Installing (Adjusting Valve Timing)
- Tightening specifications, refer to TIMING CHAIN COVERS ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW , Figure and TIMING CHAIN COMPONENT OVERVIEW .
-- Insert guide rail -1- and tighten -arrows-.
-- Check again if crankshaft is at "TDC" marking -arrow-.
-- Verify camshaft TDC position:
- Cams -A- of cylinder 1 must face each other.
- It must be possible to insert camshaft bar T10068 A into both shaft grooves.
-- If necessary, turn camshafts at hex head surfaces -arrows- to correct position using open end wrench SW 32.
Risk of damaging valves and piston crowns.
- If camshafts are rotated, crankshaft may not rest with any piston at "TDC".
-- If necessary, rotate camshaft at hex head -arrows- with open-end spanner into correct position.
Both camshaft adjusters (identification: 24E on intake side and 32A on exhaust side) can only be bolted in one position on the camshaft mountings -arrows- by an alignment pin.
-- First install intake side camshaft adjuster:
-- Rotate sensor wheel -1- clockwise in camshaft adjuster as far as stop -arrow-.
-- Hand tighten intake side camshaft adjuster in this position to intake camshaft.
- Contact surface of sensor wheel at bolt head must be dry when installing.
- The "24E" marking -1- and the tooth behind it must align with notch -2- in control housing. Markings on control housing Figure.
-- Lay camshaft timing chain in this position tightly against intake side camshaft adjuster sprocket.
-- Starting with the toothed that has the "24E" marking, count exactly 16 rollers to the right on the timing chain. Mark this roller with a color marker.
Exhaust camshaft adjuster is locked in the rest state. Therefore the sensor wheel cannot be rotated when adjusting the valve timing. If locking mechanism in rest state is not engaged (locked) turn adjuster in both directions by hand until it locks. If that is not possible, replaced camshaft adjuster.
-- Now insert exhaust camshaft adjuster "32A" with tooth at arrow marking -1- into camshaft roller chain so that the exact, previously counted 16 rollers lie between marking "24E" and "32A" and markings -1- and -2- align.
-- Exhaust camshaft adjuster must be able to be inserted easily on exhaust camshaft and be tightened hand-tight.
-- Check the position of both camshaft adjusters one more time for correct adjustment.
-- Remove T10068 A.
-- Tighten bolt on camshaft adjuster intake side by counter-holding with open-end spanner on camshaft hex head.
-- Tighten bolt on camshaft adjuster exhaust side by counter-holding with open-end wrench on camshaft hex head.
Risk of timing chain jumping off.
- If the crankshaft is rotated, forcefully press camshaft tensioning rail by hand (instead of with chain tensioner) against camshaft adjuster timing chain -arrow-.
-- Rotate crankshaft 2 revolutions in direction of engine rotation at vibration damper bolt and place at "TDC" marking -arrow-.
- At the same time, the T10068 A must engage in both shaft grooves.
-- If camshaft bar cannot be engaged, adjust timing again.