Procedure steps
- Check function of DME/DDE
- Vehicle handling
- Troubleshooting
- Function structure
- Power train
- Engine electronics
- Air supply
- Charge air system
- Wastegate valve
- Wastegate valve actuator
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The adjusting nuts must be locked using two open-end spanners. If only one open-end spanner is used, there is a risk of the electrical controller drive being damaged.
- Loosen lock nut (1)
.
Remove wastegate valve linkage (3) from the drive linkage.
Unscrew adjusting nut (2) .
- Loosen lock nut (1)
.
- Wastegate valve actuator screw connection
- Loosen screws (1)
.
Remove the electrical controller drive (2) .
- Loosen screws (1)
.
- View of wastegate valve actuator
- Schematic view shows the controller drive of the wastegate valve.
Electric wastegate valve actuator (1) on exhaust turbocharger.
Adjusting nut (2)
Lock nut (3)
Wastegate valve linkage (4)
- Schematic view shows the controller drive of the wastegate valve.
- Screwing on the wastegate valve actuator
- Screwing wastegate valve actuator with linkage to the exhaust turbocharger
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The adjusting nuts must be locked using two open-end spanners. If only one open-end spanner is used, there is a risk of the electrical controller drive being damaged.
- Screw in the adjusting nut (1)
on the electrical wastegate valve actuator until the limit position.
Position the wastegate valve flap linkage on the electrical wastegate valve actuator (see arrow).
Close flap linkage by hand, tighten adjusting nut (1) on the linkage until it makes contact.
Secure lock nut (2) .
TIGHTENING TORQUES SPECIFICATIONLock nut on wastegate valve controller to exhaust turbocharger M6 5 ± 1 Nm
- Screw in the adjusting nut (1)
on the electrical wastegate valve actuator until the limit position.
- Wastegate valve actuator
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The adjusting nuts must be locked using two open-end spanners. If only one open-end spanner is used, there is a risk of the electrical controller drive being damaged.
- Shorten adjustment travel (-).
Increase adjustment travel (+).
To ensure a reliable setting of the adjustment travel, both adjusting nuts must be marked with a colored mark.
One full turn of the adjusting nut (2) corresponds to an adjustment travel of 0.75 mm.
Example 1: Actual value measured by the diagnostic function: 0.75 mm .
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Required correction: +0.75 mm divided by 0.75 mm = +1.0 revolutions.
For the correction of the linkage setting, adjust the nut (1) in the plus (+) direction by 1.0 revolution and then reset the nut (2) with 6 Nm
Example 2: Actual value measured by the diagnostic function: -1.5 mm .
Required correction: -1.5 mm divided by 0.75 mm = -2.0 revolutions.
For the correction of the linkage setting, adjust the nut (2) in the minus (-) direction by 2.0 revolutions and then reset the nut (1) with 5 Nm
Check basic setting again through diagnosis.
- Shorten adjustment travel (-).