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Cylinder Head Cover, Removing And Installing: Removing

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NOTE:

The following removal and installation procedure is for the left cylinder head cover. The procedure on the opposite side is identical except for a few steps.

-- Disconnect the vacuum hose to the vacuum reservoir -2-.

Fig 1: Identifying Vacuum Hose -2-
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-- Remove the wiring connector -1-.

-- Remove the high pressure fuel lines -2- and the overflow oil line -3-.

Fig 2: Identifying Wiring Connector -1-, High Pressure Fuel Lines -2- And The Overflow Oil Line -3-
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Only for Removing the Left Cylinder Head Cover: 

-- Remove the engine cover bracket -1-, the bolts -arrows- and the intake manifold upper section.

Fig 3: Identifying Engine Cover Bracket -1-, Bolts -Arrows- And Upper Intake Manifold
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Continued for Both Sides:

-- Lift the tab -1-, turn the oil filler tube counterclockwise in direction of -arrow- and remove the tube.

Fig 4: Identifying Tab -1- And Position To Turn Oil Filler Tube (Counterclockwise -Arrow-)
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-- Remove the wiring harness bracket -5- from the cylinder head cover.

Fig 5: Identifying Connectors -1 Through 4- To Fuel Injectors
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-- Disconnect the connectors -1 through 4- on the high pressure reservoir (rail element) and the injectors.

-- Free up the wiring harness.

Fig 6: Identifying Release Pins Upward -Arrow-
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CAUTION:

Always observe the rules for cleanliness when working on the injection system. Refer to CLEAN WORKING CONDITIONS AND FUEL SYSTEM WORK INSTRUCTIONS .

-- Pull the release pins upward -arrow- and remove the return line connections from the injectors.

-- Mark the assignment of the high pressure lines to the injectors.

-- Loosen the high pressure line union nuts -1 through 6- with the Torque Wrench 1331 Insert - Open Jaw - 19mm:VAG1331/5  or Hydraulic Line Socket - 14mm:3150  and the Union Nut Socket:T40055  .

Fig 7: Identifying High Pressure Line Union Nuts -1 Through 6-
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-- Remove high pressure lines.

-- Remove the bolts -arrows- from the injector covers.

Fig 8: Identifying Injector Cover Bolts -Arrows-
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-- Pull the covers upward and turn them 1 /4 turn (90°).

Fig 9: Identifying Injector Tensioning Bracket Nuts -Arrows-
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-- Remove the injectors in direction of -arrows-.

-- Remove the injectors using the Puller - Unit Injector:T10055  and Puller - Unit Injector - Adapter 1:T10055/1  .

Fig 10: Identifying Puller T10055 With Adapter T10055/1
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CAUTION:
  • Mark the allocation of the injectors to the cylinder.
  • Used injectors may only be installed on the same cylinder.

-- Loosen the cylinder head cover bolts -arrows- diagonally, starting from outside and working toward the inside.

-- Remove the bolts and the cylinder head cover.

Fig 11: Cylinder Head Cover Bolts
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