What Causes a Lean System in Cylinder Bank 1 at Idle in Audi Vehicles?
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A lean system in cylinder bank 1 at idle in Audi vehicles is generally caused by the following reasons: clogged fuel injectors; excessive air intake; exhaust pipe leaks; or aged, softened, cracked, or leaking crankcase ventilation valve diaphragms in the oil-gas separator. A lean system in cylinder bank 1 at idle indicates an overly lean air-fuel mixture in one engine bank, requiring inspection of the following aspects: 1. Fuel injector atomization performance. 2. The electronic control system. 3. Potential failures in the engine's intake pressure sensor. 4. Air intake pipe leaks. A lean system in cylinder bank 1 at idle can lead to the following issues: 1. Poor engine performance during idle, acceleration, or full-load conditions, resulting in reduced engine power. 2. Increased fuel consumption. 3. Higher emission pollution levels. 4. In severe cases, it may even prevent the engine from operating.