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1 International Trainer Conference
Q076463: Welcome to the International Trainer Conference July 2001 Gernot Nehmeyer VS-12

2 The New 8-Cylinder 3,6 and 4,4 l N62-Engine
Q076463: The New 8-Cylinder 3,6 and 4,4 l N62-Engine

3 Introduction N62-Engine Engine Part 1 - Intake-/Exhaust-System
Morning / Block 1 Afternoon / Block 2 TA 1 Training opening - Introduction/Warm up TA 5 Engine Part 3 - Engine Block - Cooling System/Oil System - Engine Assembly TA 2 Introduction N62-Engine TA 3 Engine Part 1 - Intake-/Exhaust-System - Ancillary components and belt drive TA 6 Engine Management ME 9.2 - ME 9.2-Control Unit - Valvetronic-Control Unit TA 4 Engine Part 2 - Cylinder Head and Valve System Valvetronic (VANOS/Valve lift adjustment) TA 7 Training end - Conclusion of Seminar - Seminar Feedback

4 Advantage of the Valvetronic + ++ o - +(+) + ++ o - +(+)
Q076463: Advantage of the Valvetronic VANOS Engine VALVETRONIC Petrol-DI (direct Injection) + ++ Charge cycle o Emission characteristic - Full load +(+) VANOS Engine VALVETRONIC Otto-DI (direkt Injektion) Efficency + ++ Charge cycle o Emission characteristic - Full load +(+)

5 Loss Rate of a conventionel
Carnot Perfect Engine Real Engine Wheel > 10% Throttling loss 100 % Energie Input 22 % Available Energie Loss Rate of a conventionel Petrol Engine

6 Q076463: Charge Cycle Diagram Gain Loss

7 Comparision Standard Engine - VALVETRONIC
Vacum occur in the Intake System Direct Load control by the Valve Comparision Standard Engine - VALVETRONIC

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9 Output [kW] Torque [Nm] Engine speed [rpm]

10 Output [kW] Torque [Nm] Engine speed [rpm]

11 ME 9.2 + VALVETRONIC control unit
Technical Data Engine: N62B36 N62B44 Displacement (in ccm): 3600 4398 Output (kW / rpm): 200 / 6000 245 / 6000 Torque (Nm / rpm): 360 / 3300 450 / 3100 Intake valve lift (mm): 0,3 – 9,85 Engine Management (DME): ME VALVETRONIC control unit Emission regulations: EU3/EU4/LEV V max (km/h) electronically limited: 250 Reduction in fuel consumption compared to previous model: 13 % 14 %

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14 Q076463: short intake pipe long intake pipe adjustment

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16 rigid intake pipe 2 step variable length intake pipe Torque [Nm] Engine speed [rpm]

17 2 step variable length intake pipe
Torque [Nm] Engine speed [rpm]

18 3 step variable length intake pipe
continuously variable length intake pipe Torque [Nm] Engine speed [rpm]

19 continuously variable length intake pipe
continuously variable length intake pipe with additional volume Torque [Nm] Engine speed [rpm]

20 (without additional volume)

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22 Disassembling intake system
Practice: Disassembling intake system

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25 Alternator Index Explanation G1 Alternator S1 Ignition switch DME
Engine control unit B1 Battery L1 Battery charge indicator lamp BSD Bit-serial data interface

26 Special features belt drive Disassembling cylinder head cover
Practice: Special features belt drive Disassembling cylinder head cover

27 adjustment VANOS

28 resetting VANOS

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30 Timing diagram Normal position Intake VANOS Exhaust VANOS
Maximum adjustment Exhaust VANOS

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32 Retard setting intake VANOS, max. valve lift
Advance setting intake VANOS, max. valve lift Intake VANOS adjusted variably valve lift adjusted variably

33 Mixture at the valve gap
Cause: Effect: Very high input speed at a marginal valve gap Very good homogen mixture

34 Mixture at the valve gap
VALVETRONIC Standard Engine Fuel mist large fuel drops

35 ... Additional principle advantage
Valvetronic ... Additional principle advantage spontaneous / agility robust performance smooth running excellent cold start performance

36 Cylinder head, cylinder bank 1-4

37 Function of the torsion spring

38 Disassembling Valvetronic and Cylinder head
Practice: Disassembling Valvetronic and Cylinder head

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42 Practice: Removal oil pan

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44 Öl pressure regulation

45 Filling capacity with oil filter 8 l
Filling capacity between MIN/MAX mark on dipstick 1,5 l Minimum oil pressure at 20 °C 1,5 – 2,0 bar Maximum oil pressure at 20 °C 4,0 – 6,0 bar Oil delivery capacity at maximum engine speed (6500 rpm) and 150 °C 60 – 65 l/min

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51 Injection system / Fuel tank ventilation system
Practice: Injection system / Fuel tank ventilation system

52 Block Diagram ME 9.2

53 Sensor element Oxygen Sensor

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55 Block Diagram Valvetronic

56 Function of the Eccentric Shaft Sensor

57 Practice: Diagnosis N62-Engine


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