
both the 2.4 l and 2.8 l engine.
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Owing to the design of the valve recesses, the
pistons are specifically intended for use in the
appropriate cylinder bank only.
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Engine - Mechanics
The locking mandr el (V.A.G 3242) used for the
V6 engines is also used for locking the
crankshaft. It is applied to the crank web of
the 4th cylinder and is used for basic engine
adjustment and also as a counterhold for
loosening and tightening the central bolt of
the crankshaft.
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The 5th cylinder must be set to
ignition TDC.
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Wide, milled ventilation recesses above the
thrust bearings reduce pumping losses.
Bolts are also inserted at the side of the two
front crankshaft bearing caps to improve
running smoothness
(see SSP 198, page 6).
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The central bolt does not have to be
unscrewed for the vibration damper to be
removed.
The marking indicates the ignition TDC of the
5th cylinder.
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Central bolt
Marking
Engine mounting
To enhance driving comfort, hydraulic engine
mounts with electrical activation are used for
the 8-cylinder engines.
They function in the way as described in
SSP 183/16.
The mounts are activated by the engine
control unit according to engine speed and
vehicle speed.
Electrical connection
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Engine - Mechanics
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A duocentric oil pump driven by the crankshaft via a chain replaces the previously used
external gear oil pump.
The duocentric oil pump extends deep into
the oil sump. The low suction height means
that the oil pressure can build up quickly,
especially with cold-starts.
The oil-pressure contr ol valve is located in the
oil pump housing. The “diverted“ oil is led off
to the intake side of the oil pump. This helps
optimise the level of efficiency.
In the intake spindle shafts, there are 5 oil
bores per triple roller rocker. Three oil bores
each supply one hydraulic tappet. Two oil
bores supply the oil-spray bor es integr ated in
the roller rocker to lubricate the rollers. The
oil-spray bores are only opened when the
roller rockers are actuated. This results in a
reduction of the amount of oil required in the
cylinder head.
Oil-level sensor
Triple roller rocker
The roller rockers are described on
pages 20 and 21.
Engine lubrication
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Throttle
Cylinder bank 1
Oil retention valves
Spray jet valve
Bypass valves
Oil filter module
Oil sump
Oil pressure control
valve
Camshaft
Cylinder bank 2
Oil flow (pressurised)
Oil flow (non-pressurised)
Throttle
Duocentric oil pump
Filter element
Oil cooler
Slight modifications have been made to the
oil circuit in the cylinder heads.
The oil circuit for cylinder bank 2 shown in the
illustration is the oil circuit that has been
used since the introduction of the new model.
Cylinder bank 1 shows the modified oil
circuit.
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Engine - Mechanics
The oil filter module contains the oil filter
and oil cooler. It is also used to hold the
alternator.
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Oil cooler bypass valve
Alternator mount (part
of oil module)
Coolant supply
Coolant
return
Oil supply
Oil return
Oil filter module
(A8)
Oil pressure switch
Drain plug
Filter bypass
valve
As was previously the case, the oil cooler is
designed as a coolant-to-oil heat exchanger.
The “housing-less“ oil cooler is bolted to the
oil filter module using an O-ring seal to form a
single unit.
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Oil cooler
O-ring seal
Sealing surface
(Oil cooler)
Coolant supply
(from engine)
Oil duct
Coolant
return
Oil cooler bypass valve
Oil return
(to engine)
Oil supply
(from engine)
Oil cooler
return
Oil cooler
supply
Plastic connection
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Oil filter cartridge
Alternator
holder
For space reasons, the A6 oil filter module is
fitted with an oil filter cartridge.
Oil filter module
(A8)
Oil filter module
(A6)
Engine oil
Coolant
Coolant supply
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Engine - Mechanics
The pitch of the internal gear and the
external runner has no functional
significance and is determined by
production engineering factors.
To ensure that the assembly
functions correctly, the narrow gears
must not run together on the same
plane.
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External runner
Internal gear
Oil pressure control valve
Duocentric oil pump
Oil level sensor
The oil level sensor functions as an information sender which allows the flexible service
interval to be calculated and the oil level to be
displayed in the dash panel insert.
Further information can be found in SSP 207
(from page 84 onwards) and SSP 213 (from
page 55 onwards).
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Oil level sensor
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Notes
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Engine - Mechanics
The flow direction of the coolant has been
changed in the new V8 5-valve engines.
As with the V6 engines, the coolant leaving
the cylinder heads merges in the rear coolant
pipe from where it is then led off to the
cooler.
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Cooling circuit
(Example: A8)
Return from oil
cooler
Heat exchanger / valve
unit
Coolant temperature
sender G2 and G62
Radiator fan thermo
switch F18/F54
Coolant pipe
(return for heater, oil
cooler and expansion
tank)
Breather pipe
New coolant pipe to
cylinder head
(small cooling circuit)
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