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Pulse Generator: Installation

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  1. When replacing the transmission, flywheel or pulse generator, note whether one or more shims are fitted between the transmission housing and the pulse generator. If one or more shims are installed, the distance between the pulse generator and the pulse teeth of the increment gear must be measured.
  2. Turn the engine on the front central bolt so that a full pulse tooth (1) can be seen through the opening of the removed pulse generator. See Fig 1 . Make sure that the pulse tooth (1) is exactly centered in the hole.
  3. Use Special Tool (00 2 407) or 00 (2 550) to determine depth to flywheel pulse teeth. See Fig 2 . Note depth.
  4. Measure depth (A) of pulse sensor. See Fig 3 . Deduct depth (A) of pulse sensor from depth of flywheel. This result is the gap dimension. Set a gap of 0.55 +/- 0.2 mm with the shims. Set measurement of 0.55 mm as precisely as possible in order to enable exact misfiring detection and prevent pulse generator from contacting pulse teeth.
  5. To install, reverse removal procedure. Read out fault memory of control unit of Digital Motor Electronics (DME). Check stored fault messages. Rectify faults. Now clear the fault memory.
Fig 1: Centering Pulse Tooth In Hole
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Fig 2: Measuring Depth To Pulse Teeth
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Fig 3: Measuring Depth Of Pulse Sensor
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