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Overview - Balance Shaft Drive Chain

Fig 1: Identifying Balance Shaft Drive Chain Overview
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  1. Guide Pin
    • Tightening specification: 20 Nm
  2. Guide Rail
    • For the timing chain
  3. Balance Shaft Drive Chain
  4. Guide Pin
    • Tightening specification: 20 Nm
  5. Tensioning Rail
    • For balance shaft drive chain
  6. Balance Shaft
  7. Guide Pin
    • Tightening specification: 20 Nm
  8. Guide Rail
    • For the timing chain
  9. Chain Tensioner
    • Tightening specification: 85 Nm
    • Coat the seal with sealant
  10. Three Stage Chain Sprocket
    • Installed position, refer to Figure
  11. O-Ring
    • Lubricate with engine oil
  12. Mounting Pin
    • Lubricate with engine oil
    • Installed position, refer to Fig 2
  13. Intermediate Sprocket
    • The intermediate sprocket must be replaced if the bolt -item 15  - is loosened.
  14. Washer
  15. Bolt
    • Replacing
    • The intermediate sprocket -item 13  - must be replaced if the bolt is loosened.
    • Tightening sequence, refer to Fig 3
Fig 2: Bearing Pins Installation Position
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Fig 3: Identifying Intermediate Shaft Sprocket
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CAUTION:

Always replace the intermediate sprocket. Otherwise the backlash will not adjust itself and it could result in engine damage.

The new intermediate sprocket has an anti-friction coating that wears off after a short period of use, which automatically adjusts the backlash.

-- Tighten with a new bolt as follows:

-- Tighten to 10 Nm using a torque wrench.

-- Turn the intermediate sprocket.

The intermediate sprocket must not have any play. Loosen and tighten it again if necessary.

-- Tighten to 25 Nm using a torque wrench.

-- Turn another 90° using a rigid wrench.