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Audi A4since 1994 releaseRepair and operation of the car |
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A4 Audi - Running gear Protection of passengers Full zinc covering Full drive Concepts of the all-wheel drive Distributive torsen-differential Dynamics of the movement on the dry road Maintenance instructions of quattro cars Mechanism of blocking of differential Additional works on maintenance Motive compartment + Regular servicing + Engines + Turbo-supercharging + System of an exhaust + Cooling system + Fuel tank and fuel pump + Air filter and channels of absorption + System of injection + Coupling + Transmission and main transfer + Suspension bracket of wheels and steering + Brakes + Wheels and tires + Electrotechnical equipment + System of ignition + Lighting + Alarm equipment + Tools and devices + Heating and ventilation + body Details + Salon Search of malfunctions Technical characteristics |
Concepts of the all-wheel drive The connected all-wheel drive Until then the full drive was almost inseparably connected with concept of the cross-country vehicle. The concept of the full drive used in this family of cars was simple:
Constant all-wheel drive When the idea of the constant all-wheel drive came to mind, it was necessary to think up a way of alignment which would not allow an overstrain of both drives of axes relatively each other. This problem is solved by so-called central differential. One becomes clear: such differential is no good as central as just the opposite case is necessary. Force has to be directed there where wheels will be able to transfer you to soil, namely: where there is a paving with stickiness. And as it never happens known, distribution of force has to be carried out automatically and and immediately. After various development stages of the blocking central differential with manual connection today the so-called distributive torsen-differential is built in the Audi Quattro models. |
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