Camshaft Timing Chain, Removing From Camshafts, Cylinder Bank 1 (Right): Notes
For the following procedure the camshaft timing chain remains on the engine.
Special tools and workshop equipment required
- Electronic Torque Wrench 3-60Nm:VAS 6583
- Locking Pins:T03006
- Crankshaft Locking Pin:T40069 (with the engine removed)
- Wrench - 21mm:T40263
- Locking Pin:T10492
- Adapter:T40314
- Camshaft Positioning Tool:T40331 , not illustrated
- Socket :T90000 , not illustrated
- Counterholder:T90001 , not illustrated
- Counterholder:T90002 , not illustrated
- Socket :VAS 261 001 , not illustrated
- Hazet 6423C (commercially available), not illustrated
Camshaft Locking Device:T40331 , Preparing
- The lettering "A" on the Camshaft Positioning Tool:T40331/1 points forward.
- The Camshaft Positioning Tool:T40331/6 and :T40331/7 as well as the washers on the bolts :T40331/9 must be positioned using the alignment pins -arrows-.
-- Tighten the bolts hand-tight.
Removing
Risk of destroying the engine by adjusting the valve timing.
- Never turn the crankshaft and camshafts if the chain drive is not completely installed.
Preliminary work may be required depending on the model. Refer to CAMSHAFT TIMING CHAIN, REMOVING FROM CAMSHAFTS .
-- Remove the cylinder bank 1 upper timing chain cover. Refer to UPPER TIMING CHAIN COVERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
-- Remove the right lower air duct pipe on the turbocharger. Refer to AIR DUCT PIPE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
Risk of damaging the engine by the timing mechanism skipping.
- Only let the engine turn in the direction of engine rotation.
-- Using the Wrench - 21mm:T40263 and Adapter:T40314 , turn the crankshaft -arrow- until the vibration damper is at "TDC".
- The mark -1- or -2- on the camshaft adjusters must align with the corresponding locating tabs -arrows- on the camshaft housing. If necessary turn the crankshaft an additional turn.
-- Pierce the exhaust camshaft plug -2- in the center with a screwdriver -1- -arrow- and carefully lift, at the same time do not damage the sealing surface.
-- Repeat the procedure on the intake camshaft plugs.
-- Tighten the Adapter :T40331/2 on the camshaft housing to 9 Nm.
- It must be easy to insert the Camshaft Lock :T40331/1
.
- Do not use a hammer to install the camshaft positioning tool.
-- Insert the prepared Camshaft Positioning Tool :T40331/1 all the way in the camshafts. If necessary slightly turn the crankshaft.
- The Camshaft Positioning Tool :T40331/6 engages as shown in the flattened section -1- on the intake camshaft.
- The Camshaft Positioning Tool :T40331/7 engages as shown in the flattened position -2- on the exhaust camshaft.
-- Tighten the bolts -arrows- to 9 Nm.
TIP:
The Counter Holder:T90001 can only be inserted in one position
There is a risk of damaging the camshaft if handled incorrectly.
- Never use the camshaft positioning tool as a counterholder.
-- To counterhold, position the Socket :VAS 261 001 on the corresponding camshaft adjuster using the Counterholder:T90001 and loosen the control valve -1- with the Socket E24:T90000 .
-- For reinstallation mark the camshaft adjuster to the camshafts using paint.
Procedures, where the engine is NOT removed:
-- Insert the Locking Pin:T10492 on the groove -1- in the vibration damper all the way in the hole -arrow- in the belt pulley side sealing flange. If necessary push the crankshaft slightly back and forth.
Procedure, if the engine is removed due to preliminary work.
-- Remove the plug.
-- Install the Crankshaft Locking Pin:T40069 in the hole and tighten to 20 Nm. If necessary push the crankshaft slightly back and forth.
Continuation:
-- Push back the pistons of the chain tensioner -2- using a screwdriver -1- all the way back -arrow- and lock the chain tensioner using the Locking Pins:T03006 .
TIP:
The piston is lubricated with oil and can only be pushed back slowly by applying constant pressure.
-- Remove the control valves -1 and 2- and remove both camshaft adjusters.