Audi A8 D3 Rear Air Ride Suspension Kits 4e0616001e 4e0616002e

Product Specification

Audi A8 D3 Air Ride Suspension Struts Shock Absorbers Rear Kits 4e0616001e 4e0616002e

Quick detail

This air suspension strut 4E0616002E 4E0616001E for the Audi A8 type D4 / 4H corresponds technically and visually to the original Audi CDC shock absorber.

Save on repair costs and save yourself further complications with a shock absorber that is delivered in exactly the same way as from Audi.
This air suspension strut is completed at HONGGU Auto Parts, filled with gas and checked.
It is therefore prepared for simple, direct installation.
For offers without an air expansion tank, you have to expect that the old tank that you have to use again may be leaking.
For offers that do not provide an expansion tank, the problem is that you have to replace both sides to get the same spring comfort.

Active inner valve in the shock absorber.
This means that this shock absorber reacts actively to the driving comfort you choose.
You get an air suspension damper with CDC damping function (continuous damping control).
Hydraulic shock absorber, with internal valve.
Fed by a complex sensor system, the control unit changes its mode of operation
depending on the surface of the road,
depending on the style of driving,
depending on the mode of drive dynamics system "Drive Select".
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Can be installed in the following vehicles:
Audi A8 D3/4E (4E2, 4E8) 2002-2010
Audi S8 D3/4E (4E2, 4E8) 2002-2010
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Original spare part number OE:
4E0616002T, 4E0616002S, 4E0616002R, 4E0616002Q, 4E0616002P, 4E0616002N, 4E0616002, 4E0616002M, 4E0616002H, 4E0616002G, 4E0616002F, 4E4616002A

4E0616001T, 4E0616001S, 4E0616001R, 4E0616001Q, 4E0616001P, 4E0616001N, 4E0616001, 4E0616001M, 4E0616001H, 4E0616001G, 4E0616001F, 4E4616001A

Features

What is an air suspension struts?

As a starting point, it is important to discuss what is air suspension and how does it differ from traditional suspension systems? The main difference between a traditional shock or strut is that they have a dampening mechanism set to a certain ride control feel while an air suspension system uses an air compressor in combination with air struts and suspension air bags to control the feel of the ride.

Air suspension has several advantages over traditional shocks and struts. The first is that the ride quality is often controlled by the driver of the vehicle. Therefore, if you want a softer ride you can set your air suspension system to deliver that and vice versa if you are looking for a stiffer, rougher ride. The second advantage is that you can control ride height, some systems are advanced in that they automatically control this for you. The final advantage of an air suspension system is weight management. If you load the back of your SUV with a large amount of groceries from the store, the air suspension system either automatically adjusts to handle it or you can manually adjust it. For traditional shocks and struts the level of rebound is set and therefore no matter what the weight of your load is, you have to stick with it. This often creates a sagging rear end when carrying a heavy load.

While an air suspension system is more complex, the advantages are clear. The system is comprised of a central air suspension compressor as well as air struts within an air bag at each wheel. The air compressor pressurised the air struts as needed to control the feel. Other components can be seen in the diagram above, all of which are mainly air lines to transfer pressure and driers (filter) to complete the system.

What Happens When an Air Suspension Strut Fails

A worn-out strut can result in a lot of driveability issues. It may cause your vehicle to roll when you press your brakes. or squat once you start accelerating. When making turns, a worn-out strut may also cause your vehicle to lean to one side.

Faulty struts also can’t absorb the impact when your car bounces due to bumps on the road. Aside from that, the front-end struts are crucial for steering and alignment.

It isn’t safe to drive with bad struts. Driving with a bad air suspension system will not only make the ride uncomfortable but also put you and your passengers’ safety at risk

Excessive Moisture

Moisture in an air suspension is normal. However, excess moisture in the system may mean that the air dryer assembly is malfunctioning. When visually inspecting the air springs and airbags, make sure to look for signs of rust or corrosion. That’s a clear indicator that you need to have your air dryer replaced along with other faulty components.

Once you notice anything wrong with your air suspension system, have your vehicle checked by a mechanic. If it isn’t the air struts that are faulty, chances are something else is wrong with the system, so it is best to address the problem right away with the help of an expert.

How Much Does an Air Suspension Strut Cost?

An air suspension strut replacement usually costs around $250 to $1000, depending on the brand you choose. It can be sold individually or in sets of two. Make sure to check how many you need before making any purchase.

Finding the Right Fit

Although universal air struts are being sold on the market today, most suspension components are vehicle-specific. To ensure that you’re getting a compatible strut, enter the correct details (year, make, and model) of your vehicle into our built-in search bar. Browse through our wide selection of air suspension struts and choose the best one for your ride.