Camshaft, Removing And Installing, Engine With Guide Rail Version 2: Installing
- The crankshaft must not be at "TDC".
- Replace the bolts that were tightened with an additional turn after removing them.
-- Make sure all the roller rocker levers lie correctly on the ends of the valve stems and are clipped onto the respective hydraulic lifters.
-- If the crankshaft was turned in the meantime: bring the piston for cylinder 1 to TDC and then turn the crankshaft back again slightly.
Risk of Injuring the Eyes from Sealant Residue.
- Wear protective eyewear.
-- To prevent contamination of the lubricating system with sealant residue, place a clean cloth over the open engine components.
-- Remove any sealant residue on the cylinder head using the flat-blade scraper.
-- Remove any sealant residue from the groove on the cylinder head cover as well as on the sealing surfaces.
-- Clean the sealing surfaces. They must be free of oil and grease.
- The adjusting element pins must not be in the outward position.
-- Press down the cam adjustment actuator pins in direction of -arrow- by hand.
-- Lubricate the running surfaces of both camshafts.
-- If the camshafts are replaced, the markings -arrow- need to be transferred onto the new camshafts.
-- Place the intake camshaft -A- in the cylinder head. Turn the cam lobes of cylinder 4 -arrows- upward.
Risk of Injuring the Eyes Due to the Sliding Bar Ball Springing Out.
- Wear protective eyewear.
-- Place the exhaust camshaft in the cylinder head cover as shown. The cam pair -A and B- must be pushed together.
-- Turn the exhaust camshaft until the markings -A and B- align.
-- Apply the sealant on the clean sealing surface of the cylinder head cover as shown -arrows-.
Risk of engine damage due to excess sealant in the lubrication system.
- Do not apply sealant bead thicker than indicated.
- Sealant bead thickness: 1.5 to 2.5 mm
-- Secure the camshaft and place the cylinder head cover with the camshaft on the cylinder head.
-- Lightly push on the cylinder head cover by hand and while doing so turn the camshaft slightly until the cylinder head cover lays >>free of tension<< on the cylinder head.
-- Replace the cylinder head cover bolts.
-- Tighten the bolts in several steps. Refer to Figure for the tightening sequence.
Make sure the cylinder head cover is not tilted.
-- Turn the intake camshaft in direction of -arrow 1- until the marking -3- aligns with the : T40271/2 .
-- Slide the : T40271/2 into the chain sprocket splines in direction of -arrow 2-.
-- Turn the exhaust camshaft in direction of -arrow 1- until the marking -3- aligns with the : T40271/1 .
-- Slide the : T40271/1 into the chain sprocket splines in direction of -arrow 2-.
-- Turn the vibration damper in the "TDC" position.
- The notch on the vibration damper and the marking on the lower cover for timing chain must be opposite one another -arrow-.
-- Position the markings on the chain links -arrows- at the chain sprockets -1- to mount the camshaft timing chain.
-- Install the upper guide rail -2-.
-- Use the : T40266 to turn the exhaust camshaft in direction of -arrow 1-, slide out the : T40271/1 from the chain sprocket splines in direction of -arrow 2- and release the camshaft.
-- Guide the tensioning rail -2- upward and install the bolt -1-.
-- Use the : T40266 to turn the intake camshaft in direction of -arrow 1-, slide out the : T40271/2 from the chain sprocket splines in direction of -arrow 2- and release the camshaft.
Checking Valve Timing - with Marks on the Cylinder Head Cover
-- Turn the vibration damper in the "TDC" position.
- The notch on the vibration damper must align with the arrow marking on the lower timing chain cover -arrow-.
- The markings -1- on the camshaft chain sprockets must be opposite the markings -2 and 3- on the cylinder head.
Checking Valve Timing - without Marks on the Cylinder Head Cover
-- The camshaft timing chain and cylinder head -arrows- must align with the markings on the chain sprocket -1-.
-- The markings for the camshaft timing chain and the camshaft timing chain guide rail -2- must align.
-- The notch on the vibration damper must align with the marking on the lower timing chain cover -3-.
If the self-made markings are no longer visible, check the valve timing. Refer to VALVE TIMING, CHECKING .
Continued for All Engines:
-- Install the bolts -arrows- and tighten them. Tightening specification -item ) Bolt.
-- Lubricate the holes -arrows- with engine oil.
The adapter sleeve -1- is not present on every bearing bracket.
- Carefully connect the bearing bracket without tilting - risk of damage.
-- Mount the bearing bracket and the bolts -arrows- hand-tight.
-- Remove the : T40267 .
-- Tighten the bearing bracket bolts. Refer to Figure.
-- Install the control valves -item ) Control Valves.
-- Install the vacuum pump. Refer to VACUUM PUMP, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
-- Install the high pressure pump. Refer to HIGH PRESSURE PUMP, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
-- Install the upper timing chain cover. Refer to TIMING CHAIN COVER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING, ENGINE WITH TWO CAMSHAFT ADJUSTERS .
There are additional procedures depending on the model. Refer to CAMSHAFT, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
After Removing or Replacing the Camshafts the Adaptation Values for the Chain Length must be Adapted Again.
-- Connect the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester.
-- Select Diagnostic operating mode and Start diagnostics .
-- Select the Select individual test tab and select the following tree structure consecutively:
- Drivetrain
- Select the engine code and engine
- 01 - OBD-capable systems .
- 01 - Engine Electronics
- 01 - Engine electronics, functions
- 01 - Chain length diagnostic adaptation