Steering Gear, Servicing, Hydraulic Power Steering Gear
Special Tools And Workshop Equipment Required
- Torque Wrench 1332 40-200 Nm :VAG1332
- 9" Mobea Heater Hose Clamp Pliers:HCP10
- Locking Pliers:VAS6199
- Steering Gear Grease
Always Replace Self-Locking Nuts And Bolts.
Welding Or Straighten Work On Any Steering Components Is Not Permissible.
To Grease The Rack, Only Use Steering Gear Grease.
- Tie Rod End
- There are different versions, with long or short thread on the joint pin. Refer to the Parts Information. for the allocation.
- If the tie rod end is bent and must be replaced, the control arm on this side of the vehicle is also damaged and must be replaced.WARNING:
When replacing, make sure the length of the thread on the tie rod end is sufficient (there must be approximately 5 mm extra thread). If this is not the case, then install a tie rod end with a longer thread on the joint pin. Refer to Parts Information. for the allocation.
- Check the dust caps for damage and correct seating
- Removing and Installing. Refer to TIE ROD END, REMOVING AND INSTALLING, HYDRAULIC POWER STEERING GEAR .
- Nut
- 60 Nm
- Spring Clamp
- Always replace if removed
- Version. Refer to the Parts Information.
- Boot
- Check for damage
- Do not twist after the toe adjustment
- Can be replaced with steering gear installed
- Coat the inside of the boot seats all the way around and evenly with Power Steering Gear Grease before installing. Refer to the Parts Information..
- Replacing. Refer to BOOT, REMOVING AND INSTALLING, HYDRAULIC POWER STEERING GEAR .
- Clamp
- Always replace if removed
- Clamping Sleeves, Installing. Refer to INSTALLING .
- Tie Rod
- 90 Nm
- Removing and Installing. Refer to TIE ROD, REMOVING AND INSTALLING, HYDRAULIC POWER STEERING GEAR .
- Grease the joint with Steering Gear Grease.
- If the tie rod is bent and must be replaced, the control arm on this side of the vehicle is also damaged and must be replaced.
- Power Steering Gear
- Grease the steering rack with Steering Gear Grease.
- There are different versions. Refer to the Parts Information..
- Screen
- Always replace if removed
- Seal
- Always replace if removed
- Seal
- Always replace if removed
- Servotronic Solenoid Valve -N119-
- Removing and Installing. Refer to SERVOTRONIC SOLENOID VALVE -N119-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
- The following values can be selected on the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester:
- Speed signal
- The voltage supply from the Vehicle Electrical System Control Module 2 -J520-
- Solenoid Valve -- status
- Measured current for Solenoid Valve -- control
-- Connect the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester and select Fault Finding with "Functions/Component selection".
-- Then "body".
-- "Electrical Equipment"
-- "01- OBD-capable systems".
-- "Vehicle electrical system control module".
-- "Electrical components".
-- "Servotronic solenoid valve".
- Bolt
- 3 Nm CAUTION:
- Always Follow The Bolt Tightening Sequence.
- Tightening Sequence. Refer to SERVOTRONIC SOLENOID VALVE -N119-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
- 3 Nm