Supporting Engine On The Body (Engine Safety Device)
WARNING: This page is about a different variant/trim than selected.
WARNING:
Danger of objects or loads falling down
- Risk of squashing or crushing
- Se cure components to prevent them from falling down.
Information
A unit lift, such as > VAS 6931 - Transmission and Engine Jack or > VAS 6931 - Transmission and Engine Jack with > VAS 6867 - Mounting Plate , can also be used to support the raised vehicle while you are working.
- Fit supports on the two front longitudinal members. The left side > Support on left longitudinal member
is shown. The hooks must be positioned over the sheetmetal seam and the side sheetmetal holder must enclose the longitudinal member.
Support on left longitudinal member
Support on longitudinal member and right spring strut dome
Support on longitudinal member and left spring strut dome
- Connect supports to brackets on both sides. The bracket must be horizontal (adjust by turning the supports) > Bracket on right support
> Bracket on left support
. Check using a spirit level if necessary.
Bracket on right support
Bracket on left support
- Fit cross member for support bracket. > Fitting cross member
Fitting cross member
- Straighten the support bracket and tighten screws by hand. Tighten wing screws by hand and hexagon-head bolts using a ring wrench.
- Engage lifting tackle and fit both hooks into the engine carrier eyebolts. > Lifting tackle
Lifting tackle
- Tension the engine by aligning the hooks and tightening the spindles at the same time. > Lifting tackle