Camshaft Timing Chain, Removing And Installing: Removing
Preliminary work may be required depending on the model. Refer to CHAIN DRIVE .
-- Remove the upper timing chain cover. Refer to UPPER TIMING CHAIN COVER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
TIP:
The control valves have left-hand thread.
-- Depending on the version, remove the control valve in the direction of -arrow- using either the :T10352A or :T10352/1A .
-- To do so counterhold on the vibration damper with the :T40263 , :T40314 and the 24 mm socket.
-- Remove the bolts -arrows-.
- Carefully remove the bearing bracket without tilting it.
-- Remove the bearing mount.
-- Turn the vibration damper in the "TDC" position.
- Only let the engine turn in the direction of engine rotation.
- The notch on the vibration damper and the marking on the lower cover for timing chain must be opposite one another -arrow-.
- The markings -1- on the camshaft chain sprockets must point upward.
TIP:
The combination of the :T40263 , : T40314 and 24 mm socket are better suited than the :T10355 for positioning the vibration damper.
-- Remove the lower timing chain cover. Refer to LOWER TIMING CHAIN COVER, REPLACING .
-- Check the "TDC point" again.
-- Press the oil pump chain tensioner in the direction of -arrow- and secure it with a :T40011 .
-- Remove the guide pin -1- and the chain tensioner.
-- Remove the oil pump drive chain.
-- Remove the bolts -arrows-.
Two Different Chain Tensioners May Be Installed Depending on the Version:
Version 1:
-- Install the :T40243 -arrows-.
-- Lift up the locking wedge for the chain tensioner by inserting a scriber or a suitable screwdriver into the chain tensioner opening in direction of -arrow 1-. Slowly press and hold the :T40243 in direction of -arrow 2-.
TIP:
The chain tensioner is lubricated with oil and can only be pushed back slowly by applying constant pressure.
-- Secure the chain tensioner using the :T40011 .
Version 2:
-- Install the :T40243 -arrows-.
-- Press the chain tensioner circlip -1- together and hold it.
-- Slowly press and hold the :T40243 in direction of -arrow-.
TIP:
The chain tensioner is lubricated with oil and can only be pushed back slowly by applying constant pressure.
-- Secure the chain tensioner with the :T40267 .
All Versions:
-- Remove the :T40243 .
-- Bolt the :T40271/2 to the cylinder head and into the splines on the chain sprocket in the direction of the -arrow 2-. If necessary, turn the intake camshaft with a wrench in the direction of the -arrow 1-.
With Wrench Clearance:
-- Install the :T40271/1 on the cylinder head. Counterhold the camshaft with a wrench in a clockwise direction -arrow-.
The help of a second technician is necessary for the following steps.
-- Remove the bolt -A- and slide the tensioning rail down. At the same time continue counterholding the camshaft.
-- Turn the exhaust camshaft clockwise in direction of -arrow- until the :T40271/1 can be slid into the chain sprocket splines.
Without Wrench Clearance:
-- Install the :T40271/1 on the cylinder head.
The help of a second technician is necessary for the following steps.
-- Hold the exhaust camshaft securely with the :T10172A in direction of -arrow A-. Remove the bolt -1- and guide the tensioning rail -2- downward.
-- Turn the exhaust camshaft clockwise in direction of -arrow A- until the :T40271/1 can be pushed into the chain sprocket splines -C- in direction of -arrow B-.
All Versions:
-- Remove the upper guide rail -arrow- by unlocking the latch with a screwdriver and pushing the guide rail forward.
-- Remove the bolts -1- and remove the guide rail -2-.
-- Remove the timing chain.