The Audi A6 C6 Fuel Injector 2.0 TFSI BPJ Petrol is an original injector nozzle designed for gasoline direct injection engines. This part comes from a dismantled vehicle, allowing for an economical yet technically sound repair of your Audi's fuel system.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 06F906036A
- Mark: Audi
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 06F906036A
- Substitutable numbers: 06F906036A, 06F 906 036 A, 06F906036G, 06F 906 036 G
- Fuel type: Petrol
- Category: Fuel Injectors
Purpose and Technical Characteristics
The presented fuel injector for Audi A6 C6 2.0 TFSI BPJ belongs to the category of injector nozzles and is designed for use in gasoline fuel systems. Its construction, adapted for the high injection pressures in TFSI engines, ensures precise fuel metering and stable engine operation across the full range of loads.
The injector works in conjunction with the engine control system, responsible for proper atomization of gasoline directly into the combustion chamber. This enables the maintenance of an appropriate fuel-air mixture, which translates to efficient acceleration, smooth idling, and predictable vehicle behavior while driving.
Benefits of Using an Original Injector Nozzle
Using an original injector nozzle in the 2.0 TFSI BPJ engine allows you to maintain the operating parameters intended by the vehicle manufacturer. This is particularly important in direct gasoline injection units, where manufacturing tolerances and spray pattern directly influence:
- engine stability across the entire RPM range, without jerking or misfires,
- proper mixture combustion, which reduces the risk of excessive carbon buildup in the combustion chamber and on valves,
- maintaining factory performance and the engine's smooth operation,
- more predictable fuel consumption under typical operating conditions.
For Audi A6 C6 gasoline TFSI engine owners, choosing an original injector nozzle is a way to maintain the integrity of the entire fuel system and reduce future diagnostic issues.
Component Condition and Practical Application
The offered injector is a used part, sourced from a dismantled vehicle, representing a sensible compromise between repair cost and maintaining adequate quality. This type of solution is often chosen when servicing older Audi A6 C6 models, where both operational correctness and cost-effectiveness are important.
Injector nozzle replacement is recommended in situations such as rough engine running, difficulty starting when warm, increased fuel consumption, or diagnostic trouble codes related to the injection system stored in the ECU. A correctly selected part can restore stable gasoline fuel system operation without the need for costly interventions in other components.
Injector Selection and Compatibility
To correctly select an injector for a specific Audi A6 C6 model, pay attention to the engine code (in this case, BPJ) and the fuel type, which is gasoline. The product has a dedicated OEM part number and interchangeable numbers, which facilitates verification of compatibility with your specific vehicle configuration in service catalogs and parts selection systems.
Before installation, it is recommended to compare the design of the part with the currently installed injector and consult with a mechanic or diagnostician to confirm full compatibility with the specific TFSI engine. Proper selection of the injector nozzle reduces the risk of adaptation problems and allows for a quicker repair completion.
Audi Injector Nozzles – Offer in the Store
If you are looking for other Audi injector nozzles for various models and engine versions, check out our dedicated category: Audi injector nozzles. There you will find a wide selection of parts from dismantled vehicles, making it easier to find the right injector for a specific gasoline or diesel engine of this brand.
Diagnostics and Technical Knowledge
Problems with the injection system often have similar symptoms regardless of the fuel type. If you want to better understand how to recognize signs of injector wear and the consequences of neglecting them, it is worth reading the article on our blog: diesel injector faults – symptoms, consequences, and diagnostics. Although it concerns diesel units, many of the diagnostic and operational principles described there are also useful when analyzing the operation of the injection system in gasoline engines.
