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Audi A3 8L 1.9 TDI: Air Bubbles in Fuel Lines After New Filter & Boshe Valve Installation

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  • #1 16844890
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    Hello, I have a problem, I recently installed a new fuel filter with a Boshe check valve. Because the engine started to go crazy I didn't walk regularly and then went out. Probably from the fact that there was a large amount of air in the ducts. so I changed the filter and the valve like a car goes well no more going crazy but I noticed that in the pipe going from the filter to the injection pump there is a small amount of air bubbles. My question how to remove them? and Can you get rid of them completely? Returning to replace the filter and valve I did because because the engine went crazy and then the number of these bubbles in this pipe was greater than now.
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  • #2 16845263
    daro31ie
    Automation specialist
    Air in the pipes indicates a leaking fuel system.
    Most often the problem is with the fuel filter, valve or only the lines.
  • #3 16846287
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    The filter, the new valve, the straps too ... the wires look ok so where does this air come from?
  • #4 16846378
    daro31ie
    Automation specialist
    buddy, what does the filter drain valve look like?
    Once after a week after changing the filter for a new one I changed to another.
    Just for the reason you describe.

    Pozdr. daro
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  • #5 16846391
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    A sieve in the tank may be banded or a cord there.
  • #6 16846414
    daro31ie
    Automation specialist
    andrzej20001 wrote:
    A sieve in the tank may be banded or a cord there.


    If it was similar before the exchange, then certainly yes
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  • #7 16846427
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    The filter I gave today a new band and valve also and still the same.
  • #8 16846494
    zyga c
    Level 17  
    If the fuel system is tight. and a stuck dragon in the tank - this is the phenomenon of "cavitation" or the precipitation of gas bubbles in the fuel.
  • #9 16846660
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    Bacteria grow in ON and they clog the strainer. Such sludge.
  • #10 16846960
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    how to unseat this sieve?
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  • #11 16846988
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    Blow your mouth. Joke. No clear
  • #12 16846997
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    but some locations of where it is and how to disassemble?
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    #13 16847018
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    The lid in the tank in the trunk
  • #14 16847021
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    Sory that I am so green but you can specify exactly how to do it, where to look and by?
  • #15 16868420
    gredekk
    Level 7  
    Hello, I cleaned the sieve, the wires, I looked at the new fuel filter and the heater .. bubbles are still what can I cling to now? Thanks in advance for your help .

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an issue with air bubbles in the fuel lines of an Audi A3 8L 1.9 TDI after the installation of a new fuel filter and a Bosch check valve. The user initially experienced erratic engine behavior, which improved after replacing the filter and valve, but air bubbles persisted in the line from the filter to the injection pump. Responses suggest that air in the fuel system may indicate leaks, possibly from the filter, valve, or fuel lines. Other potential causes include a clogged strainer in the fuel tank or cavitation due to gas bubble precipitation. Users discuss methods to address the issue, including cleaning the strainer and checking for leaks, but the problem remains unresolved for the original poster.
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