Target data for R 32 engine, BFH

hello

Perhaps someone knows where I can find the specifications for the R 32 engine; the engine code is BFH. It would be great if anyone has information, even though this is a diesel forum .

The perfect addition would be a summary similar to the 'ideal data' posts here on the forum – keep dreaming.

Thank you, Peter.

Hi, start VAG-COM, click through the measuring blocks, write down the 'specified values', and then relax .
"It couldn't get any better; where else would you get the target values other than from the control unit itself?"
That's why it doesn't make sense to expand this list here: everyone is using their own personal list anyway, and they just need to read off the items.

Best regards, Rainer.

hello


I'm already aware that it's possible to write this down, I just thought that maybe someone had already compiled all the data in a neat and organized way.

It would have been nice.

Peter.

I haven't come across any tables or similar information about the 3.2L engines yet, but if anyone has something to offer, please post it HERE!

@theresias

Thank you, but unfortunately, no success.

@everyone

Okay, I'm going to make a fool of myself now, but I'm completely stuck.
Besides, I got my hopes up too soon because I mixed things up.

'When I connect the Bosch tester to my friend's equipment at work, I have no problem reading or displaying the specified values.'

When I use VAG-COM to read out the values from my boss's new A6 3.0 TDI, I have no idea which values are target values and which are actual values, because some fields don't display any labels. I click through the measurement blocks, the fields appear, and it's generally possible to associate them with components or functions, but what are the target values?

'I'm experiencing the same issue with my ACV. How can I display the target values? Am I missing something during the installation process? Where is my mistake?'

Can someone give me a foolproof guide on what to click so I can get to where Rainer was referring to? I feel silly asking, but I've already tried the search function and everything else. Now I have to ask you guys.

Thank you for your efforts.

Peter.

Okay, VAG-COM label files are available for the A6 (4F).
Target values or value ranges are usually included there as well.

Not every control unit also outputs target values itself.
Based on my experience, many target values are only found in the repair manuals.
or other relevant documents.

@theresias

I meant that there is no data available for the R 32 (BFH), and I haven't looked at the A6 because that's not my primary concern.

My actual problem is this.

Hi, start VAG-COM, click through the measuring blocks, write down the 'specified values', then sit back and relax .

That gives me a puzzle.

Peter.

You will obviously need a suitable label file.
"With your T4 engine control unit, you could see everything so clearly, so what's the problem?"
If I remember correctly, the air mass values could be reliably assigned to the setpoint/actual values .

Basically: You can identify the actual value by observing that it follows and approaches the target value.

In my upcoming VAG-COM distribution, a significantly larger number of control units will be covered by label files. -> Stay tuned.

Best regards, Rainer.

I had already suspected something about the label files, which is why I searched the internet so thoroughly, but I couldn't find anything that was quite right for me. (r32 BFH)

I'm somehow also biased towards Bosch products because the diagnostic tool provides more data and makes it easier to identify issues, even with the T4 system.

I've found some label files for the A6, but it's just experimentation and isn't really helping me right now.

Okay, I'll figure something out.

Thank you for your help.

Peter.

Richtig, sagte ich ja...

I think I might have something related to the V6 engine for a Touareg or Phaeton lying around; it's also a 3.2L.
It's questionable now to what extent these are comparable...

Check the next VAG-COM version.