Assembly overview – brake servo/brake master cylinder, left-hand drive vehicles
1 - Brake line
❏ Brake master cylinder/secondary piston circuit to hydraulic unit
❏ M12 x 1
❏ With standard tool: 14 Nm
❏ With special tools VAS 6854, VAG 1410/7 and VAG 1410/6: 12 Nm
2 - Brake line
❏ Brake master cylinder/primary piston circuit to hydraulic unit
❏ M12 x 1
❏ With standard tool: 14 Nm
❏ With special tools VAS 6854, VAG 1410/7 and VAG 1410/6: 12 Nm
3 - Brake fluid level warning contact -F34-
4 - Cap
5 - Brake fluid reservoir
6 - Bolt
❏ 4 Nm
7 - Brake servo -NX6-
❏ With brake servo control unit -J539-
❏ With brake pedal position sender -G100-
❏ With brake pedal position sender 2 -G836-
❏ → Rep. gr.47; Removing and installing brake servo
8 - Gasket for brake servo
❏ Renew after removing
9 - Nut
❏ Qty. 2
❏ Renew after removing
❏ 20 Nm
10 - Mounting bracket with brake pedal
❏ → Rep. gr.46; Assembly overview – brake pedal
❏ → Rep. gr.46; Removing and installing mounting bracket
11 - Seal
❏ Renew after removing
12 - Brake master cylinder
❏ → Chapter „Removing and installing brake master cylinder“
13 - Bolt
❏ Qty. 2
❏ Renew after removing
❏ M8 x 31
❏ 30 Nm
14 - Plug
Assembly overview – brake servo/brake master cylinder, right-hand drive vehicles
1 - Cap
2 - Brake fluid reservoir
3 - Stud
❏ 4 Nm
4 - Brake servo -NX6-
❏ With brake servo control unit -J539-
❏ With brake pedal position sender -G100-
❏ With brake pedal position sender 2 -G836-
❏ → Rep. gr.47; Removing and installing brake servo
5 - Gasket for brake servo
❏ Renew after removing
6 - Mounting bracket with brake pedal
❏ → Rep. gr.46; Assembly overview – brake pedal
❏ → Rep. gr.46; Removing and installing mounting bracket
7 - Nut
❏ Qty. 2
❏ Renew after removing
❏ 20 Nm
8 - Seal
❏ Renew after removing
9 - Brake master cylinder
❏ → Chapter „Removing and installing brake master cylinder“
10 - Bolt
❏ Renew after removing
❏ M8 x 31
❏ 30 Nm
11 - Brake line
❏ Brake master cylinder/secondary piston circuit to hydraulic unit
❏ M12 x 1
❏ With standard tool: 14 Nm
❏ With special tools VAS 6854, VAG 1410/7 and VAG 1410/6: 12 Nm
12 - Brake line
❏ Brake master cylinder/primary piston circuit to hydraulic unit
❏ M12 x 1
❏ With standard tool: 14 Nm
❏ With special tools VAS 6854, VAG 1410/7 and VAG 1410/6: 12 Nm
13 - Bolt
❏ Renew after removing
❏ M8 x 31
❏ 30 Nm
14 - Plug
15 - Brake fluid level warning contact -F34-
Removing and installing brake master cylinder
Special tools and workshop equipment required
♦ Brake filling and bleeding equipment -VAS 6860-
♦ Engine bung set -VAS 6122-
♦ Socket/bit set, 39-piece -VAS 6928-
Removal and installation are described for a left-hand drive vehicle as an example.
Removing
Vehicles with vibration isolation strut
– Remove vibration isolation strut → General body repairs, exterior; Rep. gr.50; Lock carrier; Removing and installing vibration isolation strut.
All vehicles (continued)
Left-hand drive vehicles
– Remove battery tray → Electrical system; Rep. gr.27; Battery; Removing and installing battery tray.
All vehicles (continued)
Right-hand drive vehicles
– Remove coolant expansion tank and lay aside with coolant hoses still attached → Electric rear-wheel drive EIP220 and all-wheel drive EIA200, EIP220; Rep. gr.19; Cooling system/coolant; Removing and installing coolant expansion tank.
All vehicles (continued)
– Extract as much brake fluid as possible from brake fluid reservoir -1- using brake filling and bleeding equipment -VAS 6860- -A-.
NOTICE
Risk of damage due to corrosion.
– Make sure that no brake fluid gets onto electrical contacts.
– Place sufficient lint-free cleaning cloths in area of brake servo.
– Mark and unscrew brake lines -2- and -3- from brake master cylinder.
– Seal threaded holes in brake master cylinder immediately with M12 sealing plugs (assembly parts).
– Seal brake lines with engine bung set -VAS 6122-.
Note
Fit dust caps from bleeder screws on brake lines as an alternative.
– Disconnect electrical connector -2-.
– Unscrew bolts -4- using socket from Socket set, 39 piece -VAS 6928-.
– Pull out brake master cylinder -3-.
Installing
Install in reverse order of removal, observing the following:
– Make sure that seal and push rod are seated correctly.
– → Rep. gr.47; Bleed hydraulic system.
– Carry out function “Basic setting brake servo” using → Vehicle diagnostic tester → Rep. gr.00; Access to diagnoses.
Tightening torques
♦ → Rep. gr.47; Assembly overview – brake servo/brake master cylinder
Removing and installing brake servo [NX6], left-hand drive vehicles
Special tools and workshop equipment required
♦ Brake filling and bleeding equipment -VAS 6860-
♦ Engine bung set -VAS 6122-
♦ Hot air blower -VAS 1978/14A-
♦ Open ring spanner insert, AF 11mm -V.A.G 1410/6-
♦ Socket/bit set, 39-piece -VAS 6928-
♦ Torque wrench -VAS 6854-
♦ Universal joint -V.A.G 1410/7-
♦ assembly tool -V.A.G 1410/8-
Brake servo -NX6- is referred to hereafter as brake servo.
For sealing plugs (assembly parts), see electronic parts catalogue (ETKA)
1 - Plugs M10
2 - Plugs M12
Removing
If the brake servo control unit -J539- is renewed, perform the test plan for renewal of the control unit:
– Carry out function “Renew control unit” using → Vehicle diagnostic tester → Rep. gr.00; Access to diagnoses.
Continued
– Remove air intake unit of heater and air conditioning unit → Heating, air conditioning system; Rep. gr.87; Front heater and air conditioning unit; Removing and installing air intake unit of heater and air conditioning unit.
– Remove battery tray → Electrical system; Rep. gr.27; Battery; Removing and installing battery tray.
– Extract as much brake fluid as possible from brake fluid reservoir -1- using brake filling and bleeding equipment -VAS 6860- -A-.
– Disconnect electrical connector -2- from brake fluid level warning contact -F34- and electrical connector -3- from brake servo -1-.
NOTICE
Risk of damage due to corrosion.
– Make sure that no brake fluid gets onto electrical contacts.
– Place sufficient lint-free cleaning cloths in area of brake servo.
– Mark and unscrew brake lines -2- and -3- from brake master cylinder.
– Seal threaded holes in brake master cylinder immediately with M12 sealing plugs (assembly parts).
– Seal brake lines with engine bung set -VAS 6122-.
Note
Fit dust caps from bleeder screws on brake lines as an alternative.
– → Rep. gr.46; Separating brake pedal from and joining to brake servo.
– Unscrew nuts -3- and -4- for brake servo from mounting bracket.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to the plenum chamber bulkhead due to improper separation of the bonded joint.
– Never lever the brake servo off the plenum chamber bulkhead to separate the bonded joint.
– If brake servo gets jammed in holes, loosen nuts -1- and -2- on mounting bracket.
– Pull brake servo off bulkhead, and remove it from vehicle.
Important
● Make sure that the brake lines from brake master cylinder are not bent.
– Remove adhesive residue -arrows- from brake servo -2- and from bulkhead -1-.
– To do so, apply gentle heat from hot air blower -VAS 1978/14A- to the adhesive residue and pull it off.
– Thoroughly clean surfaces.
Installing
Install in reverse order of removal, observing the following:
– Renew gasket between brake servo and bulkhead.
– Insert brake servo, and screw on nuts by hand.
– → Rep. gr.46; Separating brake pedal from and joining to brake servo.
– Use assembly tool -V.A.G 1410/8- to fit brake lines.
Important
● Keep brake lines straight when fitting them.
– Tighten brake servo.
– → Rep. gr.47; Bleed hydraulic system.
If the brake servo control unit -J539- has been renewed, conclude the test plan for renewal of the control unit:
– Conclude function “Renew control unit” using → Vehicle diagnostic tester → Rep. gr.00; Access to diagnoses.
Continued
Tightening torques
Assembling special tools for tightening brake lines
1 - Torque wrench -VAS 6854-
2 - Universal joint -V.A.G 1410/7-
3 - Open ring spanner insert AF 11 -V.A.G 1410/6-
♦ → Rep. gr.47; Assembly overview – brake servo/brake master cylinder, left-hand drive vehicles
♦ → Electrical system; Rep. gr.27; Battery; Assembly overview – battery
♦ → Heater and air conditioning unit; Rep. gr.87; Front heater and air conditioning unit; Assembly overview – air intake unit of heater and air conditioning unit
Removing and installing brake servo [NX6], right-hand drive vehicles
Special tools and workshop equipment required
♦ Brake filling and bleeding equipment -VAS 6860-
♦ Engine bung set -VAS 6122-
♦ Hot air blower -VAS 1978/14A-
♦ Open ring spanner insert, AF 11mm -V.A.G 1410/6-
♦ Socket/bit set, 39-piece -VAS 6928-
♦ Torque wrench -VAS 6854-
♦ Universal joint -V.A.G 1410/7-
♦ assembly tool -V.A.G 1410/8-
Brake servo -NX6- is referred to hereafter as brake servo.
For sealing plugs (assembly parts), see electronic parts catalogue (ETKA)
1 - Plugs M10
2 - Plugs M12
Removing
If the brake servo control unit -J539- is renewed, perform the test plan for renewal of the control unit:
– Carry out function “Renew control unit” using → Vehicle diagnostic tester → Rep. gr.00; Access to diagnoses.
Continued
– Remove air intake unit of heater and air conditioning unit → Heating, air conditioning system; Rep. gr.87; Front heater and air conditioning unit; Removing and installing air intake unit of heater and air conditioning unit.
For vehicles with heat pump valve unit
– Remove heat pump valve unit → Heating, air conditioning; Rep. gr.87; Heat pump valve unit; Removing and installing heat pump valve unit.
All vehicles (continued)
– Extract as much brake fluid as possible from brake fluid reservoir -1- using brake filling and bleeding equipment -VAS 6860-.
– Disconnect electrical connector -2- from brake fluid level warning contact -F34- of brake fluid reservoir -1-.
– Remove stud -2-.
– Pull brake fluid reservoir -1- upwards out of brake master cylinder.
NOTICE
Risk of damage due to corrosion.
– Make sure that no brake fluid gets onto electrical contacts.
– Place sufficient lint-free cleaning cloths in area of brake servo.
– Unscrew brake lines -2- and -3- from brake master cylinder -1-.
– Seal threaded holes in brake master cylinder immediately with M12 sealing plugs (assembly parts).
– Seal brake lines with engine bung set -VAS 6122-.
Note
Fit dust caps from bleeder screws on brake lines as an alternative.
– → Rep. gr.46; Separating brake pedal from and joining to brake servo.
– Unscrew nuts -3- and -4- for brake servo from mounting bracket.
NOTICE
Risk of damage to the plenum chamber bulkhead due to improper separation of the bonded joint.
– Never lever the brake servo off the plenum chamber bulkhead to separate the bonded joint.
– If brake servo gets jammed in holes, loosen nuts -1- and -2- on mounting bracket.
– Disconnect electrical connector -1- from brake servo -2-.
– Remove brake servo from vehicle.
Important
● Make sure that the brake lines from brake master cylinder are not bent.
– Remove adhesive residue -arrows- from brake servo -2- and from bulkhead -1-.
– To do so, apply gentle heat from hot air blower -VAS 1978/14A- to the adhesive residue and pull it off.
– Thoroughly clean surfaces.
Installing
Install in reverse order of removal, observing the following:
– Renew gasket between brake servo and bulkhead.
– Insert brake servo, and screw on nuts by hand.
– → Rep. gr.46; Separating brake pedal from and joining to brake servo.
– Use assembly tool -V.A.G 1410/8- to fit brake lines.
Important
● Keep brake lines straight when fitting them.
– Tighten brake servo.
– → Rep. gr.47; Bleed hydraulic system.
If the brake servo control unit -J539- has been renewed, conclude the test plan for renewal of the control unit:
– Conclude function “Renew control unit” using → Vehicle diagnostic tester → Rep. gr.00; Access to diagnoses.
Continued
Tightening torques
Assembling special tools for tightening brake lines
1 - Torque wrench -VAS 6854-
2 - Universal joint -V.A.G 1410/7-
3 - Open ring spanner insert AF 11 -V.A.G 1410/6-
♦ → Rep. gr.47; Assembly overview – brake servo/brake master cylinder, right-hand drive vehicles
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