Difference between revisions of "N75 (automotive)"

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An electronic solenoid valve that controls [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-geometry_turbocharger VNT] turbochargers in [[TDi]]. [[ECU]] controls [[N75 (automotive)|N75]] valve opening, which results in increase or decrease of boost.
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* An electronic solenoid valve that controls [[VNT]] turbochargers in [[TDi]].
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* [[ECU]] controls [[N75 (automotive)|N75]] valve opening, which results in increase or decrease of turbine speed thus controlling [[boost]].
[[N75 (automotive)|N75]] usually controls either actuator via vacuum system or boost loop directly connected to turbocharger housing.<br>
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* [[N75 (automotive)|N75]] usually controls either actuator via vacuum system or boost loop directly connected to turbocharger housing.<br>
[[N75 (automotive)|N75]] has been replaced by servo controlled actuators mounted on turbocharger, which replaces complicated design of extra vacuum  system such as vacuum pump, hoses that weather and tend to leak or rusty mechanical actuator.
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* [[N75 (automotive)|N75]] has been replaced by servo controlled actuators mounted on turbocharger, which replaces complicated design of extra vacuum  system such as vacuum pump, hoses that weather and tend to leak or rusty mechanical actuator.
 
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 22 October 2022

  • An electronic solenoid valve that controls VNT turbochargers in TDi.
  • ECU controls N75 valve opening, which results in increase or decrease of turbine speed thus controlling boost.
  • N75 usually controls either actuator via vacuum system or boost loop directly connected to turbocharger housing.
  • N75 has been replaced by servo controlled actuators mounted on turbocharger, which replaces complicated design of extra vacuum system such as vacuum pump, hoses that weather and tend to leak or rusty mechanical actuator.