Removing Converter Bolts
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- Turn crankshaft to the extent that one of the U4, U5 or U6 bores in the belt pulley is aligned with the centering bore in the crankcase.
Information
- The crankshaft is fixed in a defined position by inserting the fixing pin.
- If the fixing pin can not be inserted, check the correct positioning of the belt pulley in relation to the crankcase.
- Insert locating pins (short) 9595/1 through the belt pulley in the crankcase housing bore.
- Insert assembly aid 9596 into starter opening.
- Unscrew converter fastening screws with 6mm hexagon socket through the openings -arrows- in the assembly aid 9596 .
- Pull locating pins (short) 9595/1 out of the belt pulley.
- Turn crankshaft by 120° so that one of the U4, U5 or U6 bores in the belt pulley is aligned with the centering bore in the crankcase.
Information
- The crankshaft is fixed in a defined position by inserting the fixing pin.
- If the fixing pin can not be inserted, check the correct positioning of the belt pulley in relation to the crankcase .
- Insert locating pins (short) 9595/1 through the belt pulley in the crankcase housing bore.
- Unscrew converter fastening screws with 6mm hexagon socket through the openings -arrows- in the assembly aid 9596 .
- Pull locating pins (short) 9595/1 out of the belt pulley.
- Turn crankshaft by 120° so that one of the U4, U5 or U6 bores in the belt pulley is aligned with the centering bore in the crankcase.
Information
- The crankshaft is fixed in a defined position by inserting the fixing pin.
- If the fixing pin can not be inserted, check the correct positioning of the belt pulley in relation to the crankcase .
- Insert locating pins (short) 9595/1 through the belt pulley in the crankcase housing bore.
- Unscrew converter fastening screws with 6mm hexagon socket through the openings -arrows- in the assembly aid 9596 .
- Unscrew support for positive crankcase ventilation line on engine transport eyebolt.
- Push locating pins (long) 9595/1 through the opening in the transmission housing to prevent the transformer from falling out.