Removing and installing intake manifold flap motor V157 or intake manifold flap motor 2V275 (engine codes BKS, BUN) — VW
Removing and installing intake manifold flap motor V157 or intake manifold flap motor 2V275 (engine codes BKS, BUN) on VW: 29 steps, engines BKS, BUN.
Workshop procedure for VW — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: VW Touareg I (7L, 2002–2010)
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- The following appears on display with incorrect software download:1. START2. NEXTIn this case the correct software must be downloaded via "“Volkswagen ServiceNet”", "“Workshop Equipment”".
- Disregard items (2, 3 and 4).
- The voltage supply for electronics boxVAS 6395/1 must remain connected. — Remove bolts (2) and (4).
- Proceed as follows on version with self-locking bolt: Start bolt by hand and screw in so that it can pick up the old threads. Then tighten bolts to prescribed torque.
📋 Procedure
- Carefully pull engine cover panel off four retaining pins one after the other (arrows)
- Disconnect electrical connector (3) at air mass meter G70.
- Remove air hose (4) between air filter and turbocharger.
- Open cover over positive terminal connector.
- Connect electronics box VAS 6395/1 with connector cable VAS 6395/4-2 to positive terminal connector "“+”" and to earth terminal connector "“–”". [Note: The following appears on display with incorrect software download:1. START2. NEXTIn this case the correct software must be downloaded via "“Volkswagen ServiceNet”", "“Workshop Equipment”".]
- ⚠ Risk of damage to intake manifold flap motors. Before continuing with the procedure, first check that the correct software has been installed in the electronics box VAS 6395/1 as follows: — Separate electrical connection for intake manifold flap motor V157.
- Connect connector cable VAS 6395/4-2 to intake manifold flap motor V157 and to electronics box VAS 6395/1.
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- Separate electrical connectors for electronics box VAS 6395/1.
- To do this, perform the following procedure:
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- Press ↓ button (item 6).
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- Using ↑ button (item 5) and ↓ button (item 6), adjust intake manifold flap motor V157 so that coupling rod is accessible for removal.
- Unclip coupling rod (1) off intake manifold flap motor V157. [Note: Disregard items (2, 3 and 4).]
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- If fitted, remove electrical connector (arrow) for exhaust gas temperature sender 1G235 from bracket.
- Separate connector cable VAS 6395/4-2(item 3) from intake manifold flap motor V157.
- ⚠ The voltage supply for electronics box VAS 6395/1 must remain connected. — Remove bolts (2) and (4).
- Remove and dispose of old intake manifold flap motor V157.
- Install new intake manifold flap motor V157 in reverse order and clip on coupling rod. [Note: Proceed as follows on version with self-locking bolt: Start bolt by hand and screw in so that it can pick up the old threads. Then tighten bolts to prescribed torque.]
- Connect connector cable VAS 6395/4-2 to intake manifold flap motor V157.
- To confirm that the new intake manifold flap motor V157 was installed, press the v button (item 4).
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- To continue, press v button (item 4).
- To confirm, press v button (item 4).
- Separate electrical connectors for electronics box VAS 6395/1.
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