Diagnostic Manual, Chassis and Drivetrain,
Volume 1
Hydraulic Test Program - Hydraulic Oil Pump Test
Preparation for Test
1. Check oil level in oil reservoir, correct if necessary.
2. Unscrew connecting rod at leveling valve lever (3a).
3. Depressurize rear axle hydraulic system by slowly opening bleeder screw (3p), connect drain hose and place into container, remove bleeder screw (3p).
4. Connect test gauge (038a, 038e) to rear axle leveling valve bleeder connection (S2).
5. Set both leveling valve levers to position "F" (fill).
6. Disconnect return line (T) at oil reservoir (2) and using a suitable hose, hold it in a measuring glass.
To perform this rest, the oil fill quantity must be increased by 0.5 liters. If the oil reservoir was empty, the hydraulic oil pump must first be bled by disconnecting the high pressure flexible hose at the steel line. Run the engine and hold the hose into a container until the oil exits free of bubbles.
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Test scope |
Test connection |
Test condition |
Nominal value |
Possible cause/Remedy |
1.0 |
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Delivery pressure
WARNING!
High pressure
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250 bar
Connect test gague to rear axle leveling valve connection S2 |
Engine: at Idle
Set leveling valve lever(s) to position "F" (fill).
Observe test gauge needle until pressure no longer increases. |
> 120 bar
Delivery capacity at idle
> 0.2 l/min.
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Delivery pressure < 120 bar,
Delivery capacity < 0.2 l/min:
Replace hydraulic oil pressure pump
Delivery pressure < 120 bar,
Delivery capacity > 0.2 l/min:
Replace rear axle leveling valve.
Delivery pressure > 153 bar,
Replace rear axle leveling valve.
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