Audi 5 cylinder turbo
The first thing to do is to remove the intake hose. Then, remove throttle body.
Remove injectors cooling duct.
Removing mechanical injector
Remove mechanical injectors and distributor.
Remove MAF air plate. Secure moving part with plastic strap.
Bend injector ventilation pipe, because it will prevent the fuel rail installation.
Injector sleeves
Unscrew injector sleeves. Be careful, sleeves have 3 parts, which can fall into the engine.
Plastic part can be extracted with the thread tap
We need this part only. Install it back using engine sealant.
Install additional o-rings on the injectors. Lubricate o-rings, and insert injectors into sleeves until click.
O-ring on injector tip should sit into it's place.
Connect injector harness.
Fuel rail
Lubricate o-rings with water, and fit rail into place. Mark and drill holes for securing the rail.
Throttle body
Install throttle body. You should cut the body to fit it. See photo.
Fuel lines and filter
Now the fuel lines can be mounted
The metal cylinder with three fittings is a fuel filter combined with a pressure regulator, you will need to get rid of the old original one.
- The delivery line that goes from the fuel pump is connected to the "IN" fitting.
- The return line that goes back to the tank is connected directly to the unnamed central fitting.
- The main line that goes to the fuel rail is connected to the "OUT".
Use the the three black junctions provided with the kit to connect the rubber line to the filter/pressure regulator and ensure that they are properly mounted.
After the fuel lines are installed, turn on and off the ignition (without powering the starter) 5-6 times, to build pressure in the fuel lines.
Check carefully for any leaks.
MAP
MAP sensor location is really important to ensure a good engine operation. Locate MAP sensor exactly as shown on photo.
Drill 13mm hole for the sensor and 8mm for the bolt that will secure it. Cover the drill tip with grease to catch the debris, it is reccomended to clean the intake manifold after drilling the hole to ensure that no metal debris is left in it.
Seal hole with a sealant. Sufficient sealing paste must be applied because the surface of the intake manifold is rough.
Secure sensor with included screw. Apply sealant to the thread, to prevent air leaks and unscrewing.
Never install any sensor with the wires upwards, water will flow off the cable and shortcircuit the sensor.
Warning
It is prohibited to install MAP sensor in place of cold start injector.
Idle valve
Clean valve internals with carburettor cleaner, and lubricate with the oil. Don't use WD40, it is not lubricant.
Air ducts
Install back air ducts, hoses, etc.
ECU and wiring
Warning
Disconnect battery when working with the electrical system. Connect battery back only when engine have to be started.
ECU is dust and splashproof. It cannot withstand continuous water contact or pressurized water, so it is reccomended to install it in a dry and safe place. Do not install ECU with cable upwards. In this case, water and moisture will flow off the cable into ECU.
Warning
Wire colors are subject to change. If wires have text labels - use labels to identify wire purpose.
This is the wiring.
Put the wiring this way:
AFS emulator
The emulator is needed only for a stock on-board computer. If you don't have one - skip this step.
A stock computer will still show inaccurate fuel consumption, so it is better to install our on-board computer instead.
AFS wires are hidden here:
Cut the middle wire from the connector, and connect to the EMUL wire.
Hall sensor
Find the hall sensor connector on the ignition distributor.
Connect DH wire in parallel to the central wire of hall sensor connector.
RPM signal
Сonnect AN wire to the Tachometer output of the stock ECU (Pin 7 of MC1 ECU)
Lambda sensor
Connect the LAMBDA wire to the signal wire of the lambda probe (see on photo).
Attention! Make sure to disconnect the lambda from the stock ECU to avoid interference.
If you don't have lambda sensor, or your sensor is malfunctioning, you should install universal Bosch sensor 0258986507 or 0258006537
Stock lambda probe has 3 wires: ECU signal, ECU ground, heater +12. It has no heater ground wire, because the exhaust pipe is used as a ground.
New lambda probe has 2 separate heater wires, and the heater has no connection to the sensor housing, which is a more robust design.
Connection diagram:
- white wires - to the lambda heating connector, or to the fuel pump supply
- black - signal to the ECU
- gray - to the ECU ground
Throttle position switches
Disconnect stock connector, and check idle switch resistance. It should be 0..5 Ohm. If higher - switch is worn out, you should replace it.
Check FULL LOAD switch. It should engage at 55-60% throttle opening.
Connect IDLE SW in parallel to the idle switch wire
Connect FULL SW in parallel to the full throttle switch wire
Coolant temperature sensor
CLT wire is connected in parallel to the coolant temperature sensor
Intake air temperature sensor
IAT wire is connected in parallel to the stock air temperature sensor
Warning
IAT sensor should be functioning correctly. It is original sensor, it's not replaceable with ordinary resistive sensors. With IAT malfunctioning, ignition system will not work correctly.
Idle valve
Disconnect old idle valve connector, and connect new one, labeled IDLE.
Power
Connect power wires to the battery. Secure main relay near the battery.
Connect COIL +12 wire to the ignition coil +12V terminal. This wire is used for switching on the main relay.
LPG
Connect the EXT wire to the gas supply valve, turn on the LPG mode by EXT input in the settings. Now the ECU will adapt to work on gas fuel.
If you have a carburetted LPG system - you do not need to cut the power of gasoline injectors. Check Turn off injection option and fuel will be cut by the signal from the EXT.
Air conditioner
Connect EXT wire to the air conditioner clutch wire. It is used for maintaining idle RPM while air conditioner is operating.
K-Line
Normally, you will use Bluetooth interface to connect to the ECU. In rare cases, BT connection is unreliable, so you can use K-Line instead.
To connect K-Line cable, you should prepare 3 wires:
- 12V
- Ground
- K-line
Pinout of the K-Line cable:
Pinout of the car OBD2 connector
Other wires
There are other wires, not mentioned in this manual. They are reserved for future use. Isolate and hide unused wires into the harness.
Additional info
Stock ECU wiring diagram
Stock IAT sensor
MAP sensor pinout
Invent Jetronic ECU pinout
View at the ECU connector
8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | |
A | IDLE | INJ1 | INJ2 | INJ3 | INJ4 | INJ5 | INJ6 | |
B | +12V | CLT | TPS | AN | KLINE | EMUL | IDLE SW | FULL SW |
C | GND | 5V OUT | IAT | MAP | LAMBDA | EXT | DH | AC* |
(*) - АС input is available starting from ECU version 2.3
3-wire IAC valve
It has two windings - one for opening and the other for closing.
To connect this valve, an external circuit is required. A MOSFET with a current of >5A and a voltage of >55V is used.
The dotted line indicates the IAC.
Abbreviations
- MAP - absolute pressure sensor
- TPS - throttle position sensor
- IAT - sensor air temperature
- CLT - coolant temperature sensor
- DH - Hall sensor
- AFS - airflow sensor