The Audi Q7 4L 4.2 TDI BTR Diesel fuel rail right is a fuel system component designed for diesel engines, responsible for stable fuel distribution to the injectors on the right side of the engine unit. This is a precisely manufactured part from the Injector Nozzles category, designed to maintain the proper operating parameters of the common rail system in the Audi Q7 4L 4.2 TDI.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 057130090L
- Mark: Audi
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 057130090L
- Substitutable numbers: 057130090L, 057 130 090 L
- Location on the vehicle: Right
- Fuel type: Diesel
- Category: Fuel Injectors
Purpose and Function in the Fuel System
The right-side fuel rail in the Audi Q7 4L 4.2 TDI BTR engine is responsible for the uniform distribution of diesel fuel to individual injectors. Maintaining the correct pressure in the rail is crucial for:
- stable operation of the diesel unit across the full range of loads,
- precise fuel metering by the injectors,
- reducing smoke and power loss during acceleration,
- maintaining proper combustion and protecting the engine's internal components.
This component works in conjunction with sensors and common rail system accessories, therefore its correct selection for a specific Audi model and engine version directly impacts the engine's running smoothness and durability.
Compatibility with Diesel Engines
The presented fuel rail is designed to work with diesel engines, meaning it is adapted to the high operating pressures typical of modern injection systems. The component's design accounts for:
- resistance to variable fuel pressure generated by the high-pressure pump,
- stabilization of diesel flow during dynamic load changes,
- compatibility with injectors used in the 4.2 TDI BTR unit.
Thanks to proper adaptation to the specific fuel type, the rail helps maintain the correct operating parameters of the injection system, which translates to smooth engine starting, even idling, and predictable throttle response.
Vehicle Placement and Installation Aspects
The fuel rail is designed for installation on the right side of the engine unit in the Audi Q7 4L 4.2 TDI. Correct placement is important for both the geometry of the fuel lines and proper interaction with the engine accessories.
- Dedicated positioning facilitates installation in factory mounting points.
- Maintaining the original routing of the lines minimizes the risk of stress and leaks.
- Compatibility with the Audi injection system allows for maintaining the factory configuration without modifications.
When replacing, it is recommended to use new seals and check the condition of the injectors to fully utilize the fuel system's potential.
Product Characteristics and Condition
The fuel rail belongs to the Injector Nozzles category, which emphasizes its close relationship with the precise diesel engine injection system. The product is marked as used, which in practice means it comes from a dismantled vehicle and is intended for users seeking an economical solution while maintaining compliance with the factory Audi specification.
Choosing an original element from this category allows for:
- maintaining the fuel system's consistency with other Audi components,
- reducing the risk of fitting problems compared to aftermarket replacements of unknown origin,
- maintaining predictable engine operating parameters after repair or upgrade.
Diagnostics and Prevention for the Injection System
In case of diesel engine problems – such as rough running, power loss, or increased fuel consumption – it is advisable to comprehensively assess the condition of the entire injection system, including the fuel rail and injectors. A detailed discussion of symptoms and the consequences of neglect can be found in the article: Diesel Injector Faults – How to Recognize Them and What Neglecting Them Entails.
Related Products from the Audi Injector Nozzles Category
If you are looking for other elements from the Audi Injector Nozzles category, check out the Audi injector nozzles available in our store to select a complete solution tailored to your fuel system.
