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E65/M67 Engine
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Background Material Chapter 1 P.1
Introduction
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In September 2002, the M67 diesel engine will be added to the range of
engines for the E65. The M67 engine was re-engineered to facilitate
operation in the E65. The changes and new features are described in
this documentation.
- Overview of changes
- Reworked turbocharger with new actuator
- Modified pistons and connecting rods
- Belt drive with mechanical tensioning device
- One-piece oil pan
- Modified engine mounting
- The radiator and intercooler are made completely of aluminium
(see M57TU)
- Charge air ducts are equipped with quick-release couplings
(see M57TU)
- Engine management system DDE 5.1
- New preheating system (same as M47TU and M57TU)
- 2nd generation common rail (1600 bar)
(same as M47TU and M57TU)
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- Technical data
Valves/cylinders 4 4
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Fig. 1: Full load diagram M67 (E65), dashed line: M67 (E38)
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Technical data
Actuator
The actuator was modified slightly for the E65/M67 and produced in
larger quantities.
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- Exhaust system
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Exhaust manifold
The shape of the exhaust manifold for cylinder bank 5-8 is symmetrical
to that of the exhaust manifold for cylinder bank 1-4.
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- Pistons
Structure
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The pistons feature a modified bowl geometry (same as M47TU,
M57TU). The geometry of the piston crown bowl was designed to suit
the changed injection pressure.
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Index Explanation
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- Connecting rods
In line with the increased power output, the connecting rods feature an
improved support for the bolt heads.
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This support ensures uniform surface pressure and reliable threaded
connection of the big-end bearings.
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- Belt drive
The belt drive was modified in the following areas:
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- The hydraulically dampened belt tensioners were replaced by
compact spring tensioners. The new belt tensioners have no hydraulic
damper.
- The power steering pump was relocated from the air conditioner drive
to the main drive.
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2 Tensioning pulley for air condi- 7 Tensioning pulley for main drive
tioner drive
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- Oil pan
The oil pan is made of an aluminium casting. It is of one-piece design
with a cast baffle. The oil sump is arranged on the gearbox side.
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- Engine mounting
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2 Screw
3 Hydraulic mount
A screw (2) is used to secure the engine mounting bracket on the engine
mount. This new arrangement optimizes the connection between engine
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and engine mount and additionally facilitates engine assembly.
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Cooling system
The radiator and intercooler are made completely of aluminium. On the
E38, the water tanks were made of plastic. The use of only one material
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greatly simplifies recycling of the radiators/coolers.
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Fig. 8: Oil pan and transmission oil cooler with oil lines
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The thermostat controls the amount of water flowing through the oil
cooler as a function of the oil temperature.
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As on DDE 4.1, two control units (master/slave) are used. Both control
units are interconnected by a "private CAN" to facilitate data exchange.
The DDE 5.1 now also features the automatic start function already
known from the petrol engines.
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- System overview
Input/output
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22 Fan motor
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Drive 1-45 Used HFM Hot-film air mass meter (HFM6), signal
1-46 used HFM Air temperature sensor (HFM6), signal
1-47 Used HFM Hot-film air mass meter (HFM6), ground
1-48 Not used --- ---
1-49 Used I1 Injector 1
1-50 Used I6 Injector 6
1-51 Used I7 Injector 7
1-52 Not used --- ---
1-53 Not used --- ---
1-54 Used LD Boost pressure sensor, signal
1-55 Not used --- ---
1-56 Used RDS Rail pressure sensor, signal
1-57 Used Fuel temperature sensor, signal
1-58 Not used --- ---
1-59 Not used --- ---
1-60 Not used --- ---
1-61 Not used --- ---
1-62 Used NWG Camshaft sensor, signal
1-63 Used KWG Crankshaft sensor, ground
1-64 Used I4 Injector 4
1-65 Used Private-CAN CAN low, master/slave
1-66 Used PT-CAN Power train CAN, low
1-67 Used PT-CAN Power train CAN, low
1-68 Used GSG Control unit interface to preheating control unit
1-69 Used BSD Bit-serial data interface (alternator)
1-70 Used GSG Preheating control unit "ground"
1-71 Used MRV Volume control valve (CP3.3)
1-72 Used DRV Pressure control valve, rail
1-73 Used I1 Injector 1
1-74 Used I6 Injector 6
1-75 Used I7 Injector 7
1-76 Not used --- ---
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Components
Sensors
Drive - Accelerator pedal module (FPM)
- 2 hot-film air mass meters (HFM)
- Boost pressure sensor
- Coolant temperature sensor
- Fuel temperature sensor
- Rail pressure sensor
- 2 charge air temperature sensors
- Camshaft sensor (NWG)
- Thermal oil level sensor (TÖNS)
- Crankshaft sensor (KWG)
Actuators
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Switches
Relays
- Main relay
- Starter relay
Interfaces
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- Preheating system
The preheating system was adopted from the M47TU and M57TU.
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The preheating control unit is located in the V of the engine. The
preheating control unit is connected to the DDE to facilitate data
exchange (see DDE system diagram). The glow plugs are actuated
directly by the preheating control unit.
Advantages
The short preheating time makes it possible for the driver to start the
engine "free of preheating."
Thanks to the new preheating system, the automatic start function can
be used for the first time on a diesel engine vehicle.
- Crankshaft sensor
In connection with DDE 5.1, the engine speed is detected by a Hall
sensor and an incremental wheel on the flywheel. (A magneto-resistive
sensor is used to detect the engine speed in connection with DDE 5.0
on the M47TU.)
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- Automatic start
As already known from the E65 petrol engines, the digital diesel
electronics (DDE) now also features the automatic start function.
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With the automatic start function, the start relay is activated by the DDE
until the engine reaches a defined speed (temperature-dependent).
The DDE requires the start enable (terminal 50) from the car access
system (CAS) to start the engine. The electronic vehicle immobilizer
(EWS) is integrated in the CAS.
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Fig. 13: System overview, automatic start M67 and M57TU (E65)
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CAS functions
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The start repeat interlock prevents the starter motor engaging in the
engine while already running. Supplementary to the start lock, the start
Drive repeat interlock is effective at terminal 15 status "on" under following
circumstances:
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Common rail
The M67 engine is equipped with the common rail system (2nd gener-
ation Bosch, 1600 bar nominal pressure) familiar from the M57TU. The
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common rail system of the M67 (E65) deviates from that of the M57TU
in the following points:
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The high pressure pump CP3.3 has no integrated presupply pump (gear
pump). The presupply pump was rendered unnecessary in view of the
higher delivery capacity of the volume-controlled, electric fuel pump.
Functional principle
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The electric fuel pump supplies fuel to the high pressure pump via the
feed line (1).
The high pressure pump accommodates three pistons that are raised
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by a common triple cam (7). Springs press the pistons against the drive
cam.
Each cylinder of the high pressure pump features ball valves for fuel
inlet and outlet.
The volume of fuel calculated by the DDE flows via the volume control
valve (2) into the cylinders of the high pressure pump.
During the downward stroke of the pistons, the fuel flows from the
volume control valve into the cylinders of the high pressure pump.
The drive cam is lubricated by the diesel fuel. For lubrication purposes,
a quantity of the fuel flows from the feed (1) via throttle (9) and line (6) to
the drive cam and from here into the return (5) of the high pressure
pump.
An overflow valve (3) is integrated in the high pressure pump. The fuel
now released for delivery by the volume control valve flows via the
overflow valve into the return of the high pressure pump.
A small quantity of fuel can leak out of the closed volume control valve.
To ensure this leakage fuel does not reach the main fuel delivery, it is
routed via the zero delivery restrictor (8) into the return flow (5).
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- Multiple injection
The introduction of the second generation common rail facilitates finer
distribution of the fuel injection per power stroke.
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Instead of injecting the fuel in two stages per power stroke (pre-
injection for minimizing noise and main injection for developing power)
as was previously the case, the fuel is now injected in up to 3 stages.
As a result, the engines run even more quietly and produce less
nitrogen oxides and soot particles.
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