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Turbo to Intercooler Hose Routing on VW T4 Transporter 2.5 TDi 2003 with EGR Pump

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  • #1 6777821
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    I have a problem with connecting the hoses coming from the turbo to the... I have a problem with connecting the hoses coming out of the turbo to... exactly where they should go in the version I have under the intercooler there is an EGR with an attached pump (please see photo). Please help and thank you in advance.
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  • #2 6779394
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #3 6793388
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    I know there is a difference depending on the colour of the TDI lettering mine is all silver otherwise I don't know how to check the engine power unless someone can tell me how to check it.
    Greetings
  • #4 6793442
    trans-serwis
    Level 39  
    The three-letter engine symbol on the pasteboard above the air filter.
  • #5 6793792
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #6 6793914
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Thank you for the quick answer,
    Apart from the place above the air filter, where else can you find this three-letter symbol? I just had this part replaced from another transporter so I'm not sure if it's OK. Unless I'm looking wrong, is the paste or is it the black insulating material between the bumper and filter?
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  • #7 6793937
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #8 6795243
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Hello,
    I think I have finally found this three letter symbol it is HBH located behind the injection pump on the engine block.
    Greetings and please help
  • #9 6796823
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Hello again,
    I know it sounds strange but I'm already sure it's the ACV, can I ask for a complete diagram of how all the vacuum hoses should be connected, i.e. those from the plastic hose that goes from the servo to the vac pump, then at the top it looks to me like there are three outlets, there's also one coming out of the EGR and there's a small grey sensor from which there are also two hoses coming out.

    Best regards and thanks in advance for your help.
  • #10 6797546
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #11 6801289
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Thank you very much for your answers.
    But just to be 100% sure because I am really a beginner I am attaching the original pictures from my engine, can I ask for help like.
    connect valve 1 to 5 etc.
    In my version there is also a small valve sticking out from the wall behind the engine visible in the attached photos no.8
    Greetings
  • #12 6801651
    fermik
    Level 15  
    Dalton33 wrote:
    .
    I know this is going to sound weird but I'm already sure it's ACV or I can


    At last this sounded correct and something can be answered.
    I attach a picture of the vacuum system for engines
    2.5ltr. diesel eng.: ACV,AJT,AUF,AYY,AYC
    Turbo to Intercooler Hose Routing on VW T4 Transporter 2.5 TDi 2003 with EGR Pump .

    (corrected)

    There is free access to similar images at
    http://www.vagcat.com after free registration on the parallel forum.
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  • #13 6801759
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Well, yes, but again I emphasise I am a complete beginner and from this diagram it seems to be for all versions, which for AVC I have no idea again please how is it possible to describe the connection according to the attached pictures above e.g..
    1 connect to 8 etc.
    Best regards
  • #14 6801821
    trans-serwis
    Level 39  
    It couldn't be clearer. If that's not enough then give the car to a mechanic.
  • #15 6804388
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    Can I ask someone knowledgeable to take a look at the pictures I have uploaded above and tell me which valve should be connected to which.
    Thank you in advance
  • #16 6806830
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #17 6806879
    trans-serwis
    Level 39  
    He will definitely not go.
  • #18 6806928
    Jacek79
    Level 37  
    and the carburator is good?
  • #19 6808681
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    I can see that most of the guys on here have gained their level from writing stupid and hopeless stories, if I could I would drive to a mechanic but I can't so the next time you think about why someone comes on the forum for help because no one is expecting an answer like go to a mechanic because I made that up myself genius. So if there is someone on here who has a clue it will take them 3 mins to post 1 to 3, 5 to 8 etc. if you are going to stupidly reply then spare me that. The post is aimed at people who have a clue.
    Greetings
  • #20 6814393
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #21 6814949
    Dalton33
    Level 10  
    I don't have a picture of the turbocharger because there was a diagram above and I already have it well connected
  • #22 6817835
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the connection of compression hoses in a 2003 T4 Transporter 2.5 TDi, specifically focusing on the hoses from the turbocharger and their routing in relation to the EGR system. Users share insights on identifying engine power variants (88hp, 102hp, 150hp) based on the engine code, which can be found on the engine block or above the air filter. A user requests a detailed diagram for connecting various vacuum hoses, including those from the servo to the vacuum pump and the EGR valve. Several users provide diagrams and specific connection instructions, while others emphasize the importance of consulting a mechanic for clarity. The conversation highlights the complexity of the vacuum system and the need for precise connections to ensure proper engine function.
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