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Brand: Volkswagen
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 1.72 MB

• Table of Contents

  5

• Technical Data

  7

• 1 General Notes on Air Conditioning Systems

  7

  • Introduction

    7

  • Additional Information

    7

  • Basics of Air Conditioning

    8

  • Vapour Pressure Table for Refrigerant R134A

    9

  • Refrigerant R134A

    10

  • Characteristics of Refrigerant R134A

    11

  • Refrigerant Machine Oil

    13

  • Comfort

    15

  • How Air Conditioning Works

    15

  • General Safety

    16

  • Safety Precautions for When Working on Vehicles with Air Conditioning and When Handling

    19

    • Refrigerant R134A

      19

  • Basics for Working on Refrigerant Circuit

    20

• 2 General Information on Refrigerant Circuit

  23

  • Refrigerant Circuit Components

    23

  • Design of Refrigerant Circuit

    31

  • Evacuation and Charging Valves for Quick-Release Couplings of Air Conditioner Service Station

    31

    • On Refrigerant Circuit

      31

  • Switch and Sender in Refrigerant Circuit and Related Connections

    33

  • Electrical Components Not Installed in Refrigerant Circuit

    36

  • Pressures and Temperatures in the Refrigerant Circuit

    38

  • Refrigerant Circuit with Expansion Valve

    38

  • Refrigerant Circuit with Restrictor and Reservoir

    40

  • Test and Measurement Work that Can be Performed Using a Pressure Gauge

    42

  • Air Conditioner Service and Recycling Equipment

    43

  • Notes to Repairs on Refrigerant Circuit

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• 3 Statutory Texts and Instructions

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  • Statutes and Regulations

    45

  • Recycling and Refuse Law

    50

  • Converting R12 Refrigerant Circuits to R134A Refrigerant Circuits and Repairing Them (Retrofitting)

    51

  • Maintaining Records on Refrigerant

    51

• 4 Refrigerant Circuit

  52

  • Important Repair Notes on Air Conditioning

    52

  • Retrofitting Refrigerant Circuit from R12 Refrigerant to R134A Refrigerant

    52

• 5 Working with the Air Conditioner Service Station

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  • Important Notes for Working with the Air Conditioner Service Station

    54

  • Connecting Air Conditioner Service Station for Measuring and Checking

    54

  • Draining Refrigerant Circuit Using Air Conditioner Service Station

    55

  • Evacuating Refrigerant Circuit Using Air Conditioner Service Station

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  • Charging Refrigerant Circuit Using Air Conditioner Service Station

    57

  • Bringing Air Conditioning System into Service after Charging

    58

  • Charging Container in Air Conditioner Service Station with Refrigerant

    59

  • Draining Air Conditioner Service Station

    59

• 6 Detecting Leaks in Refrigerant Circuit

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  • Leak Detection in Refrigerant Circuit Using Compressed Air or Nitrogen

    62

  • Searching for Leaks in Refrigerant Circuits Using Leak Detector V.A.G 1796

    64

  • Detecting Leaks in Refrigerant Circuit Using Leak Detecting System VAS 6196 or Leak Detecting

    65

    • System VAS 6201 or a Later Model

      65

• 7 Clearing Refrigerant Circuit of Contaminants

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  • Blowing through Refrigerant Circuit with Compressed Air and Nitrogen

    71

  • Purging (Cleaning) Refrigerant Circuit with Refrigerant R134A

    73

• 8 Complaints

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  • Possible Complaints about Refrigerant Circuit

    128

  • Smells from Heater and Air Conditioner Unit

    129

• 9 Connecting Air Conditioner Service Station

  132

  • For Vehicles that Have Connections on both Low-Pressure and High-Pressure Sides of

    132

    • Refrigerant Circuit

      132

• 10 Checking Pressures on Vehicles

  133

  • Checking Pressures in Refrigerant Circuit (Using Air Conditioner Service Station)

    133

  • Checking Systems with a Restrictor and Collector

    136

    • Compressor

      138

  • Checking Systems with an Expansion Valve and Reservoir (with Internally Regulated Air Conditioner Compressor)

    141

  • Checking Systems with an Expansion Valve and Reservoir

    147

    • Compressor)

      147

  • Checking Systems with a Restrictor and Reservoir and Air Conditioner Compressor Regulating Valve N280 (with Externally Regulated Air Conditioner Compressor)

    149

  • Checking Systems with an Expansion Valve, Receiver and Air Conditioner Compressor

    154

    • Regulating Valve N280 (with Externally Regulated Air Conditioner Compressor)

      154

  • With Expansion Valve, Receiver and Electrical Air Conditioner Compressor

    164

• 11 Renewing Components

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  • In the Event of Leaking or Damaged Components (Apart from the Air Conditioner Compressor, Receiver or Reservoir)

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  • Renewing Air Conditioner Compressor

    167

  • Renewing Receiver or Reservoir, and Restrictor

    169

• 12 Testing Equipment and Tools

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  • List of Test Equipment, Tools and Materials

    171

Brand: Volkswagen
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Category: Automobile
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Size: 3.56 MB

• Table of Contents

  3

• Introduction

  4

  • The Model Family of the T5 2010

    4

  • Technical Data

    6

• Body

  8

  • The Body

    8

  • The Tailgate Emergency Unlocking Function

    11

  • Occupant Protection

    12

• Engine

  14

  • The Engine/Gearbox Combinations

    14

• Power Transmission

  20

  • The Gearboxes

    20

  • The Four-Wheel Drive

    22

• Chassis

  28

  • Overview of the Running Gear

    28

  • The Brake System

    30

  • The Steering

    34

• Heating and Air Conditioning

  38

  • The Climate Control

    38

  • The Auxiliary Heaters

    39

• Electrics

  40

  • The Installation Locations of the Control Units

    40

  • The Networking Concept

    42

  • The Onboard Supply Control Unit J519

    44

  • The Lights

    46

  • Tail Lights

    47

  • The Lane Change Assist

    50

  • The Reversing Camera System

    51

  • The Dash Panel

    52

  • The Media Device Interface Box

    53

• Radio, Phone and Navigation

  54

  • The Radios and Radio Navigation Systems

    54

  • The Aerial Concept

    56

  • The Telephone Preparation UHV

    63