What does Audi a4 throttle angle deviation mean?

Audi a4 throttle angle deviation refers to the engine equipped with the vehicle, which has an intake flap of the intake manifold to control the intake air volume, and an angle sensor on the shaft of the intake flap is used to monitor the rotation angle of the intake flap. If the flap angle controlled by the computer deviates from the value monitored by the angle sensor, the engine computer will report the intake manifold throttle angle deviation fault. The body dimensions of Audi a4 are 48 18mm, 1843mm and 1432mm respectively, and the wheelbase is 2908mm. Audi a4 is a B-class car made by FAW-Volkswagen, which is the first to introduce the concepts of long wheelbase and turbine.