A011323 2013147-

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Supersedes technical service bulletin group 01 number 13-18 dated august 1, 2013. Mil on. Dtc P2293 (fuel pressure regulator 2 performance) is stored in the engine control module (ecm). Dtc P2293 (fuel pressure regulator 2 performance) is s


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Models from 2005
2005 AUDI A4
Technical Service Bulletin
01 MIL on (DTC P2293, P0087)
01 13 23 2013147/13 August 16, 2013. Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 01 number 13-18 dated
August 1, 2013 for reasons listed below.
Model(s)
Year
VIN Range
Vehicle-Specific Equipment
A4
2005-2006
all
2.0TFSI engine, engine code BPG
A3
2006-2007
all
2.0TFSI engine, engine code BPY
A4
2007
all
2.0TFSI engine, engine code BWT
Cabriolet
2007
all
2.0TFSI engine, engine code BWT
Condition
REVISION HISTORY
Revision
Date
Purpose
13
-
Revised header data (Updated customer codes)
12
8/1/2013
Revised header data (Updated customer codes, added DTCs)
11
5/31/2011
Revised Warranty
10
4/6/2011
Revised Warranty
Revised Required Parts and Tools
9
7/14/2010
Revised header data (Controlling TSB display in ElsaWeb)
8
11/20/2008
Revised Title to include Repair Group
• MIL on.
• DTC P2293 (Fuel pressure regulator 2 performance) is stored in the engine control module (ECM).
• The following DTCs may be stored in combination with DTC P2293:
• DTC P0087 (Rail fuel pressure too low)
• DTC P1093 (Fuel trim 2, bank 1 malfunction)
Technical Background
Excessive wear of the cam lobe (in the intake camshaft) that drives the high pressure fuel pump limits the
maximum pump piston lift, causing fuel rail pressure fluctuations. The wear on the cam lobe also leads to wear in
the base of the high pressure fuel pump cam follower.
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Production Solution
Increased surface hardening of the camshaft lobe for the high pressure fuel pump. Improved intake camshafts
have part number 06F109101B.
Service
1. Remove the high pressure fuel
pump and visually inspect:
• The base surface of the cam
follower (Figure 1, 6) in
contact with the camshaft
lobe.
• The tip of the high pressure
fuel pump plunger.
• The high pressure fuel pump
camshaft lobe.
Figure 1. The high pressure fuel pump.
2. If the base of the cam follower
shows normal wear (Figure 2,
C) or is a new part (Figure 2,
D), the cam follower and cam
shaft should not be replaced
because excessive wear is not
present.
Figure 2. Cam followers in various stages of wear: holed base (A),
excessive wear (B), normal wear (C), and new part (D).
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3. If the cam follower base surface
is excessively worn so that its
surface is concave (Figure 2, B)
or missing (Figure 2, A), or if
the high pressure fuel pump
camshaft lobe shows excessive
wear (Figure 3), replace the
intake camshaft and the cam
follower.
Figure 3. Excessive wear on the lobe for high pressure fuel pump in the
intake camshaft.
4. The high pressure fuel pump
must be replaced only if the tip
of the plunger shows excessive
wear (Figure 4). This condition
is only possible if the cam
follower base is holed and the
plunger tip has come in direct
contact with the camshaft lobe.
Figure 4. Excessive wear marks on the tip of the high pressure fuel pump
plunger.
5. If the intake camshaft is replaced because of excessive wear, also replace the engine oil and the oil filter.
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Warranty
When procedure applies to vehicles under warranty, use the following:
Note:
Only one of the following scenarios will apply; see table below:
1. DTCs P2293, P0087 not present within 10/120 extension (outside of NVLW)
2. DTCs P2293, P0087 present, repair as technical bulletin
Scenario 1:
Claim Type:
110
Service Number:
1505 – within NVLW
S651 – within 10/120 extension (outside of NVLW)
Damage Code:
0018
Labor Operations:
GFF (Retrieve and clear codes) - DTCs P2293,
0150 0000
P0087 not present within 10/120 extension (outside of
NVLW)
Claim Comment:
As per TSB #2013147/12
20 TU
Scenario 2:
Claim Type:
110
Service Number:
1505 – within NVLW
S651 – within 10/120 extension (outside of NVLW)
Damage Code:
0018
Labor Operations:
A3
A4
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Camshaft remove & 1505 2017
install
520 TU
Perform Oil Change 1730 1999
20 TU
High Pressure
2463 9999
Pump (if necessary)
50 TU
Camshaft remove & 1505 1967
install
420 TU
Lock Carrier
remove & install
5038 0900
160 TU
Auto Trans
5038 0902
130 TU
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Manual Trans
Perform Oil Change 1730 1999
20 TU
High Pressure
2463 9999
Pump (if necessary)
50 TU
GFF (Retrieve and clear codes)
0150 0000
20 TU
Road test prior to service procedure
0121 0002
10 TU
Road test after service procedure
0121 0004
10 TU
Technical diagnosis at dealer’s discretion
(Refer to Section 2.2.1.2 and Audi Warranty Online for DADP allowance details)
Claim Comment:
As per TSB #2013147/13
All warranty claims submitted for payment must be in accordance with the Audi Warranty Policies and Procedures
Manual. Claims are subject to review or audit by Audi Warranty.
Required Parts and Tools
Please refer to ETKA for required parts and tools for each model.
Additional Information
All parts and service references provided in this TSB (2013147) are subject to change and/or removal. Always
check with your Parts Department and service manuals for the latest information.
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