Do-it-yourself Monica repair on the Passat B3

In detail: do-it-yourself repair of a Monica on a Passat B3 from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

Today I took apart Monique, “sucks” the air, found holes. What are they for ?, Are they needed ?, What will happen if they are closed?

There were fittings for the vacuum tubes, drown out, but it is better to find a whole one and restore the standard vacuum line, otherwise there will be a topic-zadolbal TGM.

what is THM?) I have vacuum ones, from distributor to monique to the bottom somewhere, and from air, too, somewhere to monique

what is THM?) I have vacuum ones, from distributor to monique to the bottom somewhere, and from air, too, somewhere to monique

and the link to see the diagram first?

since the speech went over the pipes. The car starts up - the valve blocks cold air. hot, cold anyway. When I sharply increase the engine speed, the damper moves a little. And that's all. It seems to me that it should work a little differently. When the car warms up, the flap should block the air from the manifold. Why does he constantly block the access of cold air for me?

since the speech went over the pipes. The car starts up - the valve blocks cold air. hot, cold anyway. When I sharply increase the engine speed, the damper moves a little. And that's all. It seems to me that it should work a little differently. When the car warms up, the flap should block the air from the manifold. Why does he constantly block the access of cold air for me?

it gets warmer - it will overlap the hot one. there temperatures need 25-30 degrees

since the speech went over the pipes. The car starts up - the valve blocks cold air. hot, cold anyway. When I sharply increase the engine speed, the damper moves a little. And that's all. It seems to me that it should work a little differently. When the car warms up, the flap should block the air from the manifold. Why does he constantly block the access of cold air for me?

Video (click to play).

it gets warmer - it will overlap the hot one. there temperatures need 25-30 degrees

Will not be! It's not the first winter I've been driving like that

Duc in winter and blocks the cold supply)) - completely blocks until the temperature inside the turtle in the air stream is plus 25-30

what is THM?) I have vacuum ones, from distributor to monique to the bottom somewhere, and from air, too, somewhere to monique

and the link to see the diagram first?

I looked, without this everything is functioning normally. The question was different, what would happen if they were closed, or left so, what would change? then I already guessed that there are vacuum ones, and what is tgm there is no answer, thank you)

tgm-temperature glitch of mono-injection is a phenomenon that has not been studied. Close it, there will be no unaccounted for air leakage, that is, in theory, it should be better.

And what will happen if, instead of the standard fittings, I screw on some other left fittings? or still supply the original bug with a fitting? the price of the issue for a turtle is 200 r, but also a bulk of the felting fitting is free =)

Better put a normal "turtle" with a valve instead of these holes and drive as befits a "true monikovod".

put a turtle with a valve,

I connected the vacuum tubes according to the scheme, now it keeps the revolutions stably 900) before it was not much, but they glanced.

Thank you all, everyone is happy. let's see if the consumption will become even less) 5-6 liters? oo

and the consumption depends on how you press the trigger))

and the consumption depends on how you press the trigger))

the air sucked wildly, now you close the air, stalls, did not change in work before. Will this not change the flow rate?

the air sucked wildly, now you close the air, stalls, did not change in work before.

If you put on a gas mask and clamp the valve, Duc and you will “stall”. )))

Volkswagen Passat B3 is a popular car that has earned the best reviews from many experienced drivers for its reliability, ease of maintenance, long service life and spaciousness. Bribing with its durable, corrosion-resistant body and reliable engine, despite its age, it remains a frequent visitor on the roads. Naturally, even such a high-quality car is not complete without various breakdowns.

Engine problems can be very diverse, depending on various reasons. So, floating values ​​of engine speed, when the speed starts to decrease while driving, may be associated with malfunctions in the multi-injection. It also happens that, due to malfunctions of the single injection, the Passat b3 does not start at all. A further article will describe how to set up the Passat v3 mono injection.

The computer diagnostics that everyone is used to now is completely useless when it comes to older cars. Fortunately, the diagnostics of the VW Passat B3 mono injection does not apply to tasks that require special education. Troubleshooting a single injection Volkswagen Passat b3 is within the power of any competent owner.

One of the common malfunctions of the Volkswagen Passat b3 single injection is a violation of the tightness of the gasket, in which the distribution of fuel becomes uneven. Such a breakdown can be cured quite simply - by replacing the gasket. Another common malfunction is a violation of the connection of the wires located under the yellow sensor on mono injection. The sensor can be easily removed for diagnostics. Do not forget about the rest of the wires - checking their integrity can solve the problem.

Cleaning the single injection Passat b3 will help to cope if carbon deposits have formed on the throttle valve or it is clogged. The question: "how to clean the Passat B3 mono injection?", Has a very simple answer - to disassemble and clean. Fortunately, this unit has a fairly simple design and is easy to maintain.

The distributor cover can cause inconvenience even if penetration is indiscernible to the eye. In this case, only replacement will help. Replacement will also help with clogging of the fuel filter - a common cause of malfunctions. The fuel cell may also need to be replaced, as failure can lead to improper compression.

Of course, this is not a complete list of possible malfunctions, but it is better to entrust the solution of other reasons to the specialists of the car service. If the above tips helped, then the second stage of work is ahead - setting.

The first step is to use a multimeter to measure the resistance value of the temperature sensor of the air supply to the single injection. The resistance value should be approximately 1800-1900 ohms at an air temperature of 20 degrees Celsius. For a working sensor, heating will lead to a decrease in resistance, and cooling will lead to an increase. The injector resistance must correspond to the 1200-1600 ohm range.

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Next, you need to adjust the clearance for idle. Throwing 12 V on the contacts of the regulator, we put the accelerator in the extreme position. Using a multimeter, we check for a short circuit by inserting a probe into the gap between the end switch of the aforementioned accelerator and the stem. With an excessive distance between the limit switch and the stem, the multimeter will not show a short circuit. The gap can be adjusted by changing the position of the limit switch with the screw located at the bottom of the mono injection.

The next step is to set the throttle. This action is performed after installing the single injection on the engine with the connection of the injector and sensor connectors. It is also necessary to connect the fuel supply. After completing all the above steps, you must disconnect the battery and turn on the ignition. This action will reset the mono injection settings.

Having connected the battery back, we check the voltage between 1 and 5 pins on the connector that controls the throttle. The result should be 5-6 volts. A measurement between the first and second pins should give a reading of 0.186 volts.For other values, adjustments must be made. When a multimeter is connected to the first and second contacts, it is necessary to turn the damper cover to the side, having previously loosened the screws, fixing the voltage value and bringing it to the required one.

Actually, in such a simple way, the Volkswagen Passat b3 mono-injection is being repaired. For him, the most basic knowledge in car repair and tools available in the garage of any car enthusiast, not to mention professionals, is enough. Following these tips will save you a lot of money in the future due to less frequent visits to the service station.

In most cases, questions are raised by setting up and repairing mono-injection sensors for the Volkswagen Passat B3, we will tell you about this. First of all, you need to pay attention to how to check the sensors for serviceability.

This video shows how to check the throttle position sensor (TPS) using a multimeter, and also set it up correctly: