MAN TGE Service Manual 101

MAN GUIDE 101
TGE basics
With its new TGE, MAN is joining the world of trans­porters for the first time. What started in the past at
7.5 tons, now begins at maximum permissible weight of 3.0 tons. Using the new TGE, MAN transfers the usually customer-focussed truck business to the category of delivery trucks. The TGE from MAN is a light commercial vehicle which - flanked by its big brothers - inspires users with enthusiasm who have performed professional work with heavy trucks for a long time. Excellent TGE sales consultants will always provide a customized solution.
MAN as a full-range offerer
up to 18.4 cubic metres of loading space
engines from 75 kW to 130 kW
standard safety by emergency brake assistants
service and use around the clock
For example, MAN identifies the target groups in the logistic and construction area. Also, sectoral require­ments from handicraft and passenger transportation businesses can be future applications of the light “truck” from the MAN Truck & Bus company. All appli­cations have the following in common: Thanks to the lowest c its class as well as the lowest maintenance and repair costs, the best Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of the new MAN TGE is inspiring.
-value of 0.33 and the lowest consumption of
W
In addition to the panel van and the glazed estate car, the chassis with their single-compartment and twin­compartment cabs increase the offer of body types. Two wheelbases, three roof heights and three vehicle lengths are options. Always available: the loading space illuminated by LED lamps.
Also, there are lots of drive types. Depending on the maximum permissible gross weight, front-wheel or rear-wheel and all-wheel drives are possible, optionally coupled with a 6-speed manual gearbox or an 8-speed automatic transmission. 2.0L engines with 75kW / 102 HP, 90 kW / 122 HP, 103 kW / 140 HP, and 130 kW / 177 HP are available.
With its standard emergency brake assist (EBA), MAN considerably contributes to road-traffic safety. To this effect, distance sensors review critical distances to the vehicle in the front, helping reduce the stopping dis­tance. In addition, the integrated city emergency brake function automatically decelerates the vehicle at low speeds and thus reduces one of the most frequent causes of accidents. The adaptive cruise control system provides great convenience on long highway distances. The fatigue detection system and the multi-collision brake have been designed for the safety of everybody.
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CONTENTS
4 INTRODUCTION
14 VEHICLE BODY
16 POWER UNITS
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22 POWER TRANSMISSION
30 RUNNING GEAR
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38 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
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52 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
59 RADIO, TELEPHONE AND NAVIGATION
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The MAN TGE Guide teaches the basics of design and function for sales and after-sales of new vehicle models, new vehicle components or new technologies. The MAN TGE Guide is not a sales manual and not a repair guide! The specified values are for the sake of ease of understanding only and refer to the data status valid at the time the MAN TGE Guide was created. The contents are not updated. For customer advice, maintenance and repair work, please use the appropriate technical literature.
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Note
Reference
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INTRODUCTION
Die Trucknology Generation
With the newly developed MAN TGE, MAN Truck & Bus is now for the first time making its commercial vehicle expertise in the range from 3.0 to 41 tons (50 tons) available to all customers, as a full-range supplier.
The TGX, TGS, TGM and TGL series offer the customer the optimum vehicle base for individual transport solutions with total weights from 7.49 to 41 tons (50 tons) and engine outputs from 150 hp to 640 hp. The MAN TGE now rounds this off between
3.0 and 5.5 tons total weight and an engine output of 105 hp to 175 hp and three drive variants.
MAN TGX To be successful in international long-
distance traffic, to shift up a gear in terms of transport performance and to put the brakes on costs. This is what the MAN TGX stands for, setting the standard for maximum energy efficiency, reliability and economy with its exhaust gas-optimized engines of up to 640 hp.
MAN TGS The MAN TGS is uniquely versatile:
Whether for heavy-duty local transport, on construction sites, in municipal transport or as a specialist for special tasks, the xxx is a versatile truck that is perfectly tailored to every sector of industry.
MAN TGM In distribution traffic and also in
medium-heavy traction traffic, the MAN TGM is heavily involved. With tonnages of between 13 and 26 tons and a first-class payload, it offers economical transport solutions for construction sites.
MAN TGL The MAN TGL is the solution for fresh
produce, construction, municipal use, furniture transport, trade and industry. The 7.49 to 12 ton trucks are very manoeuvrable and combine maximum payload with dynamic driving characteristics.
The MAN TGE with its powerful commercial vehicle roots is ideally equipped to meet the diverse challenges of the transporter market from 3.0 to 5.5 tons. The MAN TGE always offers the right solution for tough everyday working conditions, be it in the forest, on the construction site or in the confusing urban jungle. With its outstan­ding driving comfort, numerous assistance systems and a driver‘s cab at passenger car
level, it is the new benchmark in the transporter segment.
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The production site
Since the laying of the foundation stone in November 2014, Europe‘s most modern plant of this kind has been built in Wrzesnia, a city with around 30,000 inhabitants about 50 kilometres east of Poznan, in just 23 months.
The production of the MAN TGE began here on April 3, 2017, of which 100,000 units per year are to be produced by up to 3,000 employees, together with the identical VW Crafter.
In addition to the production halls for vehicle assembly, a modern paint shop and a supplier park with logistics areas were built on the site. The development of the supplier network and the service sector has also created numerous new jobs in the vicinity of the plant.
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The product features of the MAN TGE
The following overview shows the 25 most important unique selling propositions and „Best in Class“ characteristics.
The safest transporter in its class thanks to versatile equipment and assistance systems:
Emergency brake assistant as standard
Automatic Post-Collision Braking System
Automatic Distance Control (ACC)
Trailer manoeuvring assist
Lane departure warning
Lane change assistant with parking assistant
Cornering light
Headlights in LED technology
Side wind assistant
ESC with combination stabilization
Most comfortable driver‘s workplace:
Well designed storage compartment concept
Ergonomic seats with optional massage function
230 V socket in the cab
Innovative media systems
Clear displays and instruments
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Economy to the limit:
State-of-the-art engine-gearbox configurations
Streamlined body shape
Lightweight construction in every detail
Integration into fleet management systems
Versatile solution for every application:
Front, rear and all-wheel drive
Manual and automatic transmissions
Three possible vehicle lengths
Three possible roof heights
Four different body shapes
Universal floor with preparations for built-in
components Optional longitudinal and transverse rails in the loading floor
Rear end free from technical equipment for various conversion
solutions
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The notable characteristics of the MAN TGE
Vehicle front in striking MAN family design
Modern workstation with ergonomic control panel and clearly
arranged instruments
LED headlights
Adjustable driver and front passenger seats – also as swing seat and AGR seat (with seal of approval from the campaign for healthy backs) with electrical lumbar support
Loadspace with universal floor and a wide variety of installation options
Tail light clusters with connecting character line
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Derivatives
Panel van Double cab
Window van Single cab
The MAN TGE has an extensive range of models to choose the vehicle best suited to customer requirements. In total, there is a choice of 69 body and powertrain variants.
The four basic variants panel van, window van and platform van with single or double cab meet the highest demands in their respective customer segments. The individual body shapes can be further customized with different wheel bases and roof heights.
In addition to the standard body shapes, the following derivatives are also available for extensive customer­oriented special configurations:
Carriage with flat frame chassis
Cowl panel
Platform
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Dimension variants
Wheelbases
Two wheelbases are available.
Standard wheelbase: 3640 mm (L3)
Long wheelbase: 4490 mm (L4/L5)
Rear overhangs
Two rear overhang lengths are available for the long wheelbase.
Long: 1346 mm (L3/L4)
Extra long : 1901 mm1) (L5)
Roof heights (panel van, window van)
Three roof heights are available.
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Normal roof: 2355 / 2390 mm2) (H2)
High roof: 2590 / 2625 - 2637mm 2) (H3)
Super high roof: 2798 / 2830 - 2835
1), 2)
mm (H4)
Cabs (platform van, chassis)
Two cab sizes are available for the transport of additional persons:
Single cab with maximum seat configuration 2+1
Double cab with maximum seat configuration 6+1
Platform lengths
Ex factory, three platform lengths are availa­ble with single cab (SC) and a further platform length for double cab (DC).
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Standard single cab: 3500 mm
Long single cab: 4300 mm
Extra long single cab: 4700 mm
Standard double cab: 2700 mm
Long double cab: 3500 mm
1)
Not with window van.
2)
Single/twin tyres
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Technical data
Panel van, window van
3640 – 44901000 1346 – 1901
5986 – 7391
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210 / 214
1773
2425 – 2427
All figures are in millimetres.
Note
The illustrations only show selected variants and their dimensions/dimension areas. For the complete technical data for the entire model range, please refer to the current sales literature.
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2355 – 2835
1)
1)
1)
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1766 – 1788 / 1601
2040 / 2069
1)
Single/twin tyres
Single cab, double cab
1000 3640 – 4490 1514 – 1914
3500 – 4700
6204 – 7404
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2321 – 2352 2305 – 2327
2700 – 3500
1000 3640 – 4490 1514 – 1564
6204 – 7004
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All figures are in millimetres.
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Load compartment measurements
B D
A
Sliding door width 1311
B
Sliding door height 1430 – 1587 / 1668 – 1822
C
Maximum loadspace length 3201 – 4606
D
Maximum loadspace height 1568 – 2196
E
Height of rear wing door 1451 – 1605 / 1684 – 1840
F
Loading height/loadsill 570 – 725 / 1000 – 1050
G
Maximum loadspace width 1832
H
Width between wheel housings 1375 – 1380 / 1030
I
Maximum platform height 400
J
Maximum platform width external 2098
A
C
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1)
5)
1)
2)
3)
All figures are in millimetres for vehicles with front-wheel drive.
1)
Normal roof / High roof,
Super high roof
2)
Panel, window / platform
3)
Single / twin tyres
4)
Front and four-wheel drive /
rear-wheel drive
5)
incl. 15 cm subfloor storage
compartment
Window van, panel van Flatbed
E
F
H
G
K
Maximum loadspace area 5,16 – 8,99 m
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Maximum trailer weight 3000 / 3500 kg
Gross vehicle weight 3500 – 5500 kg
K
I
F
J
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4)
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The vehicle concept
Drive system types
Prior to the development of the MAN TGE, intensive customer surveys were conducted and market requirements
Front-wheel drive
The drive unit is installed transversally. Features are:
low loadspace floor (about -100 mm),
thereby increasing the loadspace volume and reducing the loadsill height Rear end without drive technology
Driveline with reduced weight
(approx. 100 kg less), lower fuel
consumption Applications include courier and logistics services, joiners/plumbers/ glaziers, etc. and rescue services.
All-wheel drive 4x4
were taken into account in the design process.
For the first time, three types of drive are used in the MAN TGE and VW Crafter.
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The drive unit is installed transversally. Features are:
Electronically controlled multi-plate
clutch
Optimum traction
Particularly suitable for regions with
poor weather conditions or roads Applications include the building trade and forestry as well as the police and military.
Rear wheel drive
The drive unit is in inline installation. Features are:
Good traction for high loads
Higher gross vehicle weight rating
possible (up to 5.5 t)
Single or twin tyres at rear
Use of auxiliary drives on the gearbox
(e.g. for body manufacturer) possible Applications include service vehicles and mobile workshops with heavy built-in components as well as special bodies.
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VEHICLE BODY
Body structure
The body of the MAN TGE has been completely redesigned. In addition to the modular design, the developers
focused on optimizing weight and aerodynamics as well as crash safety.
These goals were achieved, among other things, by the use of highest­strength hot-formed steels. Compared to conventional steels, these are consi­derably stronger at a similar weight and thus make the MAN TGE lighter and safer.
The following components are made from hot-formed steel:
Front roof side members
Sill panel reinforcement
Corner reinforcement on the rear roof
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A-pillar bottom part
Front bulkhead
Longitudinal member reinforcement
for driver‘s cab
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Modular structure
Use of as many identical parts as possible was an important goal during development of the body structure. The
objective was to allow the numerous derivatives and variants such as different wheelbases and roof heights to be
manufactured with great synergy effects.
Vehicle front end the same for all variants
Floor structure
The floor structure of the MANTGE is the same for all variants in the vehicle front end area. At the rear end, however, there are significant differences regar­ding the floor panel, longitudinal members, wheel housings and the corresponding connecting parts as well
Vehicle rear end different depending on the variant, in this case short wheelbase with low loadspace floor (-100 mm)
as reinforcements. Their configuration and design are determined by the following factors:
Type of drive
Wheelbase
Rear overhang
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Type of body
Single or twin tyres on the rear axle
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POWER UNITS
Engine/gearbox combinations
Transverse installation
6-speed Manual gearbox 0AX front-wheel drive
6-speed Manual gearbox 0AX four-wheel drive
8-speed Automatic gearbox 09Q front-wheel drive
2.0l Turbo diesel 75 kW DAUB
2.0l Turbo diesel 103 kW DAUA
2.0l Biturbo diesel 130 kW DAVA
8-speed Automatic gearbox 09Q four-wheel drive
Longitudinal installation
6-speed Manual gearbox 0F6 rear-wheel drive
8-speed Automatic gearbox 0DR rear-wheel drive
2.0l Turbo diesel 90 kW DASA
2.0l Turbo diesel 103 kW DASB
2.0l Biturbo diesel 130 kW DAWB
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The 2.0 l turbo diesel engines
In the MAN TGE, only 2.0-litre turbo diesel engines from the MDBnutz modular diesel construction kit are used. The use of a uniform engine geometry with many identical parts creates high synergy effects and reduces manufacturing and maintenance costs.
Transverse installation Longitudinal installationtion
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The engines of the MAN TGE have been specially designed for commercial vehicles to meet the high requirements in terms of mileage, driving resistance, driving profile and service life. Adjustments were made, for example, to the intercooling, the cylinder head, the variable-length intake manifold, the EGR cooler, the turbochargers and the oil pan. The installation position is adapted to the commercial vehicle design.
Depending on the drive concept used, the engines are installed transversely or longitudinally - an absolute special feature within a vehicle series. In addition, transversely installed engines are installed at an angle of 8° to the front in order to make optimum use of the available installation space. Longitudinally installed engines have a larger oil pan and an increased oil quantity.
Engines with one or two turbochargers are used. A total of up to four power stages are available, ranging from 75 kW to 130 kW. The after-treatment of the exhaust gases is carried out by an SCR system for nitrogen oxide reduc­tion. Additional options, e. g. different generators and compressors, are possible with the accessory drive used.
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Technical data
The engine is part of the engine series EA288nutz and is installed in this design – beside the MAN GTE – only in the VW Transporter and Crafter. The engine is available in the EU6 plus and EURO VI exhaust emis­sion standards, depending on the application.
Technical features
Liquid-cooled charge air cooler
High-pressure exhaust gas recirculation
Delphi common rail direct injection
Liquid-cooled injector for reducing agent
Injectors with solenoid valve
Single-plunger high-pressure pump (monoturbo),
double-plunger high-pressure pump (biturbo)
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Motor designation 2.0 l Turbo diesel
75 kW
Engine code DAUB DASA DAUA / DASB
Capacity 1968 cm
Type 4-cylinder in-line engine
Valves per cylinder 4
Bore 81.0 mm
Stroke 95.5 mm
Compression ratio 15.5 : 1
Maximum output at rpm
Max. torque at rpm
Engine management Delphi DCM6.2
Fuel DIN EN 590 DIN EN 590 DIN EN 590 DIN EN 590
Forced induction Mono turbo Mono turbo Mono turbo Biturbo
75 kW at 3250 – 3500
300 Nm at 1400 – 2250
2.0 l Turbo diesel 90 kW
90 kW at 3250 – 3500
300 Nm at 1400 – 2250
2.0 l Turbo diesel 103 kW
1)
3
103 kW at 3500 – 3600
340 Nm at 1600 – 2250
2.0 l Biturbo diesel 130 kW
DAVA / DAWA
130 kW at 3600
410 Nm at 1500 – 2000
Exhaust gas recirculation
Emission standard
1)
Longitudinal/transversal
2)
EU6 plus: Light duty homologation <2840 kg reference weight (roller test bench)
EURO VI: Heavy duty homologation >2380 kg reference weight (engine test bench)
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yes yes yes yes
2)
EU6 plus EURO VI EU6, EU6 plus EU6, EU6 plus,
EURO V/VI
Ancillary drive
An ancillary drive with modular expan­sion capability is used in response to the wide variety of customer require­ments. In addition to the usual units such as an alternator and air conditioner compressor, it is also possible to drive an additional air conditioner compressor
or additional alternator. In vehicles with bodies such as camper vans or refrige­rated vans, this allows the required form of energy to be provided, e.g. for air conditioning, cooling or driving electri­cally operated ancillaries.
An elastic belt alone is used as the poly V-belt in an engine with alternator. In all other variants, the poly V-belt is tensi­oned using a belt tensioner.
Basic drive Air conditioning drive
Alternator (various power levels)
Alternator (various power levels)
Air conditioner compressors
Additional drive
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Alternator (various power levels)
Air conditioner compressors
Additional alternator (in 180 A version)
Alternator (various power levels)
Air conditioner compressors
Additional air conditioner compressor
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Exhaust system
The exhaust system of the MANTGE is available in various variants. Its structure depends on the engine or body variant, for example.
Inline installation, EU6
Transverse installation, EU6
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Exhaust gas treatment
In vehicles with SCR system (EU6 exhaust standard), there is a lambda probe (oxygen sensor) in the front part of the exhaust pipe as well as three temperature sensors, the injector for reducing agent as well as the corresponding catalytic converters.
Lambda probe
Oxidising catalytic converter
Temperature sensor 3
Temperature sensor 2
Diesel particulate filter with SCR coating
Trap catalytic converter
Particle mass sensor
sensor
NO
x
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Injector for reducing agent N474
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Reducing agent tank
In addition to the fuel tank with a capa­city of about 75 litres, there is a tank with a capacity of about 18 litres of reducing agent (AdBlue). The reduction agent consumption depends on the individual driving style, the operating temperature of the system and the ambient temperature.
The tank for reducing agent is repleni­shed via the filler neck for reducing agent under the fuel filler neck, and is sealed by a blue tank cap. The tank for reducing agent is located on the under­body ahead of the fuel tank. A compen­sation volume has been integrated in the top part of the vent in order for the reducing agent flowing in at high speed to be filled.
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Fuel filler neck Filler neck for reducing agent
Body
Control unit for reducing agent heating J891
Breather diaphragm
Breather line Filler pipe
Expansion section
Filler line
Reducing agent tank
Pump module with:
Heating
Sender for reducing agent tank G697
Filter
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POWER TRANSMISSION
Overview
The diverse drive concept means there are also several variants of power transmission. The range extends from straightforward front-wheel drive with
Rear final drive 0AY
manual gearbox through to four-wheel drive and rear-wheel drive with an auxiliary drive on the gearbox for additi­onal working implements. In vehicles
with front or four-wheel drive, the gearbox is installed transversely whereas vehicles with rear-wheel drive have an inline gearbox installation.
Electronically controlled multi-disc clutch / 5th generation four-wheel drive coupling
Rear final drive
Vehicles with rear-wheel drive are equipped with rear axle drive 0HA. Vehicles with all-wheel drive 4x4, on the other hand, are equipped with a rear axle drive with four-wheel drive coupling
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Final drive 0HA Rear final drive with four-wheel drive coupling
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Selector mechanism
The gears are changed using a joystick gearshift on the dash panel. In vehicles with manual gearbox, a gearshift recommendation is shown on the display of the instrument cluster.
The automatic gearbox selector lever has a Tiptronic manual shifting mode. The Tiptronic gear selector lever has the normal arrangement of speeds as in an auto­matic transmission in the left row, with a connection to a second parallel row on the right. In this second row, shifting is performed one step up (+) or down (-) by pressing the selector lever. The current selector lever position is shown on the display of the instrument cluster.
Selector lever position display unit
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Interlock button on selector lever
Selector lever position display unit
Selector mechanism via cable
8-speed automatic gearbox 09Q
Final drive gear
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The gearboxes
6-speed manual gearbox 0AX
This transmission is used in front wheel drive or 4x4 four-wheel drive vehicles.
Front-wheel drive All-wheel drive 4x4
For use in the MAN TGE, it was adapted with respect to gear ratios and to the installation space-specific condi­tions.
In the MAN TGE, it is used both for front wheel drive, and with a flange-mounted angle drive for 4x4 all-wheel drive.
Final drive gear
Developer/manufacturer
Transmission designation
Gearbox features
Torque
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Volkswagen AG
MQ500-6A/-6F im Service code: 0AX
6-speed manual gearbox with four shafts and cable operation for front or four­wheel drive in transverse installation
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8-speed automatic gearbox 09Q
The newly developed automatic trans­mission is used in front wheel drive or 4x4 four-wheel drive vehicles.
Front-wheel drive All-wheel drive 4x4
For use in the MAN TGE, care was taken to ensure a robust design of the converter, gearbox housing, differential and parking lock.
In all-wheel drive vehicles, the drive to the rear axle is provided by a flange­mounted angular drive.
Final drive gear
Developer/manufacturer
Transmission designation
Gearbox features
Torque
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AISIN AW CO., LTD Japan
AQ450-8A/-8F Service code: 9Q
Electrohydraulically controlled 8-speed planetary gearbox (automatic rangechange gearbox) with hydrodynamic torque converter and limited-slip torque converter lock-up clutch for front or four-wheel drive in transverse installation
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6-speed manual gearbox 0F6
The newly developed manual transmis­sion is used in rear-wheel drive vehicles.
For the MAN TGE it has been designed with a correspondingly robust layout.
This applies, for example, to the design of bearings and synchronization. A gearbox-side power take-off is available as an option.
Developer/manufacturer
Transmission designation
Gearbox features
Torque
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PTO
ZF Friedrichshafen AG
ML410-6H Service code: 0F6
2-shaft manual gearbox with single and multi-synchronised gear stages. The gearbox comprises an input shaft in conjunction with a coaxial output shaft, as well as a layshaft and a reverse shaft for reverse gear. The auxiliary drive is driven via the layshaft.
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8-speed automatic gearbox 0DR
The newly developed automatic trans­mission is used in rear-wheel drive vehicles.
For the MAN TGE it has been designed with a correspondingly robust layout. This concerns e. g. the converter and the planetary gear set.
In addition, the gearbox housing, lining plates, plate supports and the parking lock are reinforced.
Developer/manufacturer
Transmission designation
Gearbox features
Torque
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ZF Friedrichshafen AG
AL550-8H Service code: 0DR
Electro-hydraulically controlled 8-speed planetary gearbox with hydrodynamic torque converter and torque converter lock-up clutch with controlled slip
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Four-wheel drive coupling
The four-wheel drive coupling in the rear-wheel drive corresponds to the 5thgeneration of electrohydraulically controlled four-wheel drive couplings.
It is available either with or without a differential lock in the MAN TGE. The differential lock is operated using an electrically driven actuator.
Four-wheel drive coupling pump V181
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Final drive, here without differential lock
5th generation four-wheel drive coupling
Propshafts
Depending on the wheelbase, different propshafts are used in vehicles with rear or four-wheel drive. In a short wheel-
Four-wheel drive control unit J492
base, a propshaft with a universal joint transmits the drive force to the rear axle, whereas in a long wheelbase there is a
Short wheelbase
propshaft with two universal joints, which is also configured in two parts.
Long wheelbase
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PTO
An auxiliary drive on the gearbox side is used if high power is required over a longer period. The manual gearbox 0F6 (only in vehicles with rear-wheel drive) can optionally be equipped with an auxiliary drive for driving additional external devices, such as:
Hydraulic pumps, e.g. for crane/tipper
External underfloor generators
Compressors, e.g. for high-pressure washers
Drain flushing pumps
The auxiliary drive is activated by an electric shift cylinder. The power is taken off at the side of the gearbox. The auxiliary drive is available in three diffe­rent variants:
Power take-off without flange
Auxiliary drive with flange
Auxiliary drive with four-hole adapter sleeve, e.g. for
axial piston pumps
Optionally, the auxiliary drive can be equipped with additional gear oil cooler for higher power output. In this case, the transmission has a higher oil quantity. Observe the notes in the repair instructions and the assembly guidelines.
Return pipe
Gear oil cooler
Oil temperature controller (Thermostat)
Shift cylinder for auxiliary drive
Feedback switch
Supply pipe
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Intake line
Gear oil pump
Flange for connection to the manual gearbox
Operation
The auxiliary drive is switched on by button E225. The optional working speed governor can be engaged using button E261 when the auxiliary drive is switched on.
Switch-on conditions:
Road speed = 0 km/h
Parking brake applied
Neutral detected
Engine running (max. 1040 rpm)
Press button E225 and hold it for 2 to 5 seconds
The auxiliary drives is engaged if the clutch is
depressed within 10 seconds following activation
using button E225.
Switch-off condition: press clutch
Power take-off without flange Output shaft
Switch module on left next to the steering wheel
Button for working speed governor E261
Button for auxiliary drive E225
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RUNNING GEAR
Overview of the chassis
The overview shows important running gear equipment of the MANTGE that is fitted as standard and optionally. The different drive concepts mean there have also been corresponding adaptations in the running gear.
Running gear
Technical features
Three-point assembly mountings with
subframe McPherson strut front suspension
Rear axle as rigid axle with leaf
springs in four variants
16-inch disc brake system front and
rear 17-inch disc brake system front and
rear with 5.5 t Brake system ESC/ABS 9.2
McPherson suspension struts
in vehicles with rear-wheel drive,
single or twin tyres are an option on the rear axle Electromechanical power steering
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Electromechanical power steering
Drive assembly carrier
Disc brake system rear
Rigid axle with leaf springs (for front-wheel drive)
Parking brake with folding actuating lever
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Overview of the driver assist systems
Available driver assist systems
With about 20 assistance systems, the MAN TGE is the best in its class. It is the only transporter equipped with the emergency brake assistant as standard; thus, it makes an important contribution to general road safety. A special highlight are the various parking assistants from the side protection via the parking steering assistance to the trailer range assistant. .
Automatic Distance Control (ACC) Main beam assistant
Emergency brake assistant (series))
Automatic Post-Collision Braking
System (series) Main beam assistant
Automatic Distance Control (ACC))
Trailer manoeuvring assist
Side wind assistant
Speed control system incl. speed
limitation system Parking assistant
Tire pressure control system
Rain/light sensor
Driver Alert System (DAS)
Park assist steering
Lane departure warning (Lane Assist)t
Traffic sign detection (Sign Assist)
Lane change assistant
Flank protection
Reversing camera (Rearview Camera
System) Assist system for reversing out of
parking spaces (Rear Cross Traffic Alert) Hill Start Assist
Side wind assistant
Assist system for reversing out of parking spaces (Rear Cross Traffic Alert)
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Automatic Post-Collision Braking System
Optical 360° parking system (OPS) with flank protectionz
Lane departure warning Lane change assistant
Trailer manoeuvring assist
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Traffic sign detection (Sign Assist)
Hill Start Assist Reversing camera (Rearview
Park assist steering
Camera System)
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Front axle
The front axle in the MAN TGE has a drive assembly carrier to which the transverse links are connected. The
drive assembly carrier is bolted to the body via several mounting points. The anti-roll bar is located ahead of the axle
McPherson suspension
struts
Electromechanical power steering
and is connected via coupling rods to the McPherson suspension struts
Coupling rod Anti-roll bar Drive assembly carrier Transverse link
Trim on the transverse left
The aerodynamic package includes underbody pane­ling and aerodynamic trims at the transverse links. The clipped-in trims contribute to reducing the drag coef­ficient and provide protection against stone chippings.
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Rear axle
A rigid axle with leaf springs is used as the rear axle in the MANTGE. Depen­ding on the drive type, this has a conti­nuous steel tube (front-wheel drive), a rear final drive or a four-wheel drive coupling.
In vehicles with front-wheel drive,
there are two different variants depending on the height of the body floor. For vehicles with rear-wheel drive,
there are two different variants
depending on whether they are equipped with single or twin tyres. A four-wheel drive coupling of the fifth
generation is used in vehicles with four-wheel drive.
Front-wheel drive All-wheel drive 4x4
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Tear-wheel drive with single tyres Rear-wheel drive with twin tyres
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Brakes
Front brake
The MANTGE‘s front axle is fitted with a 16-inch or 17-inch floating caliper disc brake system with ventila­ted brake discs. The various double-piston brake calipers are used depending on equipment:
Front or four-wheel drive: 48 mm
Rear-wheel drive 16-inch: 52 mm
Rear-wheel drive with 5.5 t and 17-inch: 52 mm
Rear brake
Two different versions of the 16-inch brake system and one of the 17-inch brake system are fitted on the rear axle.
Vehicles with four-wheel, front-wheel or rear-wheel
drive with single tyres have a 16-inch floating caliper disc brake with ventilated brake discs and a brake piston with a diameter of 48 mm. Vehicles with rear-wheel drive and twin tyres have a
16-inch floating caliper disc brake with ventilated brake discs and two brake piston with a diameter of 44 mm each. From 5.5 t gross vehicle weight rating onwards, a 17-inch brake system is fitted with the same piston diameters.
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Parking brake
Due to the different brake systems on the rear axle, there are also two different kinds of parking brake:
In vehicles with four-wheel, front-wheel or rear-wheel
drive with single tyres, the parking brake acts directly on the disc brake. In vehicles with rear-wheel drive and twin tyres, the
parking brake acts on an internal drum brake which is integrated in the disc brake. The parking brake is configured as a duo servo brake in this case.
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Electromechanical power steering system
The MAN TGE features electromechani­cal power steering with axle-parallel drive (APD). Power steering is provided as required depending on the vehicle speed, the steering moment applied by the driver, the current steering angle and
Bosch APD steering
Adjusting unit for front/rear and tilt adjustment
the engine speed. Electromechanical power steering offers many advantages compared to hydraulic steering. One major advantage is that when this steering is used, it is also possible to fit driver assist systems such as the Park
Assist system, trailer manoeuvring assist and lane departure warning. In addition, it is possible to achieve a measurable consumption advantage compared to vehicles with conventional power stee­ring.
Bearing plate
Steering moment sender G269
Locking lever
Universal joint
Steering racks
Electromechanical power steering motor V187
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Power steering control unit J500 with steering angle sender G85 (iLWS = internal steering angle sensor)
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
The power supply concepts
For the installation of consumers with high energy requirements, an additional battery can be installed in the MAN TGE.
In the engine compartment on the right Earth connection for jump start
Jump-start terminall Second battery charging
circuit relay J713
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Control unit 2 for battery monitoring J934
Second battery in the engine compartment on the left
Battery master switch above the accelerator pedal
Different power supply concepts are available for the MANTGE. This means body manufacturers can select between several ex-works solutions depending on the application. In addition to the basic equipment with one starter battery and one alterna­tor (140, 180, 250 A), it is possible to select between further variants:
Variant 1
One alternator (140, 180, 250 A):
Second battery with isolator relay
Second battery with isolator relay and
battery monitoring
Variant 2
Two alternators (second alternator 180A, in each case can be combined with 140A or 180A first alternator):
Second battery with battery monito-
ring
The battery monitoring
The battery monitoring includes second battery energy management. The second battery is monitored by means of an additio­nal date module, the control unit 2 for battery monitoring J934, on the negative terminal of the second battery and the control unit for special vehicles J608.
Most important highlights
Battery monitoring for starter and
second batteries
Vehicle responses to maximum
second battery charging as well as
body supply
Output of second battery status and
second battery data Intelligent distribution of external
charging between starter and second batteries
Emergency start preparation for
engine start from second battery if the starter battery is insufficiently charged
Battery monitor control unit J367
Starter battery underneath the driver’s footwell
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The installation locations and safety concept
The vehicle electrical system architecture is adapted to the specific requirements of commercial vehicles.
At the driver seat 230volt socket with pure sine wave, 300watt continuous power
SH fuses in the engine compartment on the left
Fuses in the engine compartment
Starter battery underneath the driver’s footwell
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In the instrument panel Relay carrier and fuse holder C (SC) with onboard supply control unit J519
Under the driver seat Relay carrier and fuse holder B (SB) and D (SD)
Residual current circuit breaker
On the rear side panel 230 volt supply
Starter battery underneath the driver’s footwell
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Main fuses (SA) of the battery
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Networking concept
The networking concept is based on that of the Modular Transverse Construction Kit (MQB) and has been expanded and adapted for the MAN TGE. All CAN bus systems in the MAN TGE have a transfer speed of 500 kbit/s. The LIN buses have a speed of
19.2 kbit/s.
The data bus diagnostic interface J533 contains the control system for several LIN buses and forms the link between the individual CAN buses as usual. Further LIN buses are connected to various control units.
Legend
Powertrain CAN bus
Running gear CAN bus
CAN bus extended
Convenience CAN bus
Infotainment CAN bus
LIN bus
CAN bus line
LIN bus wire
A
Diagnostic CAN bus
CVBS Colour Video Blanking Synchronisation
signal
LVDS
MIB
SF
1)
Low-voltage differential signalling
Modular infotainment matrix CAN bus
Sensor fusion CAN bus
With left-hand drive vehicle; with right­hand drive vehicle J388 connected to J386 (LIN)
2)
Connection of J608 on the powertrain CAN bus read only
3)
4)
R or J794 depending on equipment
Connection to J364 or J604
CX1
CX2
E857
EX21
G24
G85
G238
G273
G805
G823
H12
J104
J126
J217
J234
J285
J345
J350
J362
J364
J367
J386
J387
J388
Alternator with voltage regulator
Alternator 2 with voltage regulator
Additional display and operating unit 1
Heater and air conditioning controls
Tachograph
Steering angle sender
Air quality sensor
Interior monitoring sensor
Pressure sender for refrigerant circuit
Air humidity, rain and light sensor
Alarm horn
ABS control unit
Fresh air blower control unit
Automatic gearbox control unit
Airbag control unit
Control unit in dash panel insert
Trailer detector control unit
Control unit for hot air blower
Immobiliser control unit
Auxiliary heater control unit
Battery monitor control unit
Driver door control unit
Front passenger door control unit
Rear left door control unit
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J389
J428
J446
J453
J492
J500
Rear right door control unit
Adaptive cruise control unit
Parking aid control unit
Multifunction steering wheel control unit
Four-wheel drive control unit
Power steering control unit
J502 Tyre Pressure Monitoring System control
unit
J519
J527
J533
J604
J608
J623
Vehicle electrical system control unit
Steering column electronics control unit
Data bus diagnostic interface
Auxiliary air heater control unit
Control unit for special vehicles
Engine control unit
J685 Display unit for front information display
and operating unit control unit
J791
J794
Park assist steering control unit
Control unit 1 for information electronics
J934
Control unit 2 for battery monitoring
J949 Emergency call module control unit and
communication unit
J1086
J1087
Control unit for blind spot detection
Control unit 2 for blind spot detection
J1144 Control unit for additional blower for air
conditioning
J1145 Control unit for additional blower 2 for air
conditioning
R
Radio
R64 Remote control receiver for auxiliary
heating
R189
R242
R368
Reversing camera
Front camera for driver assist systems
Camera for trailer manoeuvring assist
U13 DC/AC converter with socket,
12 V - 230V
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Auxiliary air heater element
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The installation locations of the control devices
Some of the control units listed in this overview are optional or country-specific equipment. For reasons of clarity, not all of the control units fitted in the vehicle can be shown.
Display unit for control unit of the front information display and opera­ting unit J685
Control unit for distance control J428
Control unit 1 for information electronics J794
Trailer detection control unit J345
Control unit for special vehicles J608
Front passenger door control unit J387
Engine control unit J623
Automatic gearbox control unit J217
Control unit for ABS J104
Emergency call module control unit and communication unit J949
Data bus diagnostic interface J533
Control unit for park distance control J446
Onboard supply control unit J519
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Information about the precise location description of the control units as well as instructions for installation and removal can be found in the current service literature.
Front camera for driver assist systems R242
Control unit for differential lock J187/control unit for four-wheel drive J492
Control unit for blind spot detection J1086
Reversing camera R189
Driver door control unit J386
Radio receiver for auxiliary heater R64
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System control unit J502
Camera for trailer manoeuvring assist R368
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Control unit 2 for blind spot detection J1087
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Lighting system
Headlights
Halogen headlights H7 and LED headlights can be selected for the MANTGE.
Headlight module H7
The headlight module has an H7 bulb for the dipped beam. An H15 bulb is used for the daytime running light and main beam.
The H7 headlights are equipped with manual headlight range control which can be adjusted using a potentiometer in the instrument panel.
Daytime running lights/ high beam H15, 15/55 W
Dipped beam H7, 55 W
Turn signal H, 21 W
Side light W, 5 W
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Headlight module with LED technology
The light functions are provided by LEDs, except for the turn signal. One bulb is used for the turn signal.
The LED unit for the dipped/main beam uses LED lens technology. The light is emitted via a lens. The LED unit for main beam emits the light using a reflector. In the headlight flasher, only the inner LED module provided for the main beam function is activated.
Main beam LED
Daytime running/side lights LED
Dipped beam/main beam LED
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Turn signal H, 21 W
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Tail lights
The rear lights (tail, brake, reflector and reversing lights) are individually designed and form a complete unit. In closed bodies, the light functions except for the
High-level brake light
The high-level brake light is mounted on the roof cross member above the wing doors. It is configured with LED techno­logy and has 30 LEDs.
rear fog light are configured with con­ventional bulb technology. An LED module is used for the rear fog light.
In addition, high-level turn signals can be mounted on the vehicle roof.
Tail light/brake light 2 x P 21 W
Reversing light P 21 W
Turn signal PY, 21 W
Additional light module
The front fog lights are fitted in the bumper. They are also used as static cornering lights.
Rear fog light LED
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Fog lights/cornering light H11, 55 W
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The dash panel insert
Two variants of instrument clusters are available for the MAN TGE. Both contain the immobiliser control unit J362.
Multi-function display
This variant has a black/white segment display with a maximum of 480display segments.
A loudspeaker for playback of warning signals is integrated in the instrument cluster. The time can be set, or the trip recorder can be reset, using a setting knob. Equally, the dial is used for calibrating the tyre pressure monitoring system.
Depending on the equipment, one of the two variants is used as a multifunc­tion display (MFA):
Multi-function display
Multi-function display „Plus“
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Multi-function display „Plus“
This variant has a black/white TFT display as MFD with a dot matrix of 110x166pixels.
Compared to the instrument cluster with MFD, it has an advanced display possi­bility as a precondition for fitting various equipment items such as driver assist systems.
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The central locking
A locking concept is used in the MAN TGE which makes it possible to lock and unlock the doors of the loadspace and driver‘s cab jointly as well as separately from one another.
Operation via the ignition key
Pressing the middle button on the ignition key unlocks the loadspace while the driver‘s cab is locked at the same time. This is useful, for example, if you are working on a building site and you want to store your personal belongings safely in the driver‘s cab.
Lock all vehicle doors
Unlocking loadspace/ locking driver‘s cab
Unlock all vehicle doors
Loadspace closing button
The button on the right next to the steering wheel enables the doors of the loadspace to be locked or unlocked if the ignition is switched on.
The warning lamp in the button lights up if the loadspace has been locked with the button. The doors of the loadspace can then only be unlocked and opened from the inside, not from the outside.
Pressing the loadspace closing button when the ignition is switched off causes the loadspace to be locked. In that case, it can no longer be opened by pressing the loadspace button again. This is useful, for example, if the payload should be kept secure while the driver‘s cab is open.
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Loadspace closing button
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The control unit for special vehicles
As a result of the increasing require­ments of the various bodies and their signal diversities, the control unit for special vehicles J608 has been develo­ped for the MAN TGE.
It offers a wide range of functions as well as analog and digital inputs/ outputs.
Fixed function
packages
Battery monitoring
Free
programmability
Interfaces
CIA447 / J1939
The control unit for special vehicles J608 is available in the variants BASIC and MAX.
In addition to the functions of the BASIC control unit, the MAX control unit offers:
24 outputs
16 digital inputs
A connection for an automotive-
compatible USB cable A WLAN module (with connection for
an external aerial to increase the range) A Bluetooth module
BASIC
MAX
Basic functions (excerpt)
Light: control of exterior lighting, taxi
alarm, additional exterior lighting Engine: ignition bypass, starter
inhibitor, engine remote start/stop, auxiliary drive
Note
A special department creates the configuration file for the controller for special vehicles. The configuration file is integrated into the vehicle via the Offboard Diagnostic Information System.
8 analog inputs
Closing systems: CL status signals,
door status signals Energy: terminal status, battery
status, overload protection
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Immobiliser and component protection
The MANTGE is equipped with the 5th generation immobiliser and component protection.
Legend
J234
J285
J362
J428
J519
J533
J623
J949 Emergency call module control unit and
J794
The MAN TGE uses the immobilizer system of the fifth generation. The sequence and selection of the adjustments to the individual compo-
Airbag control unit
Control unit in dash panel insert
Immobiliser control unit
Adaptive cruise control unit
Vehicle electrical system control unit
Data bus diagnostic interface
Engine control unit
communication unit
Control unit 1 for information electronics
nents of the immobilizer system are determined by the FAZIT database (vehicle information and central informa­tion tool).
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Powertrain CAN bus
CAN bus extended
Convenience CAN bus
Infotainment CAN bus
CAN bus line
Immobiliser participant
Component protection participant
This single-head automatic system used for adapting the immobilizer system therefore replaces all of the previous decision-making options.
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HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
Overview
The MANTGE can be equipped with the following systems (the illustration shows the maximum possible range of equipment):
Heating and ventilation system as basic equipment
Manual air conditioning system “Climatic”
Automatic air conditioning system „Climatronic“
(two or three zones)
Air conditioning variants
The climate zones in the MANTGE can be divided up as follows:
One-zone heating and ventilation system or air
conditioning Two-zone air conditioning in the driver‘s cab on the
right/left Two-zone air conditioning in the driver‘s cab/
passenger compartment Three zone air conditioning in driver‘s cab on the
right/left and passenger compartment
Additional display and operating unit 1
Air conditioning unit for Climatronic
Air intake system
Capacitor
Supplementary equipment
Additional components can be fitted depending on equipment:
Roof ventilator for air extraction or blow-in
Water auxiliary heater
Additional air heater (fuel-operated)
Additional air heater (PTC / in air conditioner)
Additional air conditioner compressor for body
manufacturer directly on the engine Second heat exchanger for loadspace/passenger
compartment Second evaporator for loadspace/passenger
compartment) Heated steering wheel
Heated windscreen
Heated rear window
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Air conditioner compressor (transverse installation here)
Water auxiliary heater
Second evaporator Air duct in the headliner
(window van only)
Temperature sensor in the loadspace
Front operating unit Supplementary air heater
(Fuel)
Note
The refrigerant in the additional refrigerant circuit does not have to be R134a or R1234yf. It is defined by the body manufacturer according to the requirements of its body.
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Second heat exchanger
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The operating units
Heating and ventilation system
The control panel of the heating and fresh air system has three dials and one switch module.
Manual air conditioning system „Climatic“
The control panel of the manual air conditioning system has the same design as that of the heating and fresh air system. However, some function-related elements are different.
Automatic air conditioning system „Climatronic“
1
7
8 42
1
7
1
2
3
6
3
6
5
3 1114
4
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5
5
4
In this air conditioning system, different temperatures can be set for the various climate zones independently from one another. The blower stages and flap positions are controlled fully automatically, as is the control of the air blowing out of the nozzles and the interior tempera­ture.
Key to the figures
1
Seat heating left
2
Heated rear window
3
Air recirculation mode
4
Seat heating right
5
Air distribution
6
Blower speed
7
Temperature
8
Air conditioning system operation
Temperature setting to „LO“,
9
maximum blower output, air distribution to the nozzles
10
Temperature right
16
Synchronisation of the climate zones to the
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driver‘s value
Automatic control of the blower, temperature
12
and air distribution depending on the sunshine intensity, outside and inside temperatures
Air conditioning regulation for passenger
13
compartment
Use of residual heat when the engine is warm
14
and ignition switched on, used for keeping the interior of the vehicle warm
Defrost, windscreen heating as well as
15
maximum blower setting and air distribution towards the windows
16
Temperature left
17
Interior temperature sensor
6 17
13
12 109 82 15
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Additional display and operating unit 1
In vehicles with heating and air conditioning system or with manual air conditioning system, the settings for the additional air conditioning systems are made using the control panel in the roof console at the front.
Button for temperature selection
Instant heating
Continuous operation (air heating) Call up menu
Setting button
Confirm settings
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Climatronic equipped with allergen filter
A polyphenol coating has been added to the dust and pollen filter with activa­ted charcoal. This coating is a natural product that has anti-inflammatory properties and occurs in many plants. It absorbs allergens and renders them
harmless. The yellow-coloured coating makes the filter easy to distinguish from conventional dust and pollen filters. An air quality sensor G238 detects pollutants in the ambient air. The air conditioner compressor is activated or
Allergen filter
switched to recirculation mode depen­ding on the pollution of the ambient air, the interior and outside temperature and the tendency of the windscreen to mist up.
2
1
3
Legend
Fleece layer with antibacterial and
1
antiallergenic polyphenol coating
Activated charcoal layer to filter out odours
2
and gases
3
Fleece layer to filter out pollen and dust
Filtered air
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Ventilation and air conditioning at rear
Air duct in the headliner (only in window van)
Second evaporator
In vehicles with closed bodies, it may be sensible to extend the air conditioning. This can be in the form of a second evaporator arranged above the driver‘s cab and/or a second heat exchanger fitted under the front passenger seat. The refrigerant lines for the second evaporator are routed upwards in the B-pillar, thus providing the connection to the vehicle air conditioning system. The regulated air enters the passenger compartment via an air duct in the headliner. The volume of air flowing out is cont­rolled by the blower speed. The direc-
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Air outlet in the floor of the passenger compartment
tion of the air flow can be set using adjustable vents. The air duct is deleted in vehicles that are used for transporting cooled goods such as foodstuffs or pharmaceuticals. If the second heat exchanger is fitted, the air is channelled into the loadspace/passenger compart-
Second heat exchanger
ment via the footwell vents that are at the level of the B-pillar. In the window van, there is also an air duct running under the floor which additionally has two vents in the floor of the passenger compartment.
Ventilation of the loadspace via the roof ventilator
If explosives or strong-smelling substan­ces are transported, it may be neces­sary to ventilate the loadspace. This is
done using two different ventilation systems. Firstly, an electrical fan module on the vehicle roof which can be opera­ted using two buttons on the left next to the steering wheel or mechanical venti-
Second evaporator
lation without an electrical fan in the roof module, although in this case with an extraction duct on the rear left in the loadspace floor that is closed from above by a ventilation grille.
Roof fans
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Operation
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Ventilation Breather
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Supplementary heater and auxiliary heater
The Thermo Top Evo is used as the supplementary water heating system in the MANTGE. The supplementary air heating system is the Airtronic M2 D4A which is used as an auxiliary heater and a supplementary heater. It is infinitely variably controlla­ble. In addition, for the first time it is possible to use a system of flaps with an auxiliary heater to control the air distribution for­wards and to the rear.
Water auxiliary heater Supplementary air heater
Air intake system
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Heated steering wheel
Optionally, the MANTGE is equipped with a heated steering wheel that features an incorporated PTC heating mat. The heating output of the PTC pad is elevated at the usual hand positions (3 o‘clock and 9o‘clock).
Heater unit Air vent
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RADIO, TELEPHONE AND NAVIGATION
The radios and navigation systems
The MAN TGE will be equipped with a new generation of radios and navigation systems. These devices are from the Modular Infotainment System (MIS) of the second generation that is currently used in models from Volkswagen Pas­senger Cars that are based on the modular transverse matrix (MQB).
For the first time in a commercial vehicle, the devices now enable vehicle status information to be displayed and vehicle functions to be configured (Carmenu).
CAR button
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MAN Media Van
The radio “Media Van” is the entry-level variant of the radio systems for the MAN TGE.
Technical features
TFT monochrome display
370 x 98 px
Output power of 4 x 20 watt
AM/FM single tuner
MP3, WMA format support
SD card reader
AUX-IN connection
USB connection
Bluetooth interface for mobile tele-
phones (HFP, PBAP, A2DP, AVRCP)
Microphone
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USB connection
SD card reader
AUX-IN connection
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MAN Media Van Advanced
In the “Media Van Advanced” the “display unit for front information display and operating unit control unit J685” and the “control unit 1 for information electronics J794” are accommodated in separate housings.
The “control unit 1 for information electronics J794” is located in the glove compartment.
The two components are connected by the MIB CAN bus and a LVDS cable. This strategy has also been implemen­ted for the “Media Van Navigation”.
Technical features
Capacitive 8-inch TFT colour display
with touchscreen and proximity sensors*, WVGA, 800 x 480 pixel Output power of 4 x 20 watt
FM phase diversity, AM
CD drive
MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC audio format
support JPEG viewer
Bluetooth (HFP, A2DP, PBAP, AVRCP,
MAP, 2 mobile phones can be paired simultaneously via HFP) SD card reader
USB/AUX-IN connection (with Apple
support) in the storage compartment of the dash panel above the steering wheel Voice control
Optional
DAB+
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SD card reader
* Proximity sensors:
When a finger approaches the display, the virtual buttons are increased in size.
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MAN Media Van Navigation
The “Media Van Navigation” has a navigation function. The navigation data is not transferred to the navigation system, but is called for dynamically, which means the SD card with the navigation data must always be left in one of the two SD card readers of the two SD card readers in the control unit 1 for information electronics.
One-shot destination entry
The navigation system can be operated by voice input. The destination is entered in a coherent spoken phrase instead of sequential requests for the address components.
Technical features
In addition to the features of the Composition Media radio, this device configuration has the following charac­teristics:
Second SD card reader
WLAN*
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SD map reader 1 SD map reader 2
* In conjunction with Media Control
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The reversing camera
Fitting location
In the MANTGE, the reversing camera R189 is used and improves visibility to the rear when reversing. In vehicles with closed bodies, it is attached on the roof above the rear doors and supplies a real video image of the area behind the vehicle. The rever­sing camera can be combined with the “Media Van Advanced” and “Media Van Navigation” radio or navigation systems.
Radio display
When terminal 15 is on and reverse gear engaged, the video signal from the camera is shown on the screen.
The screen shows the real video image. The static help lines that overlay the surrounding picture in the colour display are applied by the screen and are used for gauging distances better. The rever­sing camera R189 does not require calibration.
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Reversing camera R189
Media Van Navigation display example
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Static lines
Aerial systems
In the MANTGE, a rod aerial as well as exterior mirrors with integrated vehicle aerials are used. The illustrations show a rod aerial and exterior mirrors with the maximum possible vehicle equipment.
Rod aerial
The rod aerial is bolted onto the roof above the driver‘s cab.
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Aerials in the exterior mirrors
LTE aerial for telematics preparation
4)
GNSS1) aerial for telematics preparation
UMTS aerial for control unit for emergency call module and communication unit J949
DAB aerial
4)
LTE aerial for storage compartment with interface for mobile phone
5)
R265
Aerial AM/FM
1)
GNSS
aerial (GPS2) + LONASS3)) for navigation and control unit for emergency call module and communication unit J949
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Aerial FM2
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1)
GNSS: Global Navigation Satellite System, GNSS is a collective term for using existing and future global satellite systems
2)
GPS: Global Positioning System, also known as NAVSTAR GPS
3)
GLONASS: GLObal NAvigation Satellite System of the Russian Federation
4)
Telematics preparation: interface to fleet management systems
5)
It would be added at a later point
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