11 22 513 Replacing roller bearing for dual-mass flywheel

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Special tools required:

21 2 051
21 2 052

See CLUTCH - SPECIAL TOOLS .

NOTE: Flywheel removed!

Using hydraulic press (1) and special tool 21 2 051 , press out dual-mass flywheel downwards on engine side.

IMPORTANT: Risk of damage:
Roller bearing must not be driven out.

Fig 1: Pressing Out Dual-Mass Flywheel Using Hydraulic Press And Special Tool (21 2 051)

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Push roller bearing (2) onto special tool 21 2 052 .

Using hydraulic press (1), press roller bearing into dual-mass flywheel as far as it will go on clutch side.

IMPORTANT: Risk of damage:
Observe press-in instruction:

Roller bearing must not be driven in.
Roller bearing mounting force/travel monitored:
Min. 2000N 1 mm before end of pressing in.

Max. 15000N during entire press-in procedure.

Fig 2: Pressing Roller Bearing Into Dual-Mass Flywheel Using Hydraulic Press

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Special tools required:

00 5 500
11 2 010
11 2 343
11 2 350

See MAINTENANCE AND GENERAL INFORMATION - SPECIAL TOOLS .

See ENGINE - SPECIAL TOOLS .

NOTE: flywheel removed!

Position special tool 11 2 010 in roller bearing.

Twist out roller bearing with special tool 11 2 343 .

Fig 1: Twisting Out Roller Bearing With Special Tool (11 2 343)

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Assemble special tools 11 2 350 and 00 5 500 .

Drive in roller bearing with special tools 11 2 350 and 00 5 500 in direction of arrow as far as it will go.

Fig 2: Driving Roller Bearing With Special Tools (11 2 350) And (00 5 500)

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Assemble engine.