TCS control module (382)/ESP (671)
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TCS control module (382)/ESP (671)
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Touch ground.
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Important
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ESD-SENSITIVE COMPONENT
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Earth yourself by touching the car body before plugging in / unplugging components.
Do not touch the component pins
. Read
Before removing a control module
before changing a control module.
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4.
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Separate the connector from the control unit.
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5.
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Remove the bracket and ground line from the spring strut dome.
The ground cable has been removed continuously during M05.
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Note
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Remove the washer between the ground line and spacer.
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6.
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Raise the TCS/ESP assembly around 25 mm so that the control pins come out of the rubber bush.
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7.
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Move the assembly towards the engine so that the assembly's bolts are accessible with a ratchet handle and bits. Suspend the assembly with a
83 95 212 Strap
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Note
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Be careful with the brake pipes.
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8.
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Remove the four bolts. Leave the lower rear bolt in the control module.
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9.
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Remove the electronic unit by twisting out.
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Note
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Ensure that the bolts come with it. Remove the gasket from the hydraulic unit if it does not follow the control module.
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1.
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Check that the gasket sits correctly on the new control module.
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2.
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Fit the inner bottom rear screw and fit the control module to the assembly.
Fit the bolts.
Tightening torque 2.5 Nm (1.8 lbf ft)
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Note
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Tighten the bolt alternately.
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3.
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Put the assembly in place with the guide pin in the rubber bushing. Make sure the brake pipes are secured in the clips on the MacPherson strut tower.
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4.
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Fit the bolts and the ground line to the spring strut (on cars with ground line). Make sure the washer is in place
under
the cable terminal.
Tightening torque 25 Nm (18 lbf ft)
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Important
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Take care when plugging in the connector so as not to damage or press out the pins/sleeves in the connector. For further information regarding connectors, refer to
Connectors, handling and inspection
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5.
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Attach the connector to the control module.
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