What is the normal fuel pressure for an Audi A6?
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Automobile fuel pressure normally ranges between 300kpa and 350kpa. Depending on the vehicle model, fuel pressure may vary, but generally, anything around 300kpa is considered normal. Below are the hazards associated with excessively high or low engine pressure: 1. When the engine oil pressure is too high, it can disrupt normal lubrication conditions; common causes include: excessive oil viscosity, oil deterioration and gumming, clogged filters and oil passages, improperly adjusted or stuck pressure relief valves. 2. When the engine oil pressure is too low, it can lead to inadequate lubrication, cooling, and cleaning, resulting in adhesive wear of components; common causes include: insufficient oil viscosity, ruptured filters, excessive clearance between the crankshaft main journal, connecting rod journal, and bearings, etc.