Robert Boschgmbh

Gerhard Lemke

Reinhard Hoss

Frank Meier

Thomas Seiler

Kai Sutter

Joerg Staib

Stefan Klein

Peter Brida

Cyril Verdier

Norbert Niehage

Karsten Glashoff

Christian Belke

Dirk Doerhoefer

Howard Reyer

Sebastian Giemsa

Christian Muehlich

Olaf Gloss

Ulrich Gautsche

A method for checking an assembly wrench, having an integrated angular measuring device, includes: fixing the assembly wrench in a rotatable fixing device; activating the angular measuring device integrated in the assembly wrench; rotating the fixing device by at least one specified angle; reading off the angle of rotation measured by the angular measuring device integrated in assembly wrench; and comparing the angle of rotation measured by the angular measuring device integrated in the assembly wrench to the specified angle, by which the fixing device has been rotated.

Device and method for checking an assembly wrench

A device for testing an assembly wrench has a tool holder, and a drive element includes a fixing device which is configured to fix the tool holder. A receiving device is configured to receive and fix the drive element and may be pivoted over an arc, and at least two stops are disposed along the arc and are configured to arrest the receiving device in one defined position at a time.

A method is described for diagnosing a heatable exhaust gas sensor of an internal combustion engine, in which a predefined chronologically varying or constant voltage or a predefined chronologically varying or constant current is generated with the aid of a voltage source, the voltage or the current is applied to terminals of the exhaust gas sensor, a current or applied voltage, which flows through the voltage source when the voltage or the current is applied, is detected, and the current or the voltage is analyzed to diagnose the exhaust gas sensor. To diagnose the exhaust gas sensor, which permits a reliable and accurate diagnosis of the exhaust gas sensor and allows a statement about the type of a possibly existing error on the exhaust gas sensor, the method is executed independently of a control and/or regulating unit of the internal combustion engine, an operating temperature of the exhaust gas sensor being regulated to a predefined temperature value with the aid of a regulating element, which is separate from the control and/or regulating unit.

Method and diagnostic device for diagnosing a heatable exhaust gas sensor of an internal combustion engine

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Esslingen, Germany

Gerhard Lemke