Installing both the high pressure pumps
Installing the high pressure pump for cylinders 4 to 6
NOTE:
RISK OF DAMAGE
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
- Only rotate the engine manually in the correct direction of rotation: a) clockwise when looking at the damper, or b) counterclockwise when looking at the chain drive. b) applies only if the timing chain is installed in the rear.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The high pressure pump is preloaded by the piston spring and must be removed by alternately unscrewing the screws without tilting.
Before installing the high pressure pump, the cam of the high pressure pump drive must be turned to bottom dead center.
If necessary, turn the engine in the direction of engine rotation on the central bolt of the crankshaft, otherwise there is a risk of piston breakage of the high pressure pump.
The high pressure pump is preloaded by the piston spring and must be removed by alternately unscrewing the screws without tilting.
Before installing the high pressure pump, the cam of the high pressure pump drive must be turned to bottom dead center.
If necessary, turn the engine in the direction of engine rotation on the central bolt of the crankshaft, otherwise there is a risk of piston breakage of the high pressure pump.
- Place the depth gauge (1) flat onto the high pressure pump flange.
- Turn the engine at the central bolt in the direction of engine rotation until the camshaft is in the BDC position.
The depth gauge (1) is in the lowest position.
NOTE:
RISK OF DAMAGE
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
- Only rotate the engine manually in the correct direction of rotation: a) clockwise when looking at the damper, or b) counterclockwise when looking at the chain drive. b) applies only if the timing chain is installed in the rear.
- Rotate the engine using special tool 0 493 380 (11 6 480) until the cam of the high-pressure pump drive is at the BDC position.
- Guide out and remove gasket (1).
- Replace the seal (1).
Parts: Seal
NOTE: TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents. - Check the threads (1) on the high pressure pump flange for sealing compound residue: Remove sealing compound residue as needed.
- Clean the thread (1) with a thread cutter M6 .
- Make sure that no contamination gets into the engine.
- Cover opening at the high pressure pump flange with suitable materials.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
- Clean sealing surface (1).
- Guide in and install the seal (1).
- Make sure that the seal (1) is positioned correctly in the marked area.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Damage to the surface.
The use of metal-cutting tools (e.g., emery cloths) for cleaning surfaces can damage them and lead to leaks and/or engine damage.
Damage to the surface.
The use of metal-cutting tools (e.g., emery cloths) for cleaning surfaces can damage them and lead to leaks and/or engine damage.
- Do not use any metal-cutting tools.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
- Clean sealing surface (1).
- Insert and install the high pressure pump (2).
- Replace screws (1).
Parts: Screws
- Position the screws (1) on the high pressure pump (2) and tighten them in alternating order
in 90°
increments.
Compliance with this specification is imperative to make sure that the piston will not break due to twisting.
TIGHTENING TORQUES SPECIFICATION
| High pressure pump to high pressure pump flange | ||
|---|---|---|
| M6x25 Replace screws. |
Joining torque | 12 Nm |
| Tightening torque | 90° | |
Installing the high pressure pump of cylinders 1 to 3
NOTE:
RISK OF DAMAGE
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
- Only rotate the engine manually in the correct direction of rotation: a) clockwise when looking at the damper, or b) counterclockwise when looking at the chain drive. b) applies only if the timing chain is installed in the rear.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The high pressure pump is preloaded by the piston spring and must be removed by alternately unscrewing the screws without tilting.
Before installing the high pressure pump, the cam of the high pressure pump drive must be turned to bottom dead center.
If necessary, turn the engine in the direction of engine rotation on the central bolt of the crankshaft, otherwise there is a risk of piston breakage of the high pressure pump.
The high pressure pump is preloaded by the piston spring and must be removed by alternately unscrewing the screws without tilting.
Before installing the high pressure pump, the cam of the high pressure pump drive must be turned to bottom dead center.
If necessary, turn the engine in the direction of engine rotation on the central bolt of the crankshaft, otherwise there is a risk of piston breakage of the high pressure pump.
- Place the depth gauge (1) flat onto the high pressure pump flange.
- Turn the engine at the central bolt in the direction of engine rotation until the camshaft is in the BDC position.
The depth gauge (1) is in the lowest position.
NOTE:
RISK OF DAMAGE
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
Damage to the engine.
If the engine is manually rotated in the wrong direction of rotation, the engine can be damaged.
- Only rotate the engine manually in the correct direction of rotation: a) clockwise when looking at the damper, or b) counterclockwise when looking at the chain drive. b) applies only if the timing chain is installed in the rear.
- Rotate the engine using special tool 0 493 380 (11 6 480) until the cam of the high-pressure pump drive is at the BDC position.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
- Check both threads (1) on the high pressure pump flange for sealant residue. Remove the sealant residue if necessary.
- Clean both threads (1) with a thread cutter M6 .
- Make sure that no contamination gets into the engine.
- Cover opening at the high pressure pump flange with suitable materials.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
- Clean sealing surface (1).
- Guide in and install the seal (1).
- Make sure that the seal (1) is positioned correctly in the marked area.
NOTE:
RISK OF DAMAGE
Damage to the surface.
The use of metal-cutting tools (e.g., emery cloths) for cleaning surfaces can damage them and lead to leaks and/or engine damage.
Damage to the surface.
The use of metal-cutting tools (e.g., emery cloths) for cleaning surfaces can damage them and lead to leaks and/or engine damage.
- Do not use any metal-cutting tools.
NOTE:
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
The sealing surfaces must be free of oil, grease and cleaning agents.
- Clean sealing surface (1).
- Insert and install the high pressure pump (1).
- Replace the bolts (arrows).
Parts: Screws
- Position the screws (arrows) on high pressure pump (1) and tighten them alternately
in steps of 90°
.
Compliance with this specification is imperative to make sure that the piston will not break due to twisting.
TIGHTENING TORQUES SPECIFICATION
| High pressure pump to high pressure pump flange | ||
|---|---|---|
| M6x25 Replace screws. |
Joining torque | 12 Nm |
| Tightening torque | 90° | |
Follow-up work
- Refer to FASTENING THE CHARGE AIR CROSSING .
- Refer to INSTALLING FAN COWL .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE WHEEL ARCH COVER ON THE FRONT LEFT AND BOTTOM RIGHT .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE CENTER UNDERBODY PROTECTION .
- Refer to INSTALLING FRONT UNDERBODY PROTECTION .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE COVER OF THE STEERING ASSEMBLY .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE FRONT SECTION OF THE FRONT WHEEL ARCH COVER .
- Refer to PARTIALLY INSTALLING THE FRONT WHEEL ARCH TRIM .
- Refer to ATTACHING THE FRONT LEFT WHEEL .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE HIGH PRESSURE LINE BETWEEN THE HIGH-PRESSURE PUMP AND THE HIGH-PRESSURE RAIL FOR CYLINDERS 1 TO 6 .
- Refer to INSTALLING FUEL DELIVERY LINE .
- Refer to INSTALLING ALL IGNITION COILS .
- Refer to INSTALLING INTAKE FILTER HOUSING .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE STRUT BRACE .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE REAR TOP CROSS CONNECTION .
- Refer to INSTALLING MOUNT OF HOOD SEAL ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE COVER PANEL OF THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT ON THE REAR LEFT AND RIGHT .
- Refer to INSTALLING FRONT-END STRUT ON LEFT AND RIGHT .
- Refer to INSTALLING FRONT CROSS CONNECTION .
- Refer to INSTALLING THE COVER IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT AT TOP LEFT AND RIGHT .
- Refer to ACTIVATING VEHICLE-SPECIFIC HIGH-VOLTAGE OR LOW-VOLTAGE VEHICLE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM .