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The Vanos gear is set to maximum position and tightened to 10nm BEFORE you install the central cam bolts.
After you install the central camshaft and you loosen the screws with washer 90° before you fully insert the Vanos adjuster to set the cam gear timing (the screws with washers move toward the center).
If timing is OK and have good Vanos oil pressure new solenoids should function properly.
Yeah, I refitted the vanos regulator. Later, the vanos system test showed this result.
As a result of the measurement, Intake Bank 1
Maximum stop position: 154.4 CA
Minimum stop position: 154.2 CA
Adjustment time, opening too small: 130.0 ms
Adjustment time, opening too large: 550.0 ms
Minimum valve quality: 0.8
Valve current: 500.0 mA
As a result of the measurement, exhaust bank 1
Maximum stop position: 123.0 CA
Minimum stop position: 98.8 CA
Adjustment time, opening too small: 720.0ms
Adjustment time, opening too large: 460.0 ms
Minimum valve quality: 0.9
Valve current: 249.0 mA
As a result of the measurement, Intake Bank 2
Maximum stop position: 149.7 CA
Minimum stop position: 114.2 CA
Adjustment time, opening too small: 220.0 ms
Adjustment time, opening too large: 710.0 ms
Minimum valve quality: 0.9
Valve current: 323.0 mA
As a result of the measurement, exhaust bank 2
Maximum stop position: 129.8 CA
Minimum stop position: 107.2 CA
Adjustment time, opening too small : 240.0ms
Adjustment time, opening too large: 470.0 ms
Minimum valve quality: 0.9
Valve current: 251.0 mA
Still, the vanos test is abnormal.
Should the vanos gear unit be replaced?
Or should we replace the solenoid?
And now this fault code remains.
00275F DME: VANOS maximum-stop position, intake air, bank 1