tom1979 Well-Known Member Full Member Oct 24, 2023 #1 Has anyone measured the vacuum the alternator creates? Or know what it should be on a good Td5 alternator?
Has anyone measured the vacuum the alternator creates? Or know what it should be on a good Td5 alternator?
sierrafery Well-Known Member Oct 25, 2023 #2 AFAIK it should be at least 0.55 bar for the brake booster to work well but i didnt measure it myself
AFAIK it should be at least 0.55 bar for the brake booster to work well but i didnt measure it myself
tom1979 Well-Known Member Full Member Oct 27, 2023 #3 sierrafery said: AFAIK it should be at least 0.55 bar for the brake booster to work well but i didnt measure it myself Click to expand... I tested a vehicle today, had a new alternator about 3 years ago (Denso) and it made 95kpa/0.95 bar of vacuum
sierrafery said: AFAIK it should be at least 0.55 bar for the brake booster to work well but i didnt measure it myself Click to expand... I tested a vehicle today, had a new alternator about 3 years ago (Denso) and it made 95kpa/0.95 bar of vacuum
sierrafery Well-Known Member Oct 27, 2023 #4 tom1979 said: I tested a vehicle today, had a new alternator about 3 years ago (Denso) and it made 95kpa/0.95 bar of vacuum Click to expand... Then it's more than enough IMO... seems that they calibrated it to manage the brake booster and the EGR too
tom1979 said: I tested a vehicle today, had a new alternator about 3 years ago (Denso) and it made 95kpa/0.95 bar of vacuum Click to expand... Then it's more than enough IMO... seems that they calibrated it to manage the brake booster and the EGR too
tom1979 Well-Known Member Full Member Oct 27, 2023 #5 sierrafery said: AFAIK it should be at least 0.55 bar for the brake booster to work well but i didnt measure it myself Click to expand... Surprising really.
sierrafery said: AFAIK it should be at least 0.55 bar for the brake booster to work well but i didnt measure it myself Click to expand... Surprising really.