Volkswagen Touran Service Manual: Fiber-Optic Cable, Assembling

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Special tools and workshop equipment required

Fiber-Optic Conductor Repair Set -VAS6223A-

Hose Cutting Pliers -VAS6228-

Vehicle Diagnostic Tester

It is very difficult to find the exact location of the problem. Replace the damaged fiber-optic cable and lay a new wire parallel to the defective fiber-optic cable.

Note

Select the damaged fiber-optic cable components with the "Guided Fault Finding" or "Guided Functions" from the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester menu options.

A fiber-optic cable that needs repair is represented by a "yellow" color.

Procedure

Choose "Guided Fault Finding" or "Guided Functions" in the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester. Refer to Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.

Assemble the fiber-optic cable. Refer to → Chapter "Fiber-Optic Cable, Assembling".

Caution

Do not bend the fiber-optic cable too much. The bending radius must be no less than 25 mm.

Fiber optic cables must not be routed over sharp edges.

The fiber-optic cable must not be dirty or touched with bare fingers.

Fiber optic cables may not be heated.

It is not permitted to twist together 2 fiber optic cables or one fiber optic cable with a copper wire.

Protect the connector and the connection box from dust. Place the cap on the trunk.

Caution

Do not bend the fiber-optic cable too much. The bending radius must be no less than 25 mm.

Fiber optic cables must not be routed over sharp edges.

The fiber-optic cable must not be dirty or touched with bare fingers.

Fiber optic cables may not be heated.

It is not permitted to twist together 2 fiber optic cables or one fiber optic cable with a copper wire.

Protect the connector and the connection box from dust. Place the cap on the trunk.

Mount the Tool Head for the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1-.

Remove the locking pin -arrows-.

Remove the tool set -arrow- and pull the locking pin back.

Fiber Optic Cable, Cutting to Length

Establish length of fiber optic cable required.

Open the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1- and lay the fiber-optic cable -1- in the mount.

Close the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1- to cut the fiber-optic cable lengths.

Stripping

Open the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1-.

Position the wire stripper in the lower position -arrow-.

Insert fiber-optic cable into the stripping station.

The end of the fiber-optic cable must be flush with the rear side of the cutting pliers.

Close the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1- until the stop and keep closed.

Bend the wire stripper upward -arrow- and remove the fiber-optic cable.

Precision Cutting (Production of Optical End Face)

Push the fiber-optic cable -1- into the cutting station.

Insulation must make contact with cutting point stop.

Close the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1- and remove the wire.

Visually inspect the wire -1- to make sure that it was cut correctly and that there are no burrs on the front surface.

Note

Fiber-optic cable is only to be placed on an absolutely clean surface or held in hand.

Use the cap if there is a risk of the fiber-optic cable surface becoming dirty.

Attaching Brass Pin Contact to Fiber-Optic Cable

Change tool head -arrow-.

Slide the safeguard on the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1- in direction of -arrow- so that the word "Stift" (pin) is legible.

Insert a brass pin contact -1- in the mount.

Close the securing lever on the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1- in direction of -arrow-.

Insert the fiber-optic cable into the brass pin contact -arrow- all the way up to the threaded stop and then close the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Pliers -VAS6223/1-.

Open the fiber-optic cable pliers and remove the fiber-optic cable along with the brass contact pin.

Caution

Do not excessively bend or kink the fiber-optic cables (minimum bending radius 25 mm).

Make sure the brass pin contact -2- is secured properly on the fiber-optic cable -1-.

4 crimped points must be visible on the brass connecting pin.

The brass pin contact must not be able to be removed by hand from fiber-optic cable.

The front surface of the fiber-optic cable is 0.01 to 0.1 mm behind the brass pin contact (visual check).

Note

Connector couplings are available for connecting the fiber-optic cables. Refer to Parts Catalog.

To install the new fiber optic cable in wiring harness connector. Refer to → Chapter "Fiber-Optic Cable, Disconnecting from Wiring Harness Connector".

Corrugated Tube, Install on Fiber Optic Cable

Cut corrugated tube to appropriate length.

Use the Hose Cutting Pliers -VAS6228- or a sharp knife for cutting.

The corrugated tube must not be cut through using a side cutter under any circumstances

The corrugated tube must be cut on the wave peak -arrow-, not in the wave trough.

The corrugated tube must audibly engage in the fiber-optic cable housing when installing.

Guide the fiber-optic cable into the Fiber-Optic Repair Set - Tube Tool -VAS6223/10- as shown.

Position corrugated tube assembly pliers on slot on the tube.

Position crimping pliers for fiber-optic cable at slot of corrugated tube. The fiber optic cable is then routed in the corrugated tube.

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