Citata iš: Ramzis3  2010  Gruodžio 10, 17:19:15

o tai kas tada veleneliu reguliuojasi? gal pamirsai, kad PD pirmas ipurskimas yra mechaninis - kai velenelis nuspaudzia purkstuka, antras elektroninis. tai kaip tai pavadint?

veleneli besukiodamas keiti voztuvu atsidaryma taigi nelaiku atsidarinejant zovtuvams aisku kas darosi ? ir tam yra paskirstymo velenelio padeties daviklis kuris visus nuokrypius bando kompensuoti elektriskai t.y. purkstuku darba, ir purkstuku darba pilnai valdo kompas, atjunk laida nuo purkstuko ir pamatysi kad jokio mechaninio ispurskimo nelieka taigi velenelio sukinejimo pasekme ta, kad voztuvai darinejasi ne laiku o ispurskimo momentas lieka tas pats, gal geriau tada alkuninio veleno skrimuli permest per pora dantu ? visiskai tas pats rezultatas, kam isradineti dvirati kai viskas jau israsta, jeigu kazkokia problema su varikliu tai reikia ieskoti gedimo o ne kurti naujus fizikos desnius

tai joxaidi, gal velenelis siaip sau forsunkes mynko? gal ant velenelio zvaigzdutes siaip sau pailgos skyles padarytos?
be to, as nesakau, kad tai degimo reguliavimas

You do not have to have a VCDS to check the timing on a PD, and the engine does control the timing.

What you can do is check that your cam is in time with your crank shaft. Basically you are checking your timing belt installation is proper. This is adequately done by using crank and cam locking pins during installation, if the belt is kept properly tensioned. But the check is easily done, and can flag belt stretching or other problems.

Go to measuring block 4, field 4, and check the value. It should be between -3 and +3, with zero being ideal.

If it gets more negative than zero, your cranking time gets longer. I keep mine between 0 and +0.5.

You adjust the cam sprocket to make this adjustment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvtAl9uvJBA&feature=related