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The Workshop Manual is intended only for use within the KODA Organisation; it is not permitted to pass it on to third parties. 1996 KODA, automobilov a.s.
Service
List of Supplements to OCTAVIA Workshop Manual
Edition: 10.99
Subject
Basic Edition of Workshop Manual Supplement to Repair Groups 01, 24 and 28 Modifications to Engine from 08.97 Modifications for Model Year 1999
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The Service Manual is intended only for use within the koda Organisation; it is not permitted to pass it onto third persons. 1999 KODA AUTO a. s.
Printed in CR S00.5107.53.20
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01 Self-Diagnosis
Contents
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Self-diagnosis .............................................................................................................................. - Features of self-diagnosis ........................................................................................................ - Technical data of self-diagnosis ............................................................................................... - Connecting vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 and selecting engine electronics control unit .. - Interrogating and erasing fault memory .................................................................................... - Fault table ................................................................................................................................. - Fault table from fault code 00515 to 01165 .............................................................................. - Fault table from fault code 01182 to 16502 .............................................................................. - Fault table from fault code 16504 to 17736 .............................................................................. - Fault table from fault code 17913 to 18262 .............................................................................. - Final control diagnosis .............................................................................................................. Measured value blocks ............................................................................................................... - Reading measured value block ................................................................................................ Lists of display groups ............................................................................................................... - Display group 000 to 007 .......................................................................................................... - Display group 008 to 099 ..........................................................................................................
01-1 01-1 01-2 01-3 01-5 01-9 01-9 01-15 01-22 01-27.1 01-30.1 01-32.2 01-32.2
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Servicing fuel injection system - valid 07.97 ........................................................................ - Overview of fitting locations ......................................................................................................
Testing components and functions ........................................................................................... - Testing idling speed .................................................................................................................. - Testing fuel tank ventilation ...................................................................................................... - Testing throttle valve control unit .............................................................................................. - Testing idling speed switch ....................................................................................................... - Testing throttle valve positioner sender and throttle valve potentiometer ................................. - Testing intake air temperature sender - valid 07.97 ............................................................. - Testing intake air temperature sender - valid 08.97 ............................................................. - Testing engine speed sender ................................................................................................... - Testing coolant temperature sender (G62) ............................................................................... - Testing voltage supply for control unit ...................................................................................... - Testing fuel pressure regulator and holding pressure .............................................................. - Testing injected quantity, leaktightness and spray pattern of injectors ..................................... - Testing injectors - valid 07.97 ............................................................................................... - Testing injectors - valid 08.97 ...............................................................................................
Servicing fuel injection system - valid 08.97 ........................................................................ - Overview of fitting locations ...................................................................................................... - Servicing fuel injection system ................................................................................................. - Disassembling and assembling top part of intake manifold - valid 07.97 ............................ - Disassembling and assembling top part of intake manifold - valid 08.97 ............................ - Disassembling and assembling bottom part of intake manifold - valid 07.97 ...................... - Removing and installing air filter, air mass meter ..................................................................... - Disassembling and assembling bottom part of intake manifold - valid 08.97 ...................... - Removing and installing air filter, air mass meter and intake air temperature sender ............. - Safety precautions .................................................................................................................... - Rules for cleanliness ................................................................................................................ - Technical data ..........................................................................................................................
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Testing lambda control ............................................................................................................... .............................................................................. ........................................................................................................................ .................................................................................................... .................................................................... .................................................................................... Replacing, coding and adapting engine control unit .............................................................. ................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................ ............................................................. t ......................................................... ........................................................................
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Self-diagnosis
Note: The self-diagnosis monitors only a part of the fuel injection and ignition system.
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Features of self-diagnosis
The Motronic control unit (J220) for the fuel injection and ignition system is equipped with a fault memory. The fault memory is designed as a permanent memory and a volatile memory. If faults occur in the monitored sensors or components, these are stored in the fault memory with an indication of the fault type. The engine control unit analyses the information and distinguishes 67 different faults page 01-9, Fault Table, and stores these until the contents of the fault memory are erased. Faults which occur only for a short time (sporadically), are displayed as sporadically occurring fault with the addition /SP. The cause of a sporadic fault may be, for example, a loose contact or a temporary open circuit in the wiring. If a sporadic fault no longer occurs within 50 engine starts, it is erased from the fault memory. The faults stored can be read with the vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 or with the fault reader V.A.G 1551 page 01-5. After the fault or faults have been rectified, the fault memory must be erased page 01-5. Notes: The description which follows relates only to the vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 using the programme card version 5.0. If see literature appears in the display, refer to the text relating to the fault code in the fault table. Use of the fault reader V.A.G 1551 (with programme card version 8.0) with integrated printer is similar although slight differences in the readouts in the display are possible.
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Perform only if ignition is switched on and engine does not start (operate starter first of all for at least 6 seconds).
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Must be performed after the following operations: Replacing engine control unit (J220), throttle valve control unit (J338) or engine, or when battery is re-connected.
Only possible once coolant temperature is more than 80 C. Before this, this function is inhibited.
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Connecting vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 and selecting engine electronics control unit
Special tools, testers and aids required Vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 Test conditions l Battery voltage at least 11.5 V l Fuses 10, 12, 29 and 32 o.k. l Earth connections at gearbox and on left below battery o.k. Procedure KConnect the vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with the cable V.A.G 1551/3.
After the vehicle system tester has been connected: Depending on the desired function, you have to: Switch on ignition or Start the engine page 01-2, table of Available Functions.
If the readouts which appear in the display are not the same as in the description below, please refer to the following points: Notes: If Fault in data transfer! is displayed because of an incorrect entry, disconnect cable at fault reader, plug in again and repeat these steps.
HELP
K If one of the following messages appears in the display, carry out fault finding according to the Fault Finding Programme for Diagnosis Cable. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder, or Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder or
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Operate the vehicle system tester according to the readout which appears on the display.
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If the control unit version displayed does not match the vehicle, replace control unit page 24-48.
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Reduction in gearbox life If the coding does not match the corresponding version in the vehicle: Check coding of control unit page 24-49. Press the key. For the further procedure Repair descriptions
Functions not being performed (lambda control, actuation of activated charcoal filter system, etc.)
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Only if the engine does not start: Switch the ignition on.
Connect vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 and select the engine electronics control unit with the address word 01. The engine should be idling for this step. (Connecting vehicle system tester and selecting engine electronics control unit page 01-3.)
Press 02 for the function Interrogate fault memory and confirm the entry with the key Q.
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Press 06 to select the function End data transfer and confirm the entry with the key Q.
If one or several faults are stored: Fault number: 00515 K Readout of fault number in display, e.g.: Hall sender -G40Short to earth Press key.
K Readout of source of fault with type of fault in display, e.g.: Press key.
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K Readout in display: Press 06 for the function End data transfer and confirm entry with the key Q. Rectify the faults displayed by referring to the fault table page 01-9.
Note: When carrying out test and removal and installation work, our control modules may also detect faults such as connectors unplugged. For this reason, it is necessary to interrogate and erase the fault memories of all the control units after concluding the work. Follow the procedure below: Press the key 0 twice for the address word 00 Automatic test sequence and confirm the entry with the key Q. V.A.G 1552 transmits all the known address words one after the other. Erase fault memory page 01-7.
Erasing fault memory Special tools, testers and aids required Vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 Test condition l Repairs carried out After rectifying all the faults, you then have to carry out a road test. The following operating conditions should be met during this road test:
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K Readout in display: If only test and removal and installation work has been carried out on the engine electronics, press the keys 0 and 2 for the function Interrogate fault memory and confirm entry with the key Q.
If test and removal and installation work which also affects other control units, was carried out, you have to conclude the work by interrogating and erasing the fault memories of all the control units. Adopt the following procedure: Press the key 0 twice for the address word 00 Automatic test sequence and confirm the entry with the key Q. V.A.G 1552 transmits all the known address words one after the other.
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K The number of faults stored appears in the display. If one or several faults are stored: The stored faults are displayed one after the other.
HELP
K After the stored faults have been displayed, the following readout appears:
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Press the keys 0 and 5 for the function Erase fault memory and confirm the entry with the key Q.
K Readout in display: Note: If you switched off the ignition between Interrogating fault memory and Erasing fault memory, the fault memory is then not erased. Press the key. Press the keys 0 and 6 for the function End data transfer and confirm the entry with the key Q.
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If see literature appears in the display, refer to the fault table for the text belonging to the fault code.
The fault table is arranged according to the 5-digit fault code shown on the left. Fault code 00515...01165 from page 01-9, fault code 01182...16502 from page 01-15, fault code 16504...17736 from page 01-22, fault code 17913...18262 from page 01-27.1.
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Explanations on fault types (e.g. open/short circuit to earth): Operating instructions of the vehicle system tester
If components are shown as follows: First of all, test the cables and plug connections to these components and also the earth cables of the system according to current flow diagram. Only if no fault is found in this case, replace component. This applies in particular if faults are shown as sporadically occurring (SP).
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Engine has no power at full throttle Emission levels not o.k. High fuel consumption
- Rectify short circuit Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
Open circuit in wiring or short to positive in signal cable between Hall sender -G40 and engine control unit -G40 faulty
- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test -G40 page 28-8.
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- Read measured value block, display group 003, display block 2 page 01-46.
- Test voltage supply of engine control unit page 24-25. - Test fuse.
- Read measured value block, display group 003, display block 2 page 01-46. - Test charge state of battery.
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- Refuel vehicle, test fuel pressure regulator and holding pressure page 24-27. - Test air mass meter page 24-38. - Rectify leaks.
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- Refuel vehicle, test fuel pressure regulator and holding pressure page 24-27. - Test air mass meter page 24-38.
- Drive on motorway for 15 minutes or change oil. - Read measured value block, display group 008 page 01-53. - Test injected quantity page 24-29.
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- Test cable connection to multifunction switch -F125 Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Interrogate fault memory of gearbox Automatic Gearbox; Repair Group 01; Performing self-diagnosis - Replace engine control unit page 24-48.
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Open circuit in cable connection between injector and engine control unit Fuse faulty Open circuit in wiring between injector and fuse Injector faulty
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- Determine leakage and rectify. - Read measured value block, display group 02 page 01-45. - Replace filter element.
Open circuit or short circuit to earth in signal cable between -G70 and engine control unit
- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
-G70 faulty
- Test air mass meter (-G70) page 24-38. - Replace engine control unit page 24-48.
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- Test air mass meter -G70 page 24-38. - Replace engine control unit page 24-48.
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- Read measured value block, display group 003 page 01-46. - Test -G62 page 24-23.
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Open circuit in wiring or short circuit to positive Short circuit to earth -G69 faulty
Jerky acceleration Load change jolts when accelerator released Irregular idling speed control characteristics
- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test throttle valve potentiometer -G69 page 24-18.
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Moisture or corrosion in plug connection at throttle valve potentiometer -G69 -G69 faulty
Jerky acceleration Irregular idling speed control characteristics Load change jolts when accelerator released
Open circuit or short circuit Jerky acceleration to earth in signal cable be- Irregular idling speed contween -G69 and engine trol characteristics control unit Load change jolts when Voltage supply for -G69 accelerator released faulty -G69 faulty
- Test throttle valve potentiometer -G69 page 24-18. - Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
Short circuit to positive in Jerky acceleration signal cable between -G69 Load change jolts when and engine control unit accelerator released Earth supply for -G69 faulty -G69 faulty
- Rectify short circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test throttle valve potentiometer -G69 page 24-18.
As soon as one of the faults is recognized, the control unit uses a substitute value formed from the engine speed. If a fault occurs simultaneously at the throttle valve potentiometer and at the air mass meter, no emergency running function is possible. Consequence: the engine cuts out.
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- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test function of lambda control page 24-42.3.
Short circuit between lambda probe signal cable and lambda probe reference earth cable Amplitude of signal cable too small (lambda probe G39 faulty or probe slots blocked or dirty)
Poor idling
- Read measured value block, display group 007 page 01-51. - Read measured value block, display group 021 page 01-62.
- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
Short circuit of lambda Emission levels not o.k. probe reference earth cable to earth or to screening
- Test operation of lambda control page 24-42.3. - Read measured value block, display group 007 page 01-51. - Read measured value block, display group 021 page 01-62.
Short circuit of signal cable Lambda closed-loop conto positive trol switches to open-loop
- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test lambda control page 24-42.3.
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- Rectify cause for abnormal engine running noises. - Test knock sensor page 28-6.
- Rectify short circuit or open circuit in wiring. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
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- Set accelerator cable. 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Setting throttle cable
Open circuit in wiring or short circuit to positive between -F60 and engine control unit
- Rectify open circuit in wiring or short circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
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Idling
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Idling speed not within specified range Load change jolts when accelerator released
- Rectify open circuit in wiring or short circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Replace engine control unit page 24-48.
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Poor acceleration
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Poor acceleration
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- Rectify open circuit in wiring or short circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test camshaft adjustment valve -N205 page 28-12. - Test fuse.
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- Rectify open circuit in wiring or short circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder - Test camshaft adjustment valve -N205 page 28-12. - Test fuse.
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- Test data cable to engine control unit pins 29+41 for open circuit or short circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
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Final control diagnosis can only be carried out when the engine is not running and the ignition is switched on.
Final control diagnosis is aborted if the engine is started or if an engine speed pulse is detected.
During final control diagnosis the individual actuator is operated until the diagnosis is switched on to the next actuator by pressing the key.
Before repeating final control diagnosis without briefly running the engine, switch off the ignition for about 20 seconds. The electric fuel pump runs during the entire final control diagnosis. Final control diagnosis is ended after 10 minutes.
l Fuses 10, 28, 29, 32, 34 and 43 should be in proper order. Procedure K-
Connect V.A.G 1552 and select the engine electronics control unit by entering the address word 01.
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HELP
Final control diagnosis Solenoid valve 1 for activated charcoal filter -N80
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intake
K Readout in display:
The intake manifold changeover valve should . If the valve is not actuated (does not click), test intake manifold changeover valve -N156 page 24-66.
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K Readout in display:
This valve continues to be actuated (clicks) until final control diagnosis is ended by pressing the key. If the valve is not actuated (does not click), test camshaft adjustment valve page 28-12. Press the key.
Note: Before again selecting function 03 Final control diagnosis, switch off ignition for about 20 seconds. Test of vehicle systems Select function XX HELP K Readout in display: Press the keys 0 and 6 for the function End output and confirm the entry with the key Q. Switch off the ignition.
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Procedure KConnect the vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 and select the engine electronics control unit by entering the address word 01. The engine should be idling during this step. (Connecting vehicle system tester and selecting engine electronics control unit page 01-3).
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Designation
Designation
000
Basic function
3 = Engine speed
4 = Battery voltage
6 = Idling air mass controlled value 7 = Idling air mass learned value
9 = Learned value of mixture formation (lambda learned value) 1 = Learned value of mixture formation (lambda learned value) 0
001
Basic function
2 = Engine load (injection time for each crankshaft revolution) 3 = Throttle valve angle 4 = Ignition angle
002
Basic function
2 = Engine load (injection time for each crankshaft revolution) 3 = Corrected injection time for each power stroke 4 = Inducted air mass
003
Basic function
2 = Battery voltage
3 = Coolant temperature
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01
in
Designation
004
2 = Idling air mass learned (automatic gearbox not in gear) 4 = Operating state:
3 = Idling air mass learned (gear of automatic gearbox engaged) Idling speed Part load Full load
Deceleration Enrichment
005
2 = Idling speed (specified) 3 = Idling speed controller 4 = Air mass 1 = Idling speed
3 = On/off ratio of solenoid valve 1 for activated charcoal filter -N80 4 = Lambda correction factor if fuel tank ventilation active 1 = Injection time 2 = Lambda learned value at idling speed (additive) 4 = Tank breather system:
learned values
Lambda
3 = Lambda learned value at part load (multiplicative) TB active (tank breather active)
learned values
Lambda
009
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Fuel consumption
Fuel consumption
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in Designation 010 Tank breather 1 2 3 4 2 = Lambda correction factor with active tank breather 3 = Filling level of activated charcoal filter -N80 4 = ACF purging rate 011 Read measured value block 11 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 3 = Vehicle speed 4 = Fuel consumption 012 Read measured value block 12 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 2 = Battery voltage 3 = Fuel consumption 4 = Ignition angle 013 Read measured value block 13 1 = Ignition angle of cylinder 1 retarded by knock control 1 2 3 4 2 = Ignition angle of cylinder 2 retarded by knock control 3 = Ignition angle of cylinder 3 retarded by knock control 4 = Ignition angle of cylinder 4 retarded by knock control Knock control 014 Read measured value block 14 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 2 = Engine load Knock control 3 = Ignition angle of cylinder 1 retarded by knock control 4 = Ignition angle of cylinder 2 retarded by knock control 015 Read measured value block 15 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 Knock control 3 = Ignition angle of cylinder 3 retarded by knock control 4 = Ignition angle of cylinder 4 retarded by knock control 016 Read measured value block 16 1 = Knock sensor signal cylinder 1 1 2 3 4 2 = Knock sensor signal cylinder 2 3 = Knock sensor signal cylinder 3 4 = Knock sensor signal cylinder 4 Knock control ------------
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2 = Engine load (injection time for each crankshaft revolution) 3 = Ignition angle 4 = Total of ignition angle retardation cylinders 1 to 4
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in Designation 017 Read measured value block 17 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 2 = Engine load Catalytic converter heating 3 = Energy balance for Cat heating 4 = Ignition angle 018 Read measured value block 18 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 Altitude adaptation 4 = Altitude correction factor 019 Read measured value block 19 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 Torque reduction 3 = Gearbox control (signal) 4 = Ignition angle 020 Read measured value block 20 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 Operating states 2 = Selector lever position 3 = Air conditioning 4 = AC compressor 021 Read measured value block 21 1 = Engine speed 1 2 3 4 Operating states lambda control 3 = Coolant temperature 4 = Lambda control OFF/ON Ignore 022 023 Read measured value block 23 1 = Learning demand display 1 2 3 4 Adaptation throttle valve positioner 2 = Bottom stop of throttle valve positioner 3 = Emergency running stop of throttle valve positioner 4 = Upper stop of throttle valve positioner 024 Read measured value block 24 1 = Engine speed (actual)
01
2 = Engine load (without altitude correction) from air mass meter 3 = Engine speed (after altitude correction) from throttle valve angle
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Designation
026
2 = Engine load (injection time for each crankshaft revolution in ms) 3 = Control:
Camshaft adjustment
026
2 = Engine load (injection time for each crankshaft revolution in ms) 3 = Operating state:
Camshaft adjustment
027...094 095
4 = Active camshaft adjustment angle in CRA Ignore 1 = Engine speed (idling speed) (rpm) 2 = Engine load (in ms)
Basic functions
096...097
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in Designation 098 Read measured value block 98 1 2 3 4 1 = Throttle valve potentiometer voltage Adaptation of throttle valve control unit 2 = Throttle valve positioner potentiometer voltage 3 = Operating state: idling/part throttle 4 = Adaptation status: Adaptation in progress Adaptation o.k. 099 Lambda control Read measured value block 99 1 2 3 4 1 = Engine speed rpm Adaptation ERROR 2 = Coolant temperature 3 = Lambda controller 4 = Lambda control ON/OFF ------------
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Display group 000 at idling speed (engine warm, coolant temperature not below +80 C)
Display block 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Specified readout 170...204 76...841) 76...882) 0...12 20...50 Corresponds to measured value 1.0...2.5 ms 10...14.5 0...5 80...105 C Designation Coolant temperature (requirement for basic setting) Engine load (without ancillaries) Battery voltage Engine speed (without ancillaries) Throttle valve angle
Idling air mass control value (idling controller) Idling air mass learned value Controlled value of mixture formation (lambda control value) additive (conduct road test if not within tolerance) Learned value of mixture formation (lambda learned value) additive (conduct road test if not to tolerance) Learned value of mixture formation (lambda learned value) multiplicative (conduct road test if not to tolerance)
10
-8...+8 %
In the case of the additive learned value the injection time is altered by a fixed amount which does not depend on the basic injection time.
2) 1)
In the case of the multiplicative learned value this is a percentage change to the injection time which is dependent on the basic injection time.
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Rectifying fault
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1552
Cause of fault
Severe load on the electrical system shortly after starting because of high charge current and ancillaries
- Increase engine speed slightly for a few minutes and switch off ancillaries - Test voltage supply of engine control unit page 24-25
Contact resistance in positive supply or earth connection for engine control unit
- Test voltage, replace regulator if necessary - Interrogate fault memory page 01-5
less than 0
Not possible
greater than 12
- Adapt engine control unit to throttle valve control unit page 24-51 - Interrogate fault memory page 01-5
Setting of throttle cable not o.k. Throttle valve potentiometer in throttle valve control unit faulty
- Set throttle cable 4-Cylinder Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and installing parts of fuel supply system; Servicing throttle mechanism
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less than 78
Mixture too rich, lambda control produces leaner mixture Large amount of fuel from ACF system (not in the case of basic setting)
Leak in vacuum hose for fuel pressure regulator Lambda learned values at stop
Mixture too lean, lambda control produces richer mixture Unmetered air
- Check lambda learned values, display group 008 page 01-53 - Test quantity injected page 24-29
Readout jumps or is at a constant 128 less than 243 or greater than 131) greater than 122) less than 118 or greater than 138
- Display group 008, display block 2 and 3 page 01-53 - Display group 008, display block 2 and 3 page 01-53
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Engine load (injection time for each crankshaft revolution) Idling speed 07.97 : 760...840 rpm 08.97 : 760...880 rpm
2)
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XX.X BTDC 4
K Readout in display
K Display blocks
Ignition angle
07.97
: 3...12 BTDC
Throttle valve angle Readout when accelerator fully depressed is 80...90 As soon as a fault is detected at the throttle valve potentiometer, a fixed substitute value of 35 is displayed
08.97
: 6...12 BTDC
Cause of fault
Rectifying fault
Engine load because of ancillaries Throttle valve control unit J338 jamming or faulty
Idling switch -F60 not closed/ faulty Large quantity of unmetered air (cannot be compensated by idling stabilisation control) Throttle valve control unit -J338 jamming or faulty
- Test throttle valve control unit -J338 page 24-16 - Switch off AC
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Test table display group 001
Display block 2 Readout on V.A.G 1552 less than 1.0 greater than 2.5
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Cause of fault Smaller readouts can only occur when driving on overrun
Rectifying fault
Poor idling (not running on all cylinders) Air mass meter -G70 faulty Throttle valve control unit -J338 faulty Electrical components on Steering wheel at full lock Gear engaged (automatic gearbox)
- Injector or spark plugs faulty/ replace - Interrogate fault memory page 01-5 - Test throttle valve control unit -J338 page 24-16 - Switch off components - Move steering wheel into centre position - Move selector lever into P or N - Carry out basic setting of throttle valve control unit -J338 - Interrogate fault memory page 01-5
greater than 5
Basic setting of throttle valve control unit -J338 not carried out
Throttle valve potentiometer in - Test throttle valve control unit throttle valve control unit -J338 page 24-16 -J338 faulty or incorrectly set Setting of throttle cable - Set throttle cable 1.8 ltr./92 kW Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Servicing throttle mechanism - Rectify cause - Switch off components - Move steering wheel into centre position - Move selector lever into P or N - Eliminate unmetered air
Electrical components on Steering wheel at full lock Gear engaged (automatic gearbox)
Unmetered air
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2.0 ..5.0 ms 3
2.0...4.0 g/s 4
K Readout in display
Engine load (theoretical injection time per crankshaft revolution) 07.97 : 760...840 rpm 08.97 : 760...880 rpm
Idling speed
1 2 3
on
display group 001, display block 1, page 01-43 display group 001, display block 2, page 01-43
of
- Test activated charcoal filter solenoid valve page 24-13. - Test injected quantity page 24-29.
Increased engine load, caused by electrical components, air conditioning, gear engaged or power steering at full lock
- Eliminate load.
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What is displayed in display block 2 is the injection time which corresponds to the inducted air mass and the engine load at idling speed. This readout is a computed, theoretical value which, for processor-related reasons, relates only to one crankshaft revolution. Engine load at idling refers to the natural friction of the engine and the drive of the ancillaries which have to be overcome. The inducted air mass is shown in display block 4. In contrast, what is shown in display block 3 is the injection time which results from a complete power stroke, in other words two revolutions of the crankshaft.
It is not possible to state specified values as the readout is greatly dependent on the ambient temperature.
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Cause of fault
Large quantity of unmetered air between intake manifold and air mass meter
- Move selector lever into P or N - Eliminate load (AC, power steering etc.)
- Lambda control
Nevertheless, what is shown in display block 3 is not approximately twice the readout of display block 2 but is a corrected, actual injection time. It is corrected by variable parameters such as:
- Fuel supply from activated charcoal filter - Air density, air temperature
If, for example, the engine inducts unmetered air, only the computed value in display block 2 (injection time for each crankshaft revolution) should change. The actual injection time for each power stroke is maintained at the specified value by the lambda control.
80...105 C 3
... C 4
K Readout in display
Battery voltage
Coolant temperature
K Display blocks
Idling speed
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In combination with fault code 16500 what is compared in display block 3 is the temperature curve in the range from 20 C up to 60 C with a model curve stored in the control unit. The model curve rises more slowly than the real temperature. If the real temperatures become slower because of a fault, they are aligned at some point with the model values. This fault is detected by the engine control unit as being implausible.
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less than 10 V
Electrical system subject to severe load after starting because of high charge current and ancillaries
- Increase engine speed slightly for a few minutes and switch off ancillary components - Test voltage supply to engine control unit page 24-25 - Eliminate current drain
Contact resistance in power supply or earth connection for engine control unit
- Test voltage, replace regulator if necessary - Interrogate fault memory page 01-5
less than 80 C
- Carry out road test, if necessary - Test coolant temperature sender -G62 page 24-23 - Clean radiator - Test operation
Coolant temperature sender or cable connection to engine control unit Radiator dirty Radiator fan not operating Thermostat faulty
- Test thermostat
constant 19.5 C
Coolant temperature sender or cable connection to engine control unit Fault detected at intake air temperature sender -G42 detected
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As a result of a change in the load conditions at idling speed, the required idling air mass at a constant engine speed also changes.
What is displayed is the change in the idling air mass in %. As soon as this change has been compensated for by the learning process of the idling stabilisation, the mean value is again reached. The extent of the variation from the mean value depends on the extent of the load change (e.g. by switching electrical components on or off). The learning process is carried out in small steps each time the idling switch closes. Several steps are required in the case of major differences. This necessitates briefly blipping the accelerator pedal at intervals of about 20 seconds. Each time this is done, a further step of the learning process is carried out.
The difference as a result of drift then appears in display group 004, display block 2. The readouts of the idling controller remain outside of the tolerance range if the learned values in display group 04, display block 2 have moved against stop. Stop values: -1.7 and +1.7 g/s, respectively
In the case of fault (00670) throttle valve positioner: constant speed 840 rpm and air flow of 2.8g/s.
In the case of fault (00670/16505/16506/16507) throttle valve positioner and throttle valve potentiometer, the digital idling stabilisation (DIS) is switched off and a constant speed of approx. 1000 rpm and an air mass of 2.8 g/s are output.
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The voltage signal rich mixture (low level of residual oxygen) is at approx. 0.7...1.0 V (related to reference earth). The voltage signal lean mixture (large level of residual oxygen) is at approx. 0.0...0.3 V (related to reference earth).
In view of the steep voltage jump, the lambda control is not able to maintain constant the ideal mixture composition which corresponds to = 1.0. The control constantly fluctuates back and forward between the slightly too lean and slightly too rich states.
A voltage jump from 0.7...1.0 V to 0.0...0.3 V and vice versa takes place at transition from rich to lean and vice versa ( = 1.0).
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In the case of a readout of 0.3, the engine is supplied with a very rich mixture from the ACF system. The lambda control therefore has to reduce the quantity injected to 30 %. In the case of a readout of 1.0 either an ideal mixture is supplied from the ACF system (not necessary to produce leaner or richer mixture) or the ACF valve is closed (adaptation: display group 008, display block 4). In the case of a readout of 1.01 ... 1.2 the mixture from the ACF system is too lean. The lambda control therefore has to produce a richer mixture.
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mass meter
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Notes on display
Low values indicate that the engine is running too rich and for this reason the lambda control produces a leaner mixture.
add = additive - The fault (e.g. unmetered air) always has a far less pronounced effect as engine speed rises. In the case of the additive learned value the injection time is altered by a fixed amount. The amount is not dependent on the basic injection time.
Notes on display
High values mean that the engine is running too lean and the lambda control therefore produces a richer mixture.
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mul = multiplicative - The fault (e.g. faulty injector) has an increasingly pronounced effect as engine speed rises. In the case of the multiplicative learned value this is a percentage change in the injection time. This change is dependent on the basic injection time.
Cause of fault
Rectifying fault
and
All the learned values are reset if the control unit is deenergized.
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learned
K Readout in display
speed
controller
probe
learned value at
blocks
speed
rpm rpm
fuel tank
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blocks
no supply
ratio
solenoid valve
correction
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speed
speed
fuel
fuel
0.5...1.5 l
load
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0.5...1.5
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rpm rpm
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sult
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blocks
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blocks
load
With this display group it is possible to check the ignition angle retardation of cylinders 3 and 4 at certain engine speed and load conditions.
Causes for retardation of ignition angle: display group 013 page 01-58.
blocks
If the difference between the smallest and largest knock sensor signal is more than 50 %, the cause may be corrosion at the plug connection.
If the electrical test of the knock sensor, of the wiring and the plug connection does not reveal any faults, inspect the engine for loose ancillaries or engine damage: Display group 013 page 01-58.
The signal voltage of the knock sensors displayed at higher engine speeds and loads may reach levels as much as 5.1 volts.
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blocks
load
In order to warm up the catalytic converter as rapidly as possible to its operating temperature after a cold start, engine speed is increased in the idling speed range and the ignition angle is retarded. Only the retardation of the ignition angle is active in the part load range. This function for rapidly heating up the catalytic converter is active at start temperatures from -9 up to +39 C.
- Engine speed more than 4000 rpm - Engine load greater than 7.0 ms
- Fault stored in fault memory of air mass meter and coolant temperature sender
As soon as the function is cancelled, the display for the energy balance is frozen and is reset when the engine is next started.
ms
blocks
load
mass
load
valve
block
The engine control unit compares the load signal from the air mass meter with a load value which is computed from the throttle valve angle and engine speed. The difference of the two values results in the altitude correction factor. -30 % equals an atmospheric pressure of approx. 70 kPa (30 % below 100 kPa)
- At an altitude of 2000 m the correction factor is about -20 %. - determining start fuel quantity The altitude adaptation influences the following factors:
At an altitude of approx. 400 m above MSL and standard atmospheric conditions, no altitude correction is necessary.
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01
Display group 019, additional signals: power steering pressure switch, ignition angle retardation and clutch pedal switch 08.97
Read measured value block 19 0...6800 rpm 1 0...10.00 ms 2 xxxx____x 3 K Readout in display
This display group can be used to assess the different additional signals. Power steering pressure switch
Engine speed Engine load Operating state: X 1 X = no gearbox control signal X 0 X = gearbox control signal X = ignore readout
This display group can be used to assess whether the gearbox control signal from the gearbox control unit is received in the engine control unit.
In view of the short signal, ignition angle retardation is not always detected by V.A.G 1552 and is therefore also not always displayed.
CRA 4
Engine speed
Engine load
Additional signals 0xxx____x = power steering pressure switch active xx0x____x = ignition angle retardation active xxx0____x = clutch pedal switch active
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K Readout in display
compressor is
blocks
displayed
models
air
is
air
speed
K Readout in display
temperature rpm
Lambda control
blocks
display block
speed
rpm
The lambda control is switched on by the engine control unit as a function of the engine temperature and intake air temperature.
At a start temperature below 15 C (intake air temperature) the lambda control is not switched on by the engine control unit until the coolant temperature is 55 C.
At a start temperature above 15 C (intake air temperature) the lambda control is switched on as soon as probe readiness is detected.
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If the specified readout is not achieved, adapt engine control unit to the throttle valve control unit -J338 page 2451. Note on display blocks 2, 3 and 4: What is displayed are the stop values learned during the last basic setting.
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01
stop
demand display
stop
valve positioner
stop o
valve positioner
valve positioner
If the specified readout is again not achieved after carrying out the basic setting, inspect the cable connection for open circuit and short circuit and also the plug connections for dirt or corrosion before replacing the throttle valve control unit.
process
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process
process
stop valve potentiometer process completed, process process not completed, process not stop valve potentiometer process completed, process process not completed, process not
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Compensation valve potentiometer to sender Readout compensation to be carried out Readout compensation completed, compensation
valve positioner
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If the specified readout is not achieved, adapt engine control unit to the throttle valve control unit -J338 page 24-51. Note on display blocks 2, 3 and 4: What is displayed are the stop values learned during the last basic setting.
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stop
demand display
stop
valve positioner
stop
valve positioner
valve positioner
If the specified readout is again not achieved after carrying out the basic setting, inspect the cable connection for open circuit and short circuit and also the plug connections for dirt or corrosion before replacing the throttle valve control unit.
Meaning of
6-digit readout
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valve potentiometer
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compensation compensation
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0...6800 rpm
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01
K Readout in display
speed
load
angle
otal
blocks
to
As soon as any signs of knocking are detected, the ignition angle has to be retarded by the knock control in order to prevent engine damage. As a result of the ignition angle being retarded, however, the exhaust temperature is increased. There is a risk of the catalytic converter overheating.
An ignition angle retardation of e.g. 3 CRA at all cylinders has exactly the same effect as an ignition angle retardation of 12 CRA at only one cylinder.
In order to prevent this risk of overheating, the mixture is enriched at full throttle from a total ignition angle retardation of approx. 10 CRA in order to reduce the exhaust temperature.
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K Readout in display
blocks
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variation
sender
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There are only two positions for the variable camshaft, the normal position and the switched position. In order to activate the switched position of the camshaft, the car should be accelerated in second gear when driving slowly (about 1000 rpm) with the accelerator pedal depressed. If the actuation of the camshaft adjustment is active - see display block 3 - it is possible to detect in display block 4 whether an adjustment of the camshaft has in fact taken place (feedback). If the adjustment is not active, check whether full throttle is detected (the camshaft adjustment is only active at full throttle!).
08.97
K Readout in display
blocks
state
variation
ariable intake
sender
There are only two positions for the variable camshaft, the normal position and the switched position. In order to activate the switched position of the camshaft, the car should be accelerated in first gear from a standing start. Display block 4 shows the actual position of the variable camshaft. If the actuation of the camshaft adjustment is active - see display block 3 - it is possible to detect in display block 4 whether an adjustment of the camshaft has in fact taken place (feedback). - Camshaft in normal position = -3.0...+3.0 CRA - Camshaft in switched position = 15.0...22.0 CRA
If a readout between 4.0 CRA and 14.0 CRA appears in display block 4 during the road test, the camshaft adjustment solenoid valve switches the oil pressure correctly to the mechanical camshaft adjuster but the adjuster is not able to reach its end position (e.g. because it is stiff). Check camshaft adjustment: Repair Group 15; Removing and installing camshafts and camshaft adjuster.
Meaning
Readout Readout
condition not met, actuation not active condition met, actuation active advanced, intake tract,
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blocks
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display block
There are only two positions for the variable camshaft, the normal position and the switched position. In order to activate the switched position of the camshaft, the car should be accelerated in second gear when driving slowly (about 1000 rpm) with the accelerator pedal depressed. If the actuation of the camshaft adjustment is active - see display block 3 - it is possible to detect in display block 4 whether an adjustment of the camshaft has in fact taken place (feedback). If the adjustment is not active, check whether full throttle is detected (the camshaft adjustment is only active at full throttle!).
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When display group 098 is selected in function 04 Basic setting, the throttle valve control unit -J338 is adapted to the engine control unit.
Basic setting 98 0...5 0...5 V V 1 2
ADP. = Adaptation; Checking adaptation of throttle valve control unit page 24-51. Display group 099, lambda
0...6800 rpm 1 -40...125 C 2
Notes on display
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Self-Diagnosis
01
Readout in display
K Display blocks
Operating state
-10.0...+10.0 % 3
Readout in display
Engine speed
Coolant temperature
Lambda controller
Lambda control OFF/ON Basic setting 04: Reg. OFF Read measured value block 08:
Display blocks
Reg. ON
For defined fault finding, the lambda control is switched off when display group 099 is selected in Basic setting 04 or is switched off when Read measured value block 08 is selected.
099:
The lambda control is automatically reactivated when you quit function 04 Basic setting.
It is possible to switch back and forward between function 04 Basic setting and function 08 Reading measured value block by pressing keys 4 and 8 on V.A.G 1552.
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1 - Solenoid valve 1 for activated charcoal filter -N80 Activated charcoal filter system Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and installing parts of the fuel supply system; Removing and installing parts of the activated charcoal filter system 2 - 4-pin plug connection For lambda probe (G39) and lambda probe heater (Z19)
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On right on underside of vehicle below a cover 3 - Intake air temperature sender (G42) 4 - Throttle valve control unit (J338) 5 - Engine control unit (J220) 6 - Camshaft adjustment valve (N208)
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7 - Air mass meter (G70) 8 - Coolant temperature sender (G62) 9 - Fuel pressure regulator 10 - Injector (N30...N33) 11 - Ignition coils (N and N128) with power output stage (N122) 12 - Engine speed sender (G28) 13 - Knock sensor 2 (G66)
14 - 3-pin connector For engine speed sender 15 - Knock sensor 1 (G61) 16 - 3-pin connector For knock sensor 2 17 - 3-pin connector For knock sensor 1 18 - Hall sender (G40)
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1 - Solenoid valve 1 for activated charcoal filter -N80 Activated charcoal filter system Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and installing parts of the fuel supply system; Removing and installing parts of the activated charcoal filter system 2 - 4-pin plug connection For lambda probe (G39) and lambda probe heater (Z19)
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11 - Ignition coils (N and N128) with power output stage (N122) 12 - Engine speed sender (G28)
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7 - Air mass meter (G70) and intake air temperature sender (G42)
13 - Knock sensor 2 (G66) 14 - 3-pin connector For engine speed sender 15 - Knock sensor 1 (G61) 16 - 3-pin connector For knock sensor 2 17 - 3-pin connector For knock sensor 1 18 - Hall sender (G40)
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Do not use any sealants which contain silicone. Traces of silicone elements inducted by the engine are not combusted in the engine and damage the lambda probe. Components marked with * are tested by selfdiagnosis page 01-5, Interrogating fault memory.
A voltage of at least 11.5 V is required for proper operation of the electrical components.
Components marked with ** can be tested with final control diagnosis page 01-30.
Always replace clamp-type clips by screwtype clips. Safety precautions page 24-10 Rules for cleanliness page 24-10 Technical data page 24-11
When conducting certain tests it is possible that a fault is detected and stored by the control unit. After completing all tests and repair work, it is therefore necessary to interrogate the fault memory and to erase the memory, if necessary. page 01-5, Interrogating fault memory, page 01-6, Erasing fault memory.
If the engine runs only briefly and then cuts out again after fault finding, repairs or tests of components, the cause for this may be that the immobiliser has blocked the engine control unit. In this case, it is necessary to interrogate the fault memory and to adapt the control unit, as appropriate page 24-50.
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11 - Air filter Disassembling and assembling page 24-9 12 - Inlet connection 13 - Support For throttle cable 14 - Rubber support bearing
Fuel Formation/Fuel Injection 26 - Retaining clamp 27 - Coolant temperature sender (G62)* With coolant temperature gauge sender (G2) Marking: yellow ring Release pressure in cooling system, if necessary, before removing Testing page 24-23 28 - O-ring Replace if damaged 29 - 3-pin plug connection For engine speed sender (G28) 30 - Feed line Secure hose at fuel rail with spring strap clamp Hose with white marking 31 - Return-flow line Secure hose at fuel rail with spring strap clamp Hose with blue marking 32 - Engine speed sender (G28)* Fitting location: on inlet side of cylinder block Testing page 24-21.4 33 - Lambda probe (G39)*, 55 Nm Fitting location: in front exhaust pipe Grease only thread with G5; G5 must not get into the slots of the probe body Testing lambda probe and lambda control page 24-42.3 Voltage of probe heater supplied through fuel pump relay (J17) Testing lambda probe heater page 24-45 34 - 4-pin plug connection For lambda probe (G39) and lambda probe heater (Z19) On right next to lambda probe below cover at floor panel 35 - Fuel rail with injectors */** 36 - Top part of intake manifold Disassembling and assembling page 24-6
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15 - Bracket For intake manifold, bolted to cylinder head 16 - Throttle valve control unit (J338)* 17 - Vacuum hose To top part of intake manifold 18 - Cable guide Clipped onto fuel rail 19 - Motronic control unit (J220)* For fuel injection system, lambda control, camshaft adjustment valve, activated charcoal filter solenoid valve, knock control system, engine speed limit, ignition and also self-diagnosis Fitting location: in middle of plenum chamber Testing voltage supply page 24-25 After replacing, adapt throttle valve control unit page 24-51 After replacing, adapt electronic immobiliser page 24-50 20 - Connector Do not unplug or plug in connector unless the ignition is switched off Release for unplugging 21 - Mounting plate 22 - Gasket Replace 23 - 10 Nm 24 - Bottom part of intake manifold Disassembling and assembling page 24-8 25 - Connector 4-pin Cable contact 1 and cable contact 3 for (G62)
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23 - Connector
22 -
21 -
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19 -
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1 -
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For throttle cable Adjusting throttle cable: 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Adjusting throttle cable 9 Replace
From solenoid valve 1 for activated charcoal filter (N80) */** Activated charcoal filter system 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and installing parts of activated charcoal filter system 11
10
24
To heat exchanger
To branch connector
14
onnector black, 8-pin For throttle valve control unit (J338) Do not unplug or plug in connector unless the ignition is switched off
control unit Testing page 24-16 Components of throttle valve control unit (J338): - throttle valve positioner (V60), - throttle valve positioner sender (G127), - throttle valve potentiometer (G69), - idling speed switch (F60) After replacing, adapt engine control unit page 24-51
Removing and installing 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 15; Removing and installing cylinder head cover 19
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acuum To non-return valve for vacuum reservoir (item 17) acuum To intake hose
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For throttle cable Adjusting throttle cable: 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Adjusting throttle cable 9 Replace
From solenoid valve 1 for activated charcoal filter (N80) */** Activated charcoal filter system 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and installing parts of activated charcoal filter system 11 12 1
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For vacuum reservoir integrated in intake manifold Ensure correctly installed; if incorrectly valve does not operate; acceleration reduced as a result
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20
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Fuel rail
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24 Feed line Secure hose spring strap clamp From fuel filter: 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and inattached parts and fuel stalling fuel tank filter 2
control unit Testing page Components of throttle valve control unit (J338): - throttle valve positioner - throttle valve positioner sender - throttle valve potentiometer - idling speed After adapt engine control unit page
Secure hose spring strap clamp Ensure tightly fitted To fuel delivery unit in the fuel tank: 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Removing and installing fuel tank attached parts and fuel filter 2
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For knock sensor 1 (G61), black connector For knock sensor 2 (G66), brown connector For engine speed sender (G28), grey connector
Fuel Testing pressure regulator and holding pressure page 24-27 Replace if damaged
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4 Feed line Secure hose at fuel rail with spring strap clip Hose with white marking Secure hose at fuel rail with spring strap clip Hose with blue marking
3 Fuel rail
and
air
Replace if damaged
8 Filter element
2 Vacuum connection From top part of intake manifold 3 Air admission From crankcase
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8 Fuel rail
9 Feed line Secure hose at fuel rail with spring strap clip Hose with white marking
and
air
air
meter and
air
meter
and
air
Testing air mass meter (G70) page 24-41 Testing intake air temperature sender (G42) page 24-21.1
Replace if damaged
8 Filter element
2 20 Nm
2 3
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Important!
The fuel system is pressurised! Place cleaning rags around the connection point before opening the system. Then, release the pressure by carefully detaching the connection point.
Pay attention to the following points in order to avoid injuries to persons and/or damage to the fuel injection and ignition system: Do not touch or disconnect ignition cables when the engine is running or operating at starting speed.
Do not disconnect or connect cables of the fuel injection and ignition system - also not cables of test equipment - unless the ignition is switched off.
To operate the engine at starting speed without the engine starting (e.g. for testing compression pressure), unplug the connector from the power output stage of the ignition coils and the connectors at the injectors. Interrogate the fault memory after completing the work. Do not wash an engine unless the ignition is switched off.
Do not disconnect or re-connect the battery unless the ignition is switched off otherwise the engine control unit may be damaged.
Pay careful attention to the following 5 rules for cleanliness when carrying out work on the fuel supply/fuel injection system:
Thoroughly clean connection points and the surrounding area before disconnecting.
Place removed parts down on a clean surface and cover over. Do not use fluffing cloths! Carefully cover over or seal opened components if repairs are not carried out immediately.
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Install only clean parts: Do not remove replacement parts from their wrapping until just before installing. Do not use parts which have been stored unwrapped (e.g. in tool boxes etc.).
If the system is opened: Avoid working with compressed air, if possible. Avoid moving the vehicle, if possible.
data
Idling speed
code
Engine speed governed by shutting off the injectors Motronic control unit1) Part number
Parts List
approx. 0.25 MPa (2.5 bar) approx. 0.30 MPa (3.0 bar)
Ejected spray
1) 2)
After replacing engine control unit, adapt throttle valve control unit page 24-51 and adapt electronic immobiliser page 24-50.
When engine is at operating temperature, the resistance of the injectors is increased by about 4...6 .
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Notes:
Idling speed, ignition timing and CO content cannot be adjusted. Idling speed is tested during the basic setting of the engine.
The CO content is maintained at the specified value by the lambda control. Faults at the lambda control are detected by the selfdiagnosis and stored in the fault memory. and
l Throttle valve in idling position. 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 20; Fuel supply system; Servicing throttle mechanism l Electrical components switched off (radiator fan must not cut in during the test). l Air conditioning switched off.
Interrogate fault memory page 01-5. No fault should be stored; rectify any faults stored and erase fault memory page 01-7, switch off engine and start again, carry out a road test and once again interrogate fault memory as a check. After this:
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HELP
K Readout in display: -
Read measured value block (function 08) and select display group 005 page 01-49.
2.8 g/s
K Readout in display: -
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08.97
760...880 rpm
760...840 rpm
Press keys 0 and 6 for the function End output and confirm the entry with the key Q.
If the specification is not achieved, once again interrogate fault memory page 01-5.
If idling speed is too high or too low and no fault is stored in the fault memory, carry out the following tests marked with a dot: l Test idling speed switch page 24-16.
l Large quantity of unmetered air page 2453, Performing basic setting of engine control unit, and also read measured value block display group 001, 005 and 008, respectively.
ilter
and
Vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 Hand-held multimeter (e.g. V.A.G 1526 A)
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Fuel Formation/Fuel Injection Diode test lamp (e.g. V.A.G 1527 B) Adapter cable set (e.g. V.A.G 1594 A) Test box V.A.G 1598/22 Testing for leaks
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The solenoid valve is closed in the de-energized state. Detach the hose from the activated charcoal filter solenoid valve (N80). Connect a suitable pressure gauge and a compressed air device (air pump) to the solenoid valve. Produce an air pressure which can be indicated with this. Initiate final control diagnosis and select the activated charcoal filter solenoid valve (N80) page 01-30.1.
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When the solenoid valve opens, the air pressure indicated must clearly drop and, when the valve is closed, it must clearly increase again; replace solenoid valve if necessary. Electrical test of ACF valve -N80Unplug the connector at the ACF valve. Use the hand-held multimeter to conduct a resistance measurement between the contacts of the valve. Specification: 22...30 . If the specification is not achieved, replace ACF valve. Testing voltage supply of ACF valve Note: The . Test condition K l Fuse 43 o.k.
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Unplug the connector at the ACF valve. Connect diode test lamp between contact 1 of the connector and engine earth. Operate the starter. Specification: The diode test lamp must come on. If the diode test lamp does not come on, test the cable connection from contact 1 to fuse 43 for continuity, and repair if necessary. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder If the cable connection is o.k., test fuel pump relay page 24-36. Connect the diode test lamp between contact 2 (earth actuation of engine control unit) and positive terminal of the battery. Initiate final control diagnosis and select the activated charcoal filter solenoid valve (N80) page 01-30.1. Specification: The diode test lamp must flash. If the diode test lamp does not flash, or if it comes on and remains on: Switch off the ignition. Connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the wiring loom to the engine control unit page 24-48. If the diode test lamp came on and remained on, test the cable from contact 2 of the connector at the ACF valve to socket 61 of the test box for short to earth. If the diode test lamp did not flash, test the cable from contact 2 of the connector at the ACF valve to socket 61 of the test box for continuity and also for short circuit to positive. If there is neither an open circuit in the wiring nor a short circuit, replace engine control unit page 24-48. -----------------------
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Use multimeter to test the wiring for short circuit to each other.
Rectify any open circuits in the wiring and dirt at the contacts, erase fault memory (function 05) page 01-6 and carry out basic setting of engine control unit page 24-53. If the specification is again not achieved, inspect throttle valve for dirt or sticking movement and clean, if necessary. Repeat basic setting of the throttle valve control unit page 24-53.
If it is not possible to start the basic setting or complete it successfully, replace throttle valve control unit.
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If a fault exists at the sender or in the cable connections, the control unit operates with a substitute temperature of 19.5 C. Refer also to Reading measured value block, display group 003, display block 4 for the operational test of the intake air temperature sender (G42).
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Connect diode test lamp V.A.G 1527 between contact 1 and engine earth.
Operate starter for a few seconds; the diode test lamp should come on.
If the diode test lamp does not come on, test cable connection from contact 1 to fuse for injectors for continuity and rectify any open circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder If the diode test lamp comes on, test actuation of the injectors.
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Operate starter for a few seconds (the engine may also start when this is done).
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Connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the engine control unit wiring loom. Warning!
Set the relevant measuring range before connecting the test cables and pay attention to the test conditions in order to avoid damaging the electronic components. Test the cable connection between contact 2 of the connector of the relevant injector and the engine control unit for continuity and for short circuit to positive. at connector 1 2 3 4 . est
If the cable connection is o.k., replace engine control unit page 24-48.
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Connect the vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 page 01-3, engine idling. Select Reading measured value block (function 08) and display group 002 page 01-45.
K Readout in display: The inducted air mass is shown in display block 4 (grams per second). Specification: 2.0...4.0 g/s Press the key. Press keys 0 and 6 for function End output and confirm the engine with the key Q. Switch off the ignition.
If the specifications are not achieved or if there is a fault regarding the air mass meter in the fault memory: Test the voltage supply of the air mass meter (G70) page 24-42.1.
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Switch on the relevant measuring range before connecting the test cables and pay attention to the test conditions in order to avoid damaging the electronic components. KUnplug the 5-pin connector from the air mass meter. Connect hand-held multimeter, e.g. V.A.G 1526 A, to contact 2 of the connector and to engine earth for measuring the voltage. Start the engine and run at idling speed. Specification: approx. battery voltage Switch off the ignition.
If the specification is not achieved, test the cable between contact 2 of the connector to the fuse for open circuit, and for short circuit to earth or to positive, and rectify any fault. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder If fuse and cable are o.k. and if the specification is nevertheless not achieved, test the fuel pump relay (J17) page 24-36. If the voltage supply is o.k., check the signal wires page 24-42.1.
Testing signal and earth wire for air mass meter KConnect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the engine control unit wiring loom.
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The vacuum in the intake system draws in the leak detection spray with the unmetered air. The leak detection spray reduces the ignition performance of the mixture. This results in a drop in engine speed and in a change in the lambda probe readout.
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Fuel Formation / Fuel Injection K Readout in display: (1...4 = display blocks) Note the engine speed shown in display block 1. Note the lambda probe voltage shown in display block 3 and the range within which it varies. Spray the parts of the intake system systematically with engine leak detection spray.
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If there is no change to the engine speed or to the lambda probe voltage: Press the key. Press keys 0 and 6 for the function End output and confirm the entry with the key Q.
If the engine speed drops or if there is a change to the lambda probe voltage: Press the key.
Press keys 0 and 6 for the function End output and confirm the entry with the key Q.
Inspect the sprayed part of the intake system for leaks and rectify the fault.
Testing
The lambda probe compares the oxygen content of the air with the residual oxygen in the exhaust gas and supplies a voltage signal to the engine control unit. The voltage signal rich mixture (low level of residual oxygen) is at approx. 0.7...1.0 V (related to reference earth). The voltage signal lean mixture (large level of residual oxygen) is at approx. 0.0...0.3 V (related to reference earth).
A voltage jump from 0.7...1.0 V to 0.0...0.3 V and vice versa takes place at the transition from rich mixture to lean mixture and vice versa.
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In view of the steep voltage jump, the lambda control is not able to maintain constant the ideal mixture composition which corresponds to = 1.0. A so-called reference voltage of approx. 0.4...0.5 V is programmed in the engine control unit for analysing the signal from the lambda probe. The control constantly fluctuates back and forward between the slightly too lean and slightly too rich states. The control cycle should be performed at least 30 times a minute when the engine is idling at normal operating temperature.
If there is no change to the voltage, or only a sluggish change, the following faults may exist: Slots or holes in probe head blocked. The ventilation hole at the probe -area of connection cable- is sealed off.
Probe has been subjected to excessive thermal stresses. The probe has been damaged by fuel containing lead. Contact resistance in the signal wire. Probe too cold, probe heater not operating.
Probe damaged by contact spray or similar products. (Because of the thermal fluctuations and capillary effect, the contact spray is drawn in through the fine cavities in the electric cables into the probe). Probe damaged by silicone vapours. (Use of sealants containing silicone has resulted in traces of silicone elements being inducted by the engine. These silicone elements are not combusted and damage the lambda probe).
Lambda control switched off (engine control unit has detected fault at fuel injection system Interrogating fault memory and also Reading measured value block, display group 021).
The probe has been damaged by oil elements escaping at the crankcase ventilation or by leaks in the engine.
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condition l No fault in respect of lambda control stored; rectify any faults and erase fault memory. The time which elapses until the lambda control is activated (probe temperature required about 300C) is determined primarily by the following factors: Ambient temperature (summer/winter) Operating conditions after start Operation of probe heater If faults occur after a cold start, it is then necessary to check whether the problem occurs before or only after the lambda control is activated. Test vehicle under cold start conditions: Connect vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 page 01-3. Select the function Reading measured value block (function 08) and display group 007 page 01-51.
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K When the lambda control is activated, the voltage signal should fluctuate between the ranges 0.0...+0.3 and +0.7...+1.0 V. Voltage readouts greater than +0.7 V indicate a rich mixture composition (low level of oxygen in exhaust).
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The signal voltage of the lambda probe appears in display field 2. If the vehicle is cold or lambda control not operating: 0.45...0.50 V. Important! a operate Carry out a road test and observe the readout in display field 2. Voltage readouts of less than +0.3 V indicate a lean mixture composition (large level of oxygen in exhaust). If the handling problem occurs before the lambda control is activated, the lambda control is then not the cause of the problem. If the handling problem does not occur until after the lambda control is activated, test operation of lambda control page 24-44. If the problem is not so severe after the lambda control is activated, the cause of the fault (e.g. unmetered air, faulty injector, etc.) is counteracted by the lambda control being activated. This can be recognised from reading the lambda learned values. Select Reading measured value block (function 08) and display group 008. If the specifications are not achieved, rectify fault. With display group 099 it is possible to specifically switch the lambda control off and on. Press the keys 4 and 8 to switch back and forward between Basic setting (lambda control off) and Read measured value block (lambda control on). In addition, read the measured value blocks in function 04 (basic setting). If this function is selected, the activated charcoal filter solenoid valve -N80 is closed.
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The heating circuit of the lambda probe is monitored by the self-diagnosis. Interrogate fault memory page 01-5.
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Fuel Formation/Fuel Injection K K K K The coding entered is activated when the ignition is switched on the next time. Note: Adapt engine control unit to the throttle valve control unit (J338) page 24-51. Adapt engine control unit to the electronic immobiliser page 24-50. Perform coding of the new engine control unit page 24-49. for
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Press the keys 1 and 7 for the address word Dash panel insert and confirm the entry with the key Q. Press the key.
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HELP
K Readout in display: -
Press the keys 1 and 0 for the function Adaptation and confirm the entry with the key Q.
K Readout in display: -
Press the key 0 twice for Channel number0 and confirm the entry with the key Q.
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key.
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When the ignition is next switched on, the identification of the engine control unit is entered in the immobiliser control unit.
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When the basic setting is carried out, the engine control unit learns the stop positions of the throttle valve control unit with the ignition switched on and the engine not running. Note: If the the condition l No fault in fault memory page 01-5, Interrogating fault memory Procedure KConnect vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 and select the control unit for engine electronics with the address word 01. The engine should be switched on for this step. (Connecting vehicle system tester and selecting control unit for engine electronics page 01-3.) K Readout in display: Press the keys 0 and 4 for the function Initiate basic setting and confirm the entry with the key Q. K Readout in display: Press the keys 0, 9 and 8 for Display group number 98 and confirm the entry with the key Q. K Readout in display: After pressing the key Q, the throttle valve positioner is moved into the Min., Max. and five intermediate positions and the control unit stores the relevant throttle valve angles in the permanent memory. This procedure takes not more than 10 seconds. After this, the throttle valve remains in the start position for a short time and then closes. K Readout in display:
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After basic setting is aborted the fault Basic setting not carried out, fault in the basic setting is entered in the fault memory. When the ignition is next switched on, basic setting is once again carried out automatically. l l l l l est conditions running The throttle valve control unit or the cable connection is faulty. t . testers and aids required s operations
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Each time the PRINT key (of V.A.G 1551) is pressed, the current readout in the display is printed out.
In the case of display group number 000 the readouts appear as decimals.
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Vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 Test box V.A.G 1598/22
Hand-held multimeter, e.g. V.A.G 1526 A or multimeter V.A.G 1715 Diode test lamp, e.g. V.A.G 1527 Adapter cable set V.A.G 1594 A Current flow diagram Test conditions
l No fault stored in fault memory of engine control unit l Interior temperature warmer than +15 C -
Connect the vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with the cable V.A.G 1551/3 page 01-3.
Select Reading measured value block (function 08) and display group 020 page 01-62.
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The effect of this signal is that the engine control unit maintains idling speed constant even if the power demand of the air conditioning system varies.
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Earth is connected to contact 22 at the engine control unit by the starter lockout and reversing light relay -J226 when the selector lever is moved into position P or N.
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Specification: Gear ENG KIf the readout does not appear as described, connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the wiring loom to the engine control unit page 24-48. Connect the diode test lamp between socket 3 (terminal 30) and socket 22. When a gear is engaged, the diode test lamp must go out. Move selector lever into P or N, diode test lamp must come on.
If the specifications are not achieved, test the cable connection from contact 22 at the engine control unit to the gearbox control unit for short circuit to positive and to earth, and also for open circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder If there is no fault in the cable connection, test the multifunction switch. Automatic Gearbox; Repair Group 01; Gearbox: Electrical test
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The signal is a pulse width modulated squarewave signal (on/off ratio), which is output by the engine control unit at contact 7.
This signal is used by the automatic gearbox control unit in conjunction with the engine speed signal for various purposes, including calculating the engine torque which is output.
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Connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the wiring loom to the control unit.
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Safety precautions
Pay attention to the following points in order to avoid injuries to persons and/or damage to the fuel injection and ignition system: Do not touch or disconnect ignition cables when the engine is running or operating at starting speed. Do not disconnect or connect cables of the fuel injection and ignition system - also not test equipment cables - unless the ignition is switched off. To operate the engine at starting speed without it starting (e.g. compression test), unplug the connector from the power output stage for the ignition coils and the connectors from the injectors. After completing the work, interrogate fault memory. Do not wash an engine unless the ignition is switched off. Do not disconnect and connect the battery unless the ignition is switched off otherwise the engine control unit may be damaged. Notes: This section deals only with components relating specifically to the ignition system. Other components of the fuel injection and ignition system Repair Group 24. The control unit for the fuel injection and ignition system is equipped with self-diagnosis. Components marked with * are tested by selfdiagnosis page 01-5, Interrogating fault memory.
A voltage of at least 11.5 V is required for proper operation of the electrical components.
Components marked with ** can be tested with final control diagnosis page 01-30.
When conducting certain tests it is possible that the fault will be recognised and stored by the control unit. For this reason, always interrogate the fault memory and erase it, if necessary, after completing all the tests and repair work. page 01-5, Interrogating fault memory page 01-6, Erasing fault memory
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Ignition coils and power output stage are a single component and cannot be replaced separately. Unplug the 4-pin connector -1- at the ignition coils -2-.
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If the diode test lamp does not come on, test cable connection for continuity according to current flow diagram and rectify any open circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder
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Connect diode test lamp V.A.G 1527 between engine earth and contact 2 of connector (positive supply). Specification: Diode test lamp should come on. If the specifications are not achieved, test for open circuit in wiring according to current flow diagram and rectify any open circuit or test the fuse. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder esting Unplug the connectors at all four injectors. Switch on ignition. Connect diode test lamp V.A.G 1527 between engine earth and contacts 1 and 3 one after the other. Operate the starter for a few seconds each time. The diode test lamp should flash each time. Connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the wiring loom to the engine control unit page 24-48, Replacing engine control unit. If the diode test lamp does not flash, test the cable connection from the connector to the engine control unit for open circuit and short circuit on the basis of current flow diagram (connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to wiring loom to engine control unit). Rectify any open circuit in wiring or short circuit. 1 3 71 78 If no open circuit or short to earth is found, replace engine control unit page 24-48.
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Hand-held multimeter V.A.G 1526 or multimeter V.A.G 1715 Adapter cable set V.A.G 1594 Current flow diagram Notes:
Reading measured value block, display groups 012, 013, 014 and 015 for testing operation of the knock sensors.
The knock sensors themselves cannot be tested electrically (interrogate fault memory page 01-5).
It is essential to adhere exactly to the tightening torque of 20 Nm if the knock sensors are to operate properly. Inspect plug connection for corrosion. Only gold-plated contacts may be used for repairing contacts in the plug connection of the knock sensors. esting sensor iring
Separate the plug connection of the relevant knock sensor in the engine compartment.
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Test the wiring between sender and engine control unit for open circuit and short circuit according to the current flow diagram.
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1 2 3 Test signal wire of knock sensor 1 -G61 from contact 1 of connector in engine compartment to socket 68 of test box for continuity. Test earth wire of knock sensor 1 -G61 from contact 2 of connector in engine compartment to socket 67 of test box for continuity. Test screening of cable for knock sensor 1 -G61 from contact 3 of connector in engine compartment to socket 67 of test box for continuity. Test signal wire of knock sensor 2 -G66 from contact 2 of connector in engine compartment to socket 60 of test box for continuity. Test earth wire of knock sensor 2 -G66 from contact 2 of connector in engine compartment to socket 67 of test box for continuity. Test screening of cable for knock sensor 2 -G66 from contact 3 of connector in engine compartment to socket 67 of test box for continuity. If the specifications are not achieved, rectify any open circuit in the wiring or short circuit.
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In normal operation the engine control unit recognises the ignition position for cylinder 1 from the Hall sender signal.
Because it is no longer possible to assign the cylinders to the knock sensor signals if no signal is received from the Hall sender, the knock control is switched off and the ignition angle is retarded slightly in order to reliably avoid any knocking. If the Hall sender signal is not received, the engine continues running and can also be started again for the following reasons:
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Ignition System The offset by one revolution does not have any perceptible effects on fuel injection. Fuel injection then does not take place with the inlet valve opened but advanced (upstream of the closed inlet valve). Consequently the quality of the mixture formation is only slightly affected. With the twin-spark ignition system, an ignition spark is generated for each cylinder during each engine revolution in contrast to the normal system in which a spark is generated during each second engine revolution. KConnect diode test lamp V.A.G 1527 from the rear to contacts 1 and 2 at the connector of the Hall sender (the connector remains plugged in at Hall sender).
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Note: The connector contacts are numbered accordingly on the rear of the connector. Operate the starter for a few seconds. The diode test lamp should flash briefly during each second engine revolution. Unplug the connector at the Hall sender. Switch on the ignition. Connect hand-held multimeter V.A.G 1526 to contact 1 (positive) and contact 3 (earth) of the connector of the Hall sender.
Specification: 4.5 ... 5.5 V Connect hand-held multimeter V.A.G 1526 to contacts 2 and 3 of the connector of the Hall sender.
Specification: about battery voltage If the specifications are achieved and the diode test lamp does not flash, replace Hall sender. If the specifications are not achieved, test the wiring as follows: Connect test box V.A.G 1598/22 to the wiring loom to the engine control unit page 24-48, Replacing engine control unit.
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... to the engine control unit for open circuit in wiring and also for short circuit to positive and to earth. Contact at 3-pin connector of Hall sender 1 (positive) 2 (signal) 3 (earth) Contact at connector of control unit 62 76 67
If an open circuit or short circuit exists, replace engine control unit page 24-48. If a fault relating to the camshaft sensor (Hall sender) is again displayed after erasing the fault memory as a check although all the tests up until now were o.k., the following fault is possible: Rotor orifice of Hall sender turned wrong way round.
Unbolt Hall sender and check whether the rotor orifice at the camshaft is correctly installed (incorrectly installed, the detent lug is flattened when tightening the bolt).
If the rotor orifice is correctly installed, check assignment of crankshaft to camshaft. 1.8-ltr./92 kW Engine, Mechanical Components; Repair Group 15; Cylinder Head, Valve Gear; Removing and installing camshafts and camshaft adjuster Note regarding signal test with oscilloscope: The middle of the Hall window must be positioned on the third descending slope of the engine speed signal after the reference mark gap.
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Display field 4 indicates whether an adjustment of the camshaft has in fact taken place. The camshaft adjustment takes place only at full throttle; for this reason check the readout in display field 1. Specification without adjustment: -3.0 to 3.0 CA Specification with adjustment: 15.0 to 22.0 CA If the specifications are not achieved, test camshaft adjustment solenoid valve page 28-12.
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Vehicle system tester V.A.G 1552 with cable V.A.G 1551/3 Test box V.A.G 1598/22
Hand-held multimeter V.A.G 1526 A or multimeter V.A.G 1715 Adapter cable set V.A.G 1594 A
Start final control diagnosis (function 03) and select camshaft adjustment page 01-30.
The valve should be heard to clearly click during actuation of the camshaft adjustment.
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Ignition System If the valve does not click, switch off the ignition. KUnplug the connector from the solenoid valve -N205. Use V.A.G 1526 A to carry out a resistance measurement between the contacts of the valve.
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Testing voltage supply of camshaft adjustment valve -N205 KUnplug the connector at the solenoid valve -N205. Connect diode test lamp V.A.G 1527 with cables from adapter cable set V.A.G 1594 A to contact 1 of the connector and to engine earth. Operate the starter for a few seconds. The engine may also start when this is done.
Diode test lamp should come on. If the diode test lamp does not come on, carry out the following tests: Test the fuse for the camshaft adjustment valve.
Test cable from contact 1 of connector for camshaft adjustment to the fuse for open circuit. Current Flow Diagrams, Electrical Fault Finding and Fitting Locations binder Test fuel pump relay and actuation page 24-36.
Testing actuation of camshaft adjustment KUse cables from adapter cable set V.A.G 1594 A to connect the diode test lamp V.A.G 1527 to contact 1 (positive) and to contact 2 of the connector of the valve.
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