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TECDATA autoTechniCAL Database ultra-PRO Online
Extensive version for detailed adjustements, useful mechanical and electronical repair instructions and diagnostics of vehicles.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ( VIN )
- Location VIN and identification label
- VIN decoder
Click on the identification label to obtain specific vehicle information. Click on the vehicle label to get details regarding the vehicle, engine, gearbox and optional equipment.
LOCATION EOBD / OBD II CONNECTOR
- Location of the EOBD connector in the vehicle
MAINTENANCE
- Maintenance schedules ( based on OEM )
- Printable work sheets
- Link to general components
- Follow-up tasks
- Maintenance times
- Service indicator reset
- Replacement intervals of timing belts
- Tyre pressure monitoring systems
START - AND STOP SYSTEM: DEACTIVATING / ACTIVATING
General:
When instructions on the engine have to be performed.
Deactivating:
Option 1 : Press the button
Note: The telltale of the start- and stop system should be activated.
The system has now been deactivated.
Option 2 : Remove the safety belt of the driver from belt lock.
Open the door of the driver.
SERVICE INDICATOR RESET
Resetting the service interval indicator.
Method 1
To perform reset diagnostic equipment is required.
Method 2
Switch off the ignition lock. Press button (2)
Hold the reset button and switch on the ignition lock
On the display of the day counter appears 'Service INSP'
Release the button
Press the button shortly
Within 20 seconds
The system has been reset.
LUBRICANTS AND LIQUIDS
All specifications for oil and liquids in one overview.
All thinkable specifications are available here, with handy links to related information for additional convenience and technical illustrations of fill and drain plugs.
Engine
Motoroil (Synthetic) SAE 0W-30 PSA B71 2312 From -45 °C to 45 °C
Motoroil (Synthetic) SAE 5W-30 PSA B71 2290 From -30 °C to 40 °C
Motoroil (Synthetic) SAE 5W-40 PSA B71 2296 From -30 °C to 50 °C
Motoroil (Semi-synthetic ) SAE 10W-40 PSA B71 2300 From -20 °C to 50 °C
• Engine sump, including filter 4.2 (l)
• Engine oil drain plug ( renew the bolt ) 40 (Nm)
Cooling system
Coolant Super Longlife coolant L255
Basic data
Brake fluid DOT 4 Brake system 1.0 (l)
(Manual transmission), (F5M43)
Transmission oil SAE 75W-80 API GL-3
• Manual transmission
• Gearbox refill 2.0 (l)
• Location plug (1 - Drain plug; 2 - Fill and level plug)
Air conditioning
Refrigerant R134a
Air conditioning compressor oil SUN PAG 56
Refrigerant 500 (g)
Air conditioning compressor oil 70 (ml)
SETTINGS
Engine ( specifications )Firing order
Engine ( general )Engine code EmissionsEngine Cooling systemEngine
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ElectricalBasic data Luggage compartment
BrakesBasic data
Wheel alignementBasic data
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Wheels and tyresBasic data
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REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
Detailed step-by step instructions for:
• Removal and installation of timing belt and chain
• Removal and installation of ancillary belthulpdrijfriemen
• Removal and installation of clutch
• Removal and installation of gearbox
• Drain and fill of refigerant system
• Removal and installation cylinder head
• Removal and installation of engine
• Removal and installation of airbags
REMOVAL / INSTALLATION OF TIMING BELT
• Removal and installation instructions
• Recommended replacement times
• Required special tools
• Clear drawings with marks
• Valve timing
• Tightening torques
Removing |
Remove filling pressure sensor |
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Remove camshaft cover |
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Remove cover of pulley of the exhaust camshaft
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Fit crankshaft locking tool 30 Nm Till stop. Turn crankshaft till it hits the TDC locking tool If special tool does not fit Remove crankshaft locking tool. Turn crankshaft 90° in the direction of the rotation. Fit crankshaft locking tool 30 Nm |
Till stop Turn crankshaft clockwise. Till crankshaft hits special tool ( T10340 ) Check timing belt marks of camshafts Fly wheel side: Intake camshaft |
AIRBAGS: REMOVAL / INSTALLATION
Airbag control unit removal
Remarks installing airbag control unit
Driver's airbag and spiral cable removal
Remarks installing driver's airbag and spiral cable
Passenger airbag removal
Remarks installing passenger airbag
Side airbag removal
Remarks installing side airbag
Removal curtain airbag
Remarks installing curtain airbag
Removal airbag sensor
Remarks installing airbag sensor
MANUAL TRANSMISSION: REMOVAL / INSTALLATION
Removal
Installation
Tightening torques
Special tools
CLUTCH: REMOVAL / INSTALLATION
Warnings and recommendations
Removing
Installing
Tightening torques
Special equipment
BATTERY: REMOVAL / INSTALLATION
Before disconnecting the battery
After disconnecting the battery
Before connecting the battery
After connecting the battery
Initialize electrical windows
Réglage de couple
REPAIR TIMES
PRICE OFFER
The price is the starting point for fast cost estimations based on intelligent links between data, repair times and parts. The result can be easily exported in order to use when ordering parts.
Compressed air systemLubrication systemCooling systemEngine starting system
Air inlet systemFuel systemExhaust systemGearboxAutomatic transmissionDrive trainElectrical componentsSteeringFront axleFront suspensionRear axleRear suspensionWheels and tyresPedalsBrakes ( mechanical )Brakes ( electrical )Brakes ( hydraulic )Brakes ( servo ) |
Engine assembly
Complete engne unit |
Most important functions and features: • Combined overview of selected maintenance and repair activities. |
WHEEL ALIGNEMENT
Check / adjust the front toe
Check / adjust the rear camber
Check / adjust the rear toe
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- Complete information
- Instructions for adjustments
- Images of adjustements points
- Tightening torques
TYRE SPECIFICATION
- Specifications of rims and tyres
- Tyre pressures
205 (A) Tyre width (mm)
50 (B) Tyre aspect ratio ( height as percenage of width tyre )
R Radial tyre
16 (C) Rim diameter (inch)
94 Load index
V Speed index
XL Extra load (reinforced tyre)
1 - 205/50 R16 94V XL
TYRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM
Reset
Reset with multimedia display.
Switch on contact
Select 'SETTINGS VEHICLE'
Select 'RDC'
Select 'Reset' in the menu
Switch off the contact
Reset is required after tyre pressure check, adjustment or replacement of one or more wheels / tyres.
ELECTRONIC PARKING BRAKE ( EPB )
General
Emergency release
Brake pad replacement
Basic settings
Special equipment
FUSES AND RELAYS
FL1 [SB1] Alternator ( 175 A )
FL2 Low power / Heating relay /
Extra air heater ( 40 A )
FL3 Supply voltage of not used ( 110 A )
FL4 Power steering control unit ( 80 A )
FL5 Radiator fan conrol unit thermostat ( 40 A also used ) ( 50 A )
FL6 Glow plug control unit ( 50 A )
FL7 [SB7] High power heating relay /
Battery monitoring control unit /
Additional air heater ( 60 A )
Relay box engine bay:
R1 Relay, additional extra pump refrigerant
R2 Window wiper relay nr.1
R3 Widows wiper relay nr. 2
WARNING LAMPS AND INDICATORS
Specifically per manufacturer with short descriptions and solutions.
Brand specific overview of available warning lamps. For European as well as for American car market.
RECALLS
Contains official information about recalls so that vehicles can always meet the security demands.
Functions
- OEM recalls for security reasons
- Links towards trouble codes and related cases.
Engine stall caused by a fuel supply reduction.
Defect:
Damaged pressure-limiting valve sealing cap in the fuel tank delivery module
Reduced fuel transfer within the fuel tank (left to right)
Engine stall
The fuel gauge indicates that sufficient fuel is present
Number of vehicles affected: 1752
Solution:
Check the fuel pressure of the fuel tank delivery module
Check the clearance of the pressure-limiting valve cap
Renew the fuel tank delivery module if necessary
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
With tightening torques and links towards parts.
KNOWN PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
The ABS/ESP warning light illuminates
Symptom
The ESP warning light illuminates
Possible fault code: P0571
Cause
Incorrect brake light switch adjustment
Solution
Incorrect brake light switch adjustment
Solution
Remove the driver's side storage compartment
Check the brake light switch voltage
A diagnostic tool must be used for this operation
If the values are correct
Follow the procedure:
Push the plunger in until it stops
A Turn the knob anti-clockwise to full lock
B Release the plunger
Note: Do not press the brake pedal during the procedure
Turn the knob clockwise to full lock and slot it in
Refit the driver's side storage compartment
Delete all the fault codes
A diagnostic tool must be used for this operation
Repair time
Remove the driver's side storage compartment
Refit the driver's side storage compartment 0.4h(OE: 68 18 19 00)
Check the brake light switch voltage 0.1h(OE: 94 36 05 99)
Delete all the fault codes
LOCATION OF COMPONENTS
Thanks to this function the required components can be located within a blink of an eye.
Available locations:
EOBD CONNECTOR | MASS POINTS | FUSES AND RELAYS |
CONTROL UNITS | ENGINE MANAGEMENT | HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING |
ENGINE COMPARTMENT
E1 Engine control unit
Engine compartment, left side
E3 ( semi- ) automatic transmission control unit
On the gearbox
E8 Glowplug control unit
Engine compartment, rear side in the middle
E11 ESP control unit
Engine compartment, left side
E13 Power steering control unit
On steering house
E14 NOx control unit
Engine compartment, left side
E24 Transmission control unit
On gearbox
PASSENGER AND LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
INTERACTIF AND EXTENSIVE ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS
Completely in color with on one hand compact wiring diagrams of componants and the other hand extensive, complete wiring diagrams for subjects as engine management, central locking, electrical windows, window wipers and washers, airbags, interior and exterior lights, starting and charging systems, etc.
Electrical windows
Components:
D11 Power window switch pack
D12 Power windows switch pack rear
E6 Power control unit
E21 Comfort system control unit
E154 Front left door control unit
E155 Front right control unit
E156 Rear left door control unit
E157 Rear right door control unit
S144 Front right power window switch
S145 Rear left power window switch
S146 Rear right power window switch
S152 Passenger power window isolation switch
COMPONENT DIAGNOSIS
A unique system of guided diagnostics based on the CANBUS data of the vehicle in order to sort out problems and malfunctions of components. It reduces the rather complicated manufacturer wiring diagrams to diagrams that are much more comprehensible and clear and zooms in on the specific component or wire.
Diagnosis 1/12
1: Check feeding:
Switch on the contact. Measure the voltage on pin A 5. Is it between 12 and 14.4 V? Yes No
2: Check connection to mass:
3: Check connectivity of pin A 10.
4: Check feeding::
5: Check connection to mass:
6: Check connectivity of pin A 44.
7: Check feeding voltage:
8: Check connectivity of pin A 56.
9: Check feeding voltage:
10: Check connectivity of pin A 70.
11: Check connectivity of pin A 80.
12: Check connectivity of pin A 87.
Pin number | Wire color | Component | Pinnumber | Wire color |
A 1 | Brown | E1 Engine control unit | A 2 | Brown |
A 1 | Brown | G3 Clutch position sensor | 1 | Brown |