Self Study Program 99 – Skoda 1.8 TFSI 132kW 2.0 TFSI 162kW EA888
VAG SSP 99 . New engine’s main characteristics:
- cylinder head structure with an integrated exhaust pipe (turboblower weight reduction by 40 %)
- combined direct (FSI) and indirect (MPI) injection (to limit formation of solid particulate)
- two injectors per cylinder
- variable timing of the intake and exhaust valves with a chain control gear
- variable lift of exhaust valves
- Intelligent cooling circuit – temperature control based on the engine load and RPM
- One Lambda probe upstream of turboblower and another Lambda probe downstream catalytic converter
- increase of injection pressure (FSI) to 200 bar
- reduction of weight
- turboblower controlled by an electric motor
The engine features the maximum torque of 250 Nm, which is available thanks to its turbocharger and advanced valve equipment within a wide RPM interval. From 1,250 to 5,000 RPM-1.
The engine version designed for the vehicles with all wheel drive, where rear axle is driven by the Haldex clutch, provides the maximum torque of 280 Nm at 1,350 – 4,500 RPM-1.
It offers the same maximum output of 132 kW at 4,500 – 6,200 RPM-1. The performance characteristics is further adapted by the engine control unit software.
CONTENTS
- 1. Introduction of the 1.8 TFSI / 132 kW Engine
- 1.1 Engine Characteristics
- 1.2 Table of Engine Parameters
- 1.3 Engine Power Chart
- 2. Development Objectives of the New Engine Design
- 2.1 Aggregate Modularity
- 2.2 EU6 Standard Compliant – Reduced Emissions of Solid Particles and CO2
- 2.3 Lower Fuel Consumption
- 3. Engine Weight Reduction
- 3.1 Engine Weight Reduction Measures
- 4. Cylinder Block and Oil Sump
- 4.1 Cylinder Block
- 4.2 Oil Sump
- 4.3 Cylinder Block and Oil Sump – Configuration
- 5. Cylinder Head
- 5.1 Cylinder Head – Configuration
- 5.2 Integrated Exhaust Gas Ducts
- 5.3 Integrated Exhaust Gas Ducts Cooling
- 6. Crank Mechanism
- 6.1 Piston
- 6.2 Connecting Rods
- 6.3 Crankshaft
- 6.4 Crankshaft Mounting
- 7. Chain Timing Mechanism of the 1.8 TFSI engine
- 7.1 Balancing Shafts of the Chain Timing Mechanism
- 8. Fuel Injection
- 8.1 The Basic Fuel Injection Principles and the Combined Injection Rationale
- 8.2 Combined Fuel Injection System Design
- 8.2.1 The FSI High-Pressure Fuel Injection System
- 8.2.2 The MPI Low-Pressure Fuel Injection System
- 8.3 Injection Modes in Dependence on Engine Load Type
- 8.4 Fuel System Diagram
- 9. Cooling System
- 9.1 Coolant Pump and Engine Temperature Regulation Controller
- 9.2 Engine Temperature Regulation Controller
- 9.3 Engine Temperature Regulation Controller Modes
- 10. Air Intake System with a Turbocharger
- 10.1 System Diagram
- 10.2 Intake Manifold Design
- 10.3 Turbocharger
- 11. Crankcase Ventilation
- 11.1 Crankcase Ventilation Principle
- 11.2 Basic Description of the Crankcase Ventilation System
- 11.3 Coarse Oil Separation
- 11.4 Fine Oil Separation
- 11.5 Supply of Cleaned Gases to the Combustion Chamber
- 12. Engine Lubrication
- 12.1 Lubrication System Changes
- 12.2 Holder of Auxiliary Aggregates with Oil Filter and Engine Oil Cooler
- 12.3 Engine Lubrication System
- 12.4 Two-StageRegulation Oil Pump
- 12.5 Oil Circuit Diagram
- 12.6 Piston Cooling Nozzles
- 12.6.1 Operating Mode with Disconnected Cooling Nozzles
- 12.6.2 Operating Mode with Active Cooling Nozzles
- 12.6.3 Piston Cooling Nozzles Operating Modes Chart
- 12.6.4 Piston Cooling Nozzle System Monitoring Function
- 13. 2.0 l TFSI 162 kW Engine
- 13.1 Engine Characteristics
- 13.2 Comparison of the 2.0 l TFSI 162 kW and 1.8 TFSI 132 kW Engines
- 13.3 Table of Engine Parameters
- 13.4 Engine Power Chart
You will find the instructions for assembly and disassembly, repairs, for diagnostics plus detailed user information in the VAS diagnostic instruments and in the on-board literature.
Editorial closing date was in 8/2013.
This Book is not subject to updating.
Language: English
Format: PDF
Pages: 60
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