NHTSA ID Number: 10120615
Manufacturer Communication Number: 122-M9M8F-08
TSB/Document Date: 2017-10-25
Summary
General information: A parts kit is available for increasing the performance of the standard engine. Increased performance is achieved by implementing the following measures on the engine: ? New exhaust turbochargers (referred to hereafter as turbochargers) with larger turbine/compressor wheel diameters and a higher volume. ? Modified maps for the DME control unit.
the left Figure 10 -3-/right) with a tie-wrap to prevent it from turning.
2.1.7
Remove spreader device (actuator/servo motor – at the left Figure 10
-3-/right) ( Workshop Manual '468519 Removing and installing spreader device
(actuator)')
2.1.8
Disconnect wire harness for speed sensor (rear left/right) and electronic parking
brake (at the left/right).
2.1.9
Remove rear speed sensor (at
the left Figure 11 /right) (
Workshop Manual '451519
Removing and installing rear speed
sensor')
Remove rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the
left/right)
Figure 11
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2.2.1
Remove tie rod on wheel carrier
(at
the left Figure 12 -1-/right).
1
2
3
4
2.2.2
Remove connecting link
(suspension/stabiliser) on the wheel
carrier
(at the left Figure 12
-2-/right).
2.2.3
Remove upper control arms
(diagonal/transverse) on the wheel
carrier
(at the left/right) ( Figure
12).
2.2.4
Figure 12
Remove lower control arms
(diagonal/transverse) on the wheel
carrier
(at the left/right) ( Figure
13 ).
1
2
3
4
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– Tie rod (left)
– Connecting link
(suspension/stabilizer –
left)
– Upper control arm –
diagonal (left)
– Upper control arm –
transverse (left)
– Lower control arm –
diagonal (left)
– Lower control arm –
transverse (left)
– Spring strut (left)
– Connecting link
(suspension/stabilizer –
left)
Figure 13
2.2.5
Remove lower spring strut on wheel carrier
(at the left Figure 13 -3-/right).
2.2.6
Carefully pull the wheel carrier
(at
the left/right) down off the splines on the rear-axle drive shaft.
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Secure the rear-axle drive shaft
(at the left Figure 14/right)
with tie-wraps or similar fastening
elements in the wheel housing to
prevent it from falling down.
Press new angular-contact ball bearing (wheel
bearing) into the new wheel carrier
(at the
left/right)
Figure 14
WARNING
Mechanical, hydraulic or pneumatic press
•
Risk of squashing
Read specific safety information for the press.
Check that the press is working perfectly before use, particularly the safety
components.
2.3.1
Press wheel hub out of the wheel
carrier
(at the left/right) ( Figure
15).
1
2
3
– Wheel hub
– VW
454 - Pressure
piece
– Press ram![]()
Figure 15
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2.3.2
Press wheel bearing inner ring off
the wheel hub shaft (at the left/right)
( Figure 16 ).
1
2
3
2.3.3
– VAS 6961 - Separating
device
– Wheel bearing inner ring
– Wheel hub shaft
Check wheel bearing seat in the
new wheel carrier
(at the left/right)
for sharp edges/burrs.
Remove/de-burr sharp edges/burrs
if necessary.
2.3.4
Figure 16
Heat the wheel carrier
(at the left/right) to approx. 176° F (80° C) (max. 212°
F/100° C) using a heating plate.
CAUTION
Hot components
•
Risk of burns
Let hot components cool down.
Wear personal protective gear.
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2.3.5
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The multipole seal on the wheel bearing must not come into contact with
highly magnetic parts (e.g. a magnetic screwdriver or magnet).
•
Installing the wheel bearing: The magnetic side must be facing the speed
sensor (inside of the wheel bearing housing).
•
Use the T10473 - test card or a paper clip to find the magnetic side.
Position new angular-contact ball bearings (wheel bearings) with the encoder ring
(for the speed signal) facing the wheel carrier
(at the left/right) in the wheel carrier![]()
(at the left/right).
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Information
The press-in process for the angular-contact ball bearing (wheel bearing) must
be performed continuously (without stopping) as soon as the angular-contact ball
bearing (wheel bearing) is inside the wheel carrier
!
2.3.6
Carefully press new angular-contact
ball bearings (wheel bearings) into
the wheel carriers (at the left/right).
1
2
3
2.3.7
– Angular-contact ball
bearing (wheel bearing)
– Cover on angular-contact
ball bearing (wheel
bearing)
– Hexagon-head bolt, M8 x
35
Remove cover on angular-contact
ball bearing (wheel bearing) from
the old wheel carrier
and fit it on the
new wheel carrier
(at the left/right
Figure 17) with the inscription
facing outwards.
Hexagon-head bolt, M8 x 35:
Tightening torque 37 Nm (27 ftlb.)
Figure 17
2.4
Carefully press the wheel hub until the pressure increases (press) into the wheel bearing
(wheel carrier
at the left/right) ( Workshop Manual '425819 Removing and installing rear
wheel bearing').
2.5
Complete the new wheel carriers (at the left/right)
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2.5.1
Remove combination holder (at
the left/right) from the old wheel
carrier
and fit it on the respective
new wheel carrier
using two new
hexagon-head bolts (M6 x 16)
( Figure 18).
1
2
– Combination holder (left)
– Hexagon-head bolt, M6 x
16
Hexagon-head bolt, M6 x 16:
Tightening torque 10 Nm
(7.5 ftlb.)
2.5.2
Grease the seat of the rear speed
sensor on the wheel carrier
(at the
left/right) lightly with Optitemp LG2.
2.5.3
Insert rear speed sensor (at the
Figure 18
left/right) and fit using a cheese
head bolt (M6 x 16) ( Workshop Manual '451519 Removing and installing rear
speed sensor')
Cheese head bolt, M6 x 16: Tightening torque 10 Nm (7.5 ftlb.)
Information
2.6
•
Use correct tightening torques and torque angle. Workshop Manual '4X00IN
Tightening torques for rear axle'.
•
Always replace fastening screws that are tightened to a torque angle.
•
Use Optimoly HT to lightly grease the drive shaft toothing and axle nut thread.
•
Replace lock nuts.
Install rear-axle wheel carriers (at the left/right) ( Workshop Manual '425219 Removing
and installing rear wheel bearing housing')
2.6.1
Use Optimoly HT to lightly grease the (rear-axle) drive shaft splines and axle nut
thread.
2.6.2
Fit rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the left/right) on the respective drive shaft and screw
new hexagon nut (M22 x 1.5) loosely on the drive shaft.
Secure the rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the left/right) with lifting equipment to prevent
it from falling down.
2.6.3
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Loosely pre-fit all control arms (upper/lower), tie rods and the lower spring strut
on the respective rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the left/right) using new hexagon-head
bolts and hexagon nuts.
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2.6.4
Move the rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the left/right) up into "ZERO position" using a
jack. Lower control arms are horizontal, parallel to the vehicle floor.
2.6.5
Tighten all threaded connections (control arms (upper/lower), tie rods and
lower spring strut) on the rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the left/right) to the correct
tightening torque/torque angle.
Install rear-axle brake system
2.7.1
Install spreader device (actuator/servo motor – left/right) on the wheel carrier![]()
(at the left/right) using two new screws (M8 x 38) ( Workshop Manual '468519
Removing and installing spreader device (actuator)').
2.7.2
Install brake anchoring plate (left/right) on the rear-axle wheel carrier
(at the
left/right) using four new hexagon-head bolts (M6 x 16) ( Workshop Manual
'468320 Removing and installing brake shoe').
2.7.3
Install parking brake shoes ( Workshop Manual '468320 Removing and installing
brake shoe').
Information
There is no need to grind down the parking-brake shoes if the parking-brake shoes
are not replaced.
Set the brake shoes to the basic setting if necessary and calibrate the brakes
Workshop Manual '468315 Adjusting and calibrating parking-brake shoes'.
•
Mark the parking-brake shoes and adjustment device according to their installation position.
•
Secure the adjustment device to prevent it from turning.
2.7.4
Calibrate parking brake shoes ( Workshop Manual '468316 Adjusting brake
shoes').
2.7.5
Install brake disc (at the left
Figure 19 -3-/right) using two
countersunk screws (M6 x 12)
( Workshop Manual '465319
Removing and installing rear brake
disc').
1
2
3
2.7.6
– Brake caliper (left)
– Hexagon nut, M22 x 1.5
– Brake disc (left)
Fit brake caliper (at the left
Figure 19 -1-/right) on each wheel
Figure 19
carrier
using new cheese head
bolts (M12 x 1.5 x 85) ( Workshop Manual '474119 Removing and installing rear
brake calliper').
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2.7.7
Fit new rear-axle trailing arm spoiler
on the lower control arm (at the
left/right) ( Workshop Manual
'421119 Removing and installing
lower trailing arm')
1
2
– Rear-axle trailing arm
spoiler (left)
– Lower control arm –
transverse (left)
Information
The humps on the lower transverse
control arm must be inside the
vertical bars of the rear-axle trailing
arm spoiler!
•
•
•
2.7.8
3
Figure 20
Remove old rear-axle trailing
arm spoiler (brake ventilation, if installed) on the lower transverse control arm
(at the left/right).
Position new rear-axle trailing arm spoiler on the humps ( Figure 20
-arrows-) on the lower transverse control arm (at the left/right).
Fit a tie-wrap around the lower transverse control arm (at the left/right) and
fasten using VAS 6927 - tie-wrap pliers.
Fit electric wire harnesses (ABS/spreader device – actuator/servo motor) on the
wheel carrier
brackets (at the left/right).
Convert turbochargers (see also: Workshop Manual '213019 Removing and installing
turbocharger').
3.1
Remove turbocharger (cyl. 1–3/cyl. 4–6)
3.1.1
Remove Torx screw (M6 x 12) on oil supply line/turbocharger oil tank flange (cyl.
1–3 Figure 21 -1-/cyl. 4–6).
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