Supporting The Engine On The Body
WARNING:
Danger of objects or loads falling down
- Risk of squashing or crushing
- Secure components to prevent them from falling down.
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- Never use defective lifting equipment (bent or damaged tools must not be used or repaired. Always replace these tools). Check tools for signs of damage before use.
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- The engine must be supported on the body for some repair work on the front axle and engine bearings.
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- When assembling the suspending device, make sure that adjacent components are not scratched or damaged.
Engine support assembly
- Assemble the head of the > T40091/50-51 - support with the > T40091/52-53 - support.
- > T40091/52-53 - Support (-1-) must then be fitted on the top fastening points of the spring struts.
- Attach the front support in the engine compartment.
- Support the engine on the body.
- > T40091/3 - Joiner (-5-) can now be pushed onto the > 10-222A - Catching fixture (-1-).
- Connect the front support -4- to the > 10-222A - Catching fixture and support on the left spring strut mount -3- .
- Fit the > T40091/1 - pipe (-4-) into the > T40091/3 - joiner and the support on the right spring strut mount -3-.
- Secure the > 3033 - lifting tackle (-6-) to the > 10-222A - Catching fixture .
- Engage the two fastening eyelets -2-
on the > 3033 - lifting tackle at the fastening eyelets -1-
on the engine.
- Adjust the suspension at the spindles and set it as horizontal as possible.
- Tension the engine slightly and make sure that the force is distributed uniformly over both spindles.
- Do not load the spindles at the side and position them until they are as vertical as possible. Assemble as shown in the illustrations.
- Make sure that the suspension is not pressing back against the plenum panel.
Suspending engine