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Checking, replacing, and tightening conrod bolts - RA03001203100X(03-3100)

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Operation no. of operation texts and work units or standard texts and flat rates 03-4341, 03-4351

Fig 1: Identifying Conrod Bolts Length
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Conrod bolts re-use up to max. 52.9 mm.
Thread and bolt head contact surface oil before installing.
Conrod bolts pre-tighten with torque wrench 001 589 66 21 00.
Conrod bolts tighten with angle tightener.
Pay attention to note.
NOTE: From 05.93 modified conrod bolts are installed. The tightening torque remains unchanged. Stretch shank bolt with rolled head.
DIMENSIONS OF CONROD BOLTS IN MM

Part no. 111 038 00 71
Thread dia. d M9 X 1
Stretch shaft dia. c when new 8.7 - 0.2
Minimum stretch shaft dia. c 8.2
Length L 52.0 - 52.9 (1)
(1) Re-use conrod bolts up to max. 52.9 mm.
TIGHTENING TORQUES IN NM

Conrod bolt Initial tightening torque (1) 30 (40) (2)
Tightening angle 90-100°
(1) Thread and contact surface of nut and bolt moistened with engine oil before fitting.
(2) For initial tightening.

Special tool 

Fig 2: Identifying Special Tool (001 589 66 21 00 00)
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NOTE: If no angle tightener is available, the conrod bolt can be further tightened by the specified angle in a single operation with a socket wrench and lever. Do not use bending-rod torque wrenches to avoid any angle errors when tightening according to angle of rotation.
Fig 3: Identifying Conrod Bolt Tightening Angle
G04677211Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.