Checking vane pump delivery pressure, 8-cylinder injection engine — VW
Checking vane pump delivery pressure, 8-cylinder injection engine on VW: 17 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for VW — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: VW Passat B5 (3B)
- Special tools named: V.A.G 1402/6
📋 Procedure
- Clamp suction hose with hose clamp3094.
- Unscrew crankcase breather (1) from bracket (2)(arrows).
- Place drip tray underneath vehicle.
- Unscrew banjo bolt (1) and hexagon bolt (2).
- Place pressure line (3) to one side.
- Seal pressure line using plastic bag or suitable alternative.
- Screw adapter(1) from V.A.G 1402/6 in vane pump in place of banjo bolt.
- Screw adapter(2) from V.A.G 1402/6 in adapter(1) from V.A.G 1402/6.
- Screw hose of pressure gaugeV.A.G 1402 on adapter(2) from V.A.G 1402/6.
- Fit V.A.G adapters, banjo bolt and pressure line as shown in figure.
- Remove hose clamp3094 from suction line.
- Start engine and, if necessary, top up fluid level in reservoir.
- Turn steering wheel approx. 10 times from lock to lock.
- Now check delivery pressure.
- With engine running at idling speed, close shut-off valve (not longer than 5 seconds) and read pressure.
- Move lever to position (1).
- Now check delivery pressure.
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