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Introduction of The New 4-Cylinder Inline Engine Generation OM626
Introduction of The New 4-Cylinder Inline Engine Generation OM626
Introduction of The New 4-Cylinder Inline Engine Generation OM626
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Overview5
Brief description 5
Engine data 6
Engine views 9
Mechanical system 14
Crankcase14
Engine oil pan 15
Crank assembly 16
Cylinder head 17
Belt drive 18
Chain drive 19
Valve assembly 20
Combustion21
Glowing21
Intake port shutoff 22
Forced induction 24
Fuel preheating 27
Fuel supply 28
Injection system 33
Exhaust gas recirculation 35
Exhaust treatment 40
Special tools 59
Special tools 59
Annex63
Abbreviations63
Index64
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This Introduction into Service manual presents the new 4-cy- WIS is updated continuously. Therefore, the information
linder diesel engine OM626 in model series 205. In terms of available there reflects the latest technical status of our ve-
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Overview
Engine OM626 D16 SCR is a newly developed 4-cylinder An overview of the main features of engine OM626:
inline diesel engine with common rail direct injection and a • Special two-mass flywheel
turbocharger. The engine is available in two power variants • Variable oil pump
(85 and 100 kW), each with a displacement of 1.6 liters, and • Two intake and exhaust valves per cylinder
will be introduced from September 2014 in model series 205. • Camshaft drive via timing chain
• Turbocharger with variable turbine geometry (VTG)
• Two-stage, water-cooled exhaust gas recirculation
• Optimized thermal management
• ECO start/stop function
• Exhaust treatment by the injection of urea (AdBlue®) into
the exhaust tract
P01.10-3231-00
Bore mm 80 80
Cylinder spacing mm 88 88
Overview
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Overview
Y88
R39/1
B2/5
B6/1
B28/11
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Overview
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Overview
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Crankcase
1 Crankcase 3 Crankshaft bearing cap bolts
2 Crankshaft bearing cap
Mechanical system
Engine oil pan Oil level check switch
The vehicle is fitted with a two-piece engine oil pan made The engine oil levels in the oil level check switch and in the
of aluminum alloy. The ribbing on the oil pan is designed to engine oil pan equalize via a feed bore and a drain bore. The
reduced noise emissions and guarantee the required strength float is deflected in relation to the oil level. The reed contact
for the attachment of the ancillaries. is open at engine oil levels below “Min.”, and is closed by the
magnetic field of the ring magnet at engine oil levels above
“Min.”.
P18.00-2390-00
P05.00-2105-00
Crank assembly
1 Pistons 3 Crankshaft
2 Counterweights 4 Crankshaft pulley
Mechanical system
The cylinder head is made of an aluminum alloy. The two The cylinder head is characterized by its double water jacket.
overhead camshafts each operate two intake valves and two This water jacket allows constant cooling of the areas expo-
exhaust valves per cylinder. sed to thermal loads.
P01.30-2462-00
Cylinder head
The coolant pump, the alternator and the refrigerant com- The drive system consists of a poly-V belt with 7 grooves
pressor are driven by the belt drive via the crankshaft belt which is tensioned via an automatic belt tensioner.
pulley.
P13.20-2116-00
Belt drive
1 Crankshaft pulley 4 Belt tensioner
2 Coolant pump A9 Refrigerant compressor
3 Guide pulley G2 Alternator
Mechanical system
The crankshaft drives the chain sprocket of the exhaust The chain drive system consists of a maintenance-free bush
camshaft via a bush chain. Another gearwheel mounted on chain, the maintenance-free roller chain, a guide rail and a
the exhaust camshaft drives the intake camshaft. There is tensioning rail. A hydraulic chain tensioner tightens the bush
also a roller chain to drive the engine oil pump. chain at the tensioning rail.
P05.10-2508-00
Chain drive
1 Exhaust camshaft bush chain sprocket 6 Crankshaft sprocket
2 Intake camshaft gearwheel 7 Engine oil pump roller chain
3 Hydraulic chain tensioner 8 Engine oil pump
4 Camshaft bush chain 9 Tensioning rail
5 Camshaft chain guide rail
P05.30-2188-00
Valve assembly
1 Intake camshaft 4 Exhaust valves
2 Exhaust camshaft 5 Hydraulic tappets
3 Intake valves
Combustion
Preglow system Glow output stage
The preglow system consists of the following components: The glow output stage is actuated directly by the CDI control
• CDI control unit unit with a pulse width modulated signal. The actuation of the
• Glow output stage glow plugs varies according to the requested glow power.
• Glow plugs
Glow plugs
The glow plugs are actuated by the CDI control unit via a The glow plugs are actuated directly by the glow output
glow output stage in relation to a pulse width modulated sig- stage. Depending on the actuation, the glow plugs can reach
nal. The glow output stage transmits diagnostic data directly temperatures of approx. 1000 °C.
to the CDI control unit.
P15.20-2236-00
The intake port shutoff (EKAS) function produces a rotation Two separate intake ports, the fill inlet port and the swirl
of the intake air in the combustion chamber. This rotation port, are provided in the intake manifold for each cylinder. A
results in better mixture formation and more efficient com- flap in the intake port shutoff actuator motor allows the fill
bustion. The intake port shutoff actuator motor is opened or intake port to be closed. This means that only the swirl ports
closed by the CDI control unit according to a performance are available for filling the cylinders, which increases the flow
map. rate and produces greater air turbulence.
P09.20-2326-00
Combustion
Intake port shutoff actuator motor
The intake port shutoff actuator motor is mounted directly at
the throttle valve actuator. It is actuated by the CDI control
unit with a pulse width modulated signal.
P09.20-2324-00
Turbocharger
The turbocharger used features variable turbine geometry The converted energy, i.e. the drive power of the turbine
(VTG). The blades are S-shaped to improve the flow. Its com- and thus the compressor work and operating speed, can be
pact design results in low thermal and flow losses, providing regulated by moving the adjustable blades. In order to incre-
a high degree of turbocharging. ase the boost pressure the blades are “closed”, i.e. the flow
cross section between the blades is reduced. This increases
The turbocharger consists of three main assemblies: the pressure in front of the turbine wheel, increasing the
• Turbine wheel amount of exhaust energy converted. To reduce the boost
• Compressor pressure, the blades are “opened”, i.e. the flow cross section
• Bearing housing between the blades is enlarged. This reduces the pressure in
front of the turbine wheel, decreasing the amount of exhaust
In the compressor the clean air is drawn in and accelera- energy converted.
ted by the rotation of the compressor impeller. Inside the
scroll of the impeller housing the air speed is reduced, thus
increasing the pressure. The compressor is driven via the
turbocharger shaft, on which the compressor impeller and
the turbine wheels are rigidly mounted. The turbine wheel is
turned by the exhaust gases directed into the turbine wheel
housing. This reduces the exhaust gases from a high pressure
level to a lower pressure.
Combustion
Forced induction, general
Turbocharging improves the cylinder charge, thus increasing The exhaust temperature and pressure are constantly moni-
the torque and power of the engine. tored in order to protect the turbocharger against overload. If
there is any risk of thermal or mechanical overload, the CDI
Boost pressure control control unit reduces the boost pressure.
The boost pressure is controlled electropneumatically via a
vacuum unit, which is actuated by an electropneumatic pres-
sure transducer. This pressure transducer is actuated by the
CDI control unit according to a performance map. To do this,
the CDI control unit evaluates the signals from the following
sensors:
• Coolant temperature sensor
• Charge air pressure and temperature sensor
• Exhaust pressure sensor
• Hot film MAF sensor
• Crankshaft Hall sensor
• Atmospheric pressure sensor (integrated in CDI control
unit)
P09.00-2143-00
Combustion
Fuel preheating, general
To ensure that the fuel remains fluid even at low outside
temperatures, a heating element is installed at the fuel filter.
The fuel filter heating element is actuated directly by the CDI
control unit.
P47.20-2542-00
P47.00-2236-00
Combustion
Fuel supply, general
The fuel supply system provides the fuel injectors with a suf-
ficient quantity of filtered fuel from the fuel tank at a suffici-
ent pressure under all operating conditions.
45
88
75
B4/2
M3 B4/1
P47.10-2704-00
Fuel tank
45 Filler neck B4/1 Fuel level indicator fuel tank fill level sensor, left
75 Fuel tank B4/2 Fuel level indicator fuel tank fill level sensor, right
88 Fuel feed module M3 Fuel pump
Combustion
High-pressure fuel system
The high-pressure fuel system consists of the following Based on a performance map, the CDI control unit calculates
components: the cylinder-selective injection quantity for the respective
• Fuel system high-pressure pump operating condition. The injection quantity is dependent on
• Rail the fuel pressure in the rail and the actuation period of the
• High-pressure lines fuel injectors. The fuel pressure in the rail is controlled by the
• Fuel pressure sensor, high pressure quantity control valve. The actual fuel pressure present in the
• Fuel injectors rail is registered by the high-pressure fuel pressure sensor
• Quantity control valve and limited to a maximum of 1600 bar by the quantity control
valve. Both pieces on information are continuously registered
The fuel reaches the fuel injectors from the rail via the high- by the CDI control unit.
pressure lines. The fuel injectors spray the finely atomized
fuel into the combustion chamber.
P07.16-4120-00
P47.00-2235-00
Combustion
Injection control Preinjection
Engine OM626 uses the Bosch CR41 electronic engine The aim of preinjection is to reduce combustion noise and
management system to manage the common rail injection exhaust emissions. Fuel is injected up to 2 times prior to the
system. The engine management system calculates the injec- actual main injection. This results in gentler combustion.
tion period and the fuel pressure on the basis of the following
sensors and signals: Main injection
• Hot film MAF sensor The main injection generates the power and torque, and is
• Intake air temperature sensor controlled by the injection period and the injection timing
• Fuel pressure sensor, high pressure point.
• Charge air pressure and temperature sensor
• Camshaft Hall sensor Post injection
• Coolant temperature sensor Post injection is used to increase the exhaust temperature
• Charge air temperature sensor and thus to assist the regeneration process of the DPF and
• Pressure sensor downstream of air filter the conversion process of the exhaust components in the
• Accelerator pedal sensor oxidation catalytic converter.
• Fuel temperature sensor
• Crankshaft Hall sensor
• Oxygen sensor
• Temperature sensor upstream of diesel particulate filter
• Temperature sensor upstream of turbocharger
• DPF differential pressure sensor
• Atmospheric pressure sensor (integrated in CDI control
unit)
P07.16-4121-00
Combustion
P14.20-2375-00
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Schematic diagram of exhaust gas recirculation Y27/7 Low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation actuator
1 Charge air cooler Y27/8 High-pressure exhaust gas recirculation actuator
50 Turbocharger A Intake air
B2/5 Hot film MAF sensor B Exhaust gas
M16/6 Throttle valve actuator C High-pressure EGR
M16/57 Exhaust flap controller D Low-pressure EGR
M55 Intake port shutoff actuator motor
Exhaust gas recirculation
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Exhaust gas recirculation
Combustion
Exhaust gas recirculation, general Low-pressure circuit exhaust gas recirculation
Exhaust gas recirculation reduces the nitrogen oxide (NOx) Low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation is only active at
level in the exhaust by the following processes: coolant temperatures above 60 °C and in the idle to mode-
• Reducing oxygen concentration in the combustion rate partial-load ranges. After evaluating the input signals, the
chamber CDI control unit actuates the low-pressure exhaust gas recir-
• Reducing the combustion temperature by reducing the culation actuator according to a performance map. At high
rate of combustion exhaust gas recirculation rates with the low-pressure exhaust
• Reducing the combustion temperature by means of the gas recirculation actuator fully open, the exhaust flap control-
higher heat capacity of the recirculated exhaust gases ler is also partially closed. The recirculation rate is regulated
compared to the intake air by varying the actuation. Furthermore, the cleaned exhaust
gas is directed via the exhaust gas recirculation cooler and
Exhaust gas recirculation is active from idle speed up to the fed via the low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation actuator to
upper partial-load range. The recirculation rate depends on the mixing tube in the cylinder head.
several different variables:
• Engine load and rpm
• Intake and charge air temperatures
• Exhaust temperatures
• Exhaust pressure
• Time limit
P09.41-2752-00
Combustion
P14.20-2376-00
SCR system (AdBlue®), general The SCR system contains the following system
SCR stands for Selective Catalytic Reduction. In the SCR components:
system, an aqueous urea solution is injected into the exhaust • AdBlue® metering valve
system immediately before the SCR catalytic converter. The • AdBlue® control unit
chemical reactions it produces (thermolysis and hydrolysis) • AdBlue® pressure line heating element
reduce the nitrogen oxides in the exhaust gas. • AdBlue® delivery module
• AdBlue® tank module
AdBlue® • AdBlue® tank
AdBlue® is the brand name for a clear, synthetically manu- • AdBlue® filler neck
factured 32.5% solution of highly-pure urea in demineralized • AdBlue® tank temperature sensor
water. • AdBlue® fill level sensor
• AdBlue® tank heating element
• AdBlue® delivery pump
• AdBlue® extraction pump
• Control unit of NOx sensor downstream of diesel particu-
late filter
• NOx sensor downstream of diesel particulate filter
• Control unit of NOx sensor downstream of SCR catalytic
converter
• NOx sensor downstream of SCR catalytic converter
• Temperature sensor upstream of SCR catalytic converter
• SCR catalytic converter
Combustion
AdBlue® control unit AdBlue® delivery module
The AdBlue® control unit controls the following functions The AdBlue® delivery module performs the following
according to performance maps: subtasks:
• AdBlue® delivery • Pressure generation
• Injection of the reduction agent (injection quantity and • Pressure measurement
injection period) • Flow reversal
• Antifreeze protection and recirculation of the reduction
agent Several components are integrated in the AdBlue® delivery
• Communications with the CDI control unit over the drive- module:
train sensor CAN • AdBlue® delivery pump
• AdBlue® extraction pump
• AdBlue® tank heating element
• AdBlue® fill level sensor
At “circuit 15 OFF” the AdBlue® control unit initiates the The AdBlue® tank heating element ensures that liquid Ad-
power-down sequence. While the control unit powers down, Blue® reduction agent is drawn from the AdBlue® tank even
the AdBlue® delivery pump extracts the remaining AdBlue® at low temperatures.
reduction agent from the AdBlue® pressure line and the Furthermore, the AdBlue® pressure line is heated according
AdBlue® metering valve via the AdBlue® extraction pump to a performance map by the AdBlue® pressure line heating
actuated by the AdBlue® control unit, and directs it back element. This return feed of the remaining AdBlue® reduc-
towards the AdBlue® tank. At the same time, the AdBlue® tion agent prevents the AdBlue® pressure line and the Ad-
metering valve is opened to prevent a vacuum from forming. Blue® delivery module from freezing at approx. –10 °C and
This return process lasts for between 8 and 10 s depending being damaged.
on the vehicle application.
P14.40-2544-00
Combustion
NOx sensors control unit
The NOx sensors control units are supplied by “VDO
Automotive AG”. The NOx sensors register the NOx and O2
concentrations in the exhaust gas downstream of the diesel
particulate filter and SCR catalytic converter, and forward
this information in the form of voltage signals to the NOx sen-
sors control units. These process the information and trans-
mit it over the drivetrain sensor CAN to the CDI control unit.
P14.40-2545-00
P14.40-2552-00
Combustion
P14.40-2553-00
P20.00-2512-00
Coolant thermostat
The coolant thermostat is an expansion-element thermostat.
This expansion element expands at a coolant temperature of
approx. 85 °C to open the entire coolant circuit.
P14.20-2374-00
P20.00-2511-00
P20.10-2410-00
5 Coolant outlet fitting Y88 Coolant thermostat shutoff valve pressure transducer
P09.41-2752-00
P18.10-2218-00
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Block diagram of CAN network L6/1 Left front axle rpm sensor N51/3 AIRMATIC control unit (with code (489)
A1 Instrument cluster L6/2 Right front axle rpm sensor AIRmatic (air suspension with level
A8/1 Transmitter key L6/3 Left rear axle rpm sensor adjustment and adaptive damping
A40/9 Audio/COMAND control panel L6/4 Right rear axle rpm sensor system ADS))
A103/1b1 AdBlue® tank temperature sensor M3 Fuel pump N62/1 Radar sensors control unit (with code
A103/1b5 AdBlue® fill level sensor M4/7 Fan motor (233) DISTRONIC PLUS, code (237)
A103/1r1 AdBlue® tank heating element M43/6 Low-temperature circuit circulation Active Blind Spot Assist, code (238)
A103/2 AdBlue® delivery module pump 1 Active Lane Keeping Assist)
Engine management
A103/2m1 AdBlue® delivery pump M87 Radiator shutters actuator motor 69/1 Left front door control unit
A103/2m2 AdBlue® extraction pump N2/10 Supplemental restraint system control N73 Electronic ignition lock control unit
B4/1 Fuel level indicator fuel tank fill level unit N80 Steering column tube module control
sensor, left N3/9 CDI control unit unit
B4/2 Fuel level indicator fuel tank fill level N10/6 Front SAM control unit N118 Fuel system control unit
sensor, right N14/3 Glow output stage N118/5 AdBlue® control unit
B4/7 Fuel pressure sensor N22/1 Climate control control unit N127 Powertrain control unit
B64/1 Brake vacuum sensor N30/4 Electronic Stability Program control R7/1 AdBlue® pressure line heating element
CAN A Telematics CAN unit R9 Glow plugs
CAN B Interior CAN N37/7 Control unit of NOx sensor downstream S9/1 Brake light switch
CAN C Engine CAN of diesel particulate filter X11/4 Diagnostic connector
CAN C1 Drivetrain CAN N37/7b1 NOx sensor downstream of diesel Y3/8n4 Fully integrated transmission control
CAN D Diagnostic CAN particulate filter unit
CAN HMI User interface CAN N37/8 Control unit of NOx sensor downstream Y129 AdBlue® metering valve
CAN I Drivetrain sensor CAN of SCR catalytic converter
Flex E Chassis FlexRay N37/8b1 NOx sensor downstream of SCR
G2 Alternator catalytic converter
K27/7 AdBlue® supply relay
LIN C1 Drivetrain LIN
LIN C3 Powertrain LIN
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Block diagram of direct network B37 Accelerator pedal sensor N3/9 CDI control unit
B2/5 Hot film MAF sensor B40/4 Oil pressure sensor R39/1 Vent line heating element
B2/5b1 Intake air temperature sensor B50 Fuel temperature sensor R54/1 Fuel filter heating element
B4/6 Fuel pressure sensor, high pressure B60 Exhaust pressure sensor S40/3 Clutch pedal switch
B4/32 Charge air pressure and temperature B70 Crankshaft Hall sensor S43 Oil level check switch
sensor G3/2 Oxygen sensor upstream of catalytic S43/1 Oil pressure switch
B6/1 Camshaft Hall sensor converter Y27/7 Low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation
B11/4 Coolant temperature sensor G3/2b1 Sensor element of oxygen sensor actuator
Engine management
B16/10 EGR temperature sensor, high pressure upstream of catalytic converter Y27/8 High-pressure exhaust gas recirculation
B16/14 EGR temperature sensor, low pressure G3/2r1 Heater of oxygen sensor upstream of actuator
B16/15 Temperature sensor upstream of SCR catalytic converter Y31/5 Boost pressure control pressure
catalytic converter K40/8kH Starter circuit 50 relay transducer
B19/7 Temperature sensor upstream of K40/8kG Engine compartment circuit 15 relay Y76/1 Cylinder 1 fuel injector
catalytic converter K40/8kN Circuit 87M relay Y76/2 Cylinder 2 fuel injector
B19/9 Temperature sensor upstream of diesel M1 Starter Y76/3 Cylinder 3 fuel injector
particulate filter M4/7 Fan motor Y76/4 Cylinder 4 fuel injector
B19/11 Temperature sensor upstream of M16/6 Throttle valve actuator Y88 Coolant thermostat shutoff valve
turbocharger M16/57 Exhaust flap controller pressure transducer
B28/8 DPF differential pressure sensor M55 Intake port shutoff actuator motor Y94 Quantity control valve
B28/11 Pressure sensor downstream of air
filter
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Special tools
Special tools
Screw-in piece
FG 02
Set B
P58.20-2489-00
Struts
FG 01
Set B
Note –
Counterholder
FG 03
Set B
Note –
Retaining lock
FG 03
Set B
Special tools
Adjustment tool
FG 07
Set B
Counterholder
FG 05
Set C
Retaining lock
Use For locking the starter ring gear when the transmission is
removed.
FG 01
Set B
Drift
FG 03
Set B
Note –
Annex
CAN
Controller Area Network
CDI
Common rail diesel injection
DPF
Diesel particulate filter
EKAS
Intake port shutoff
EURO 6
Euro 6 emissions standard
LIN
Local interconnect network
NOx
Nitrogen oxide
PWM
Pulse width modulated
SCR
Selective Catalytic Reduction
VTG
Variable turbine geometry
A
Exhaust treatment 1, 4, 37, 42, 53
Exhaust gas recirculation 1, 4, 10, 11, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36,
45, 53, 57
Forced induction 1, 22, 23, 25, 53
E
Intake port shutoff 1, 9, 20, 21, 32, 42, 57, 61
Injection 4, 38
H
Displacement 4, 5
K
Pistons 15
Coolant outlet fitting 47, 62
Coolant circuit 43, 44, 47
Crankcase 1, 13
Crank assembly 1, 15
L
Charge air cooling 1, 50
M
Engine oil pump 18, 51
Engine oil pan 1, 13, 14
N
Rated torque 5
R
Belt drive 1, 17
S
CDI control unit 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 33, 36, 38,
42, 47, 53, 55, 57
Z
Cylinder head 1, 13, 16, 33, 44, 62
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