Vacuum pump for 2.0l TDI CR diesel engines: Removing and installing
Vacuum pump for 2.0l TDI CR diesel engines: Removing and installing
DANGER!
The vacuum pump should never be dismantled as this may have an influence to the vacuum. This would result in damage to the servo brake.
Removal:
The vacuum pump is located in the rear of the engine compartment -arrow-, as seen in the direction of travel.
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Remove engine cover -arrows-.
The plenum chamber partition panel does not have to be removed.
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Remove the holder of the fuel filter. For this purpose, unscrew the nuts -arrow-. The fuel lines should not be removed.
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Move the unit of the filter bracket together with the fuel lines to the right.
Caution
Observe rules for cleanliness when working on the fuel supply system.
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Disconnect vacuum line -1- from the vacuum pump.
Caution
Take care not to damage the vacuum hose. The vacuum hose must be replaced if it is damaged.
Note
The -arrows- can be disregarded.
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Disconnect the connector -3- of sensor 1 for the exhaust gas pressure -G450-.
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Undo the screws -4- and remove sensor 1 for the exhaust gas pressure -G450-.
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Detach the connector -1- of thecoolant temperature display at the radiator outlet -G83--2-.
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Push the sensor 1 for the exhaust gas pressure -G450- to one side and unscrew the two fixing nuts of the bracket for the sensor 1 for the exhaust gas pressure -G450-.
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Loosen the nuts -arrow- that hold the coolant line at the back and then separate the vacuum pump.
Note
Ignore -positions 1 and 3-.
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Unscrew the fixing bolts -arrows- from the vacuum pump.
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Remove the vacuum pump from the cylinder head.
Installation
Installation is carried out in the reverse sequence; note the following:
Note
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Make sure that the coupling of the vacuum pump has been mounted on the camshaft correctly.
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Always replace the seals of the vacuum pump.
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Mount the vacuum pump and tighten the screws -arrows- to 10 Nm.
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Connect the vacuum line -1- to the vacuum pump.
WARNING
The vacuum hose must always be fed into the connection of the vacuum pump as far as possible.