Audi S1 8X A3 S3 8V 2.0 TFSI Fuel Injector is an original gasoline injector nozzle designed for TFSI engines, ensuring precise fuel delivery and stable engine operation. This component comes from the OEM Audi group, guaranteeing proper fitment within the fuel system and compliance with factory engine operating parameters.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 06L906036K
- Mark: Audi
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 06L906036K
- Substitutable numbers: 06L906036K, 06L 906 036 K
- Fuel type: Petrol
- Category: Fuel Injectors
Technical Characteristics of the Audi Gasoline Injector
The injector nozzle is designed for use in gasoline engines with direct fuel injection. The injector's design allows for precise atomization of gasoline in the combustion chamber, which translates to smooth engine operation, responsive throttle control, and stable idle RPMs.
Original manufacturing in accordance with Audi standards helps maintain correct operating pressure, the appropriate fuel spray pattern, and consistent fuel delivery across the entire load range. This ensures the fuel system retains its factory characteristics, and the engine control unit does not require additional adaptations beyond the standard service procedure.
Application in 2.0 TFSI Engines
The fuel injector for 2.0 TFSI units is intended for use in modern turbocharged gasoline engines where precise mixture control is crucial. A properly selected injector nozzle helps maintain:
- stable combustion parameters across the full RPM range,
- proper operating smoothness under low and high loads,
- efficient cooperation with the ignition system and exhaust emission control systems.
Using the correct injector component is particularly important in turbocharged engines, where improper fuel delivery can lead to a loss of power, increased fuel consumption, or incorrect catalytic converter operation.
Benefits of Using an Original Audi Injector Nozzle
Choosing an original Audi injector nozzle allows you to maintain the factory operating parameters of the fuel system and reduce the risk of problems associated with incorrect part selection. Key benefits include:
- precise fitment into the cylinder head port and fuel rail,
- compatibility with engine control unit maps prepared for the specific injector type,
- maintaining predictable vehicle behavior during acceleration and engine braking,
- reducing the risk of diagnostic errors related to incorrect injector characteristics.
Using OEM components in the fuel injection system directly impacts engine durability, proper oxygen sensor operation, and the effectiveness of emission control systems.
Component Condition and Installation Aspects
The offered injector is a used original part, sourced from disassembly, intended for reinstallation in compatible powertrains. Such components are often chosen as an economical alternative to new OEM parts, while maintaining the proper standard of manufacturing and fitment.
During installation, it is recommended to use new seals and perform injector adaptation according to the service procedure for the specific model. Properly conducted installation and fuel system leak checks are crucial for safe vehicle operation.
Diagnostics and Knowledge of the Fuel Injection System
Fuel injection problems can manifest as a loss of power, rough engine operation, or increased fuel consumption. Although the presented component is for a gasoline engine, many principles of injector diagnostics are similar to those for diesel systems. If you want to better understand typical symptoms and consequences of neglect in the fuel injection system, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the educational material: diesel injector faults – symptoms, consequences, and diagnostics.
Related Audi Injector Nozzles
If you are also looking for other Audi injector nozzles for similar applications, check out the Audi injector nozzles available in our assortment to select the appropriate component for your specific engine version and vehicle generation.
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