Removing Spark Plugs
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CAUTION:
Hot components
- Risk of burns
→ Let hot components cool down.
→ Wear personal protective gear.
- Screw off M6 nut -1- on protective plate.
- Unscrew two Torx screws (M6 x 20) -arrows- on the turbocharger.
- Pull intake air lines out of the flange on the turbocharger.
- Press intake air lines out of the brackets -arrow-
in the engine compartment.
WARNING: Danger of objects or loads falling down
- Risk of squashing or crushing
→ Secure components to prevent them from falling down.
- Support engine with a mounting jack.
- Screw off M12 collar nuts on the two engine mountings.
Information
- When lowering, the engine must not rest on the rear axle cross member.
- Carefully lower the engine.
- Remove heat protection panels at the sides by unscrewing two speed nuts on each panel.
- Release cable plugs -1- on the electronic adjusters on the turbochargers and pull them off.
- Unscrew hexagon socket head bolt (M6 x 25) -arrow- on the right electronic adjuster (cylinder bank 4-6) using a long socket-wrench insert (a/f 5) with a ball head.
- Unscrew hexagon socket head bolts (M6 x 25) -arrows- on the right electronic adjuster using a long socket-wrench insert (a/f 5) with a ball head.
- Press hinge socket -1- off the ball joint and remove right electronic adjuster.
- Unscrew two Torx screws (M6 x 12) -arrows- and remove heat shields.
- Slide rubber sleeves down on the ignition coil connectors.
- Release cable plugs -1- and pull them off the ignition coils.
- Unscrew inner Torx screws (M6 x 25) -arrows-
.
- 16.1. The intake air line must be moved when removing the ignition coil on cylinder 3.
- Remove ignition coils.
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NOTE: Incorrect tool- Risk of damage to components
→ Use prescribed tool.
- Unscrew the spark plugs using the tool Spark Plug Socket Wrench Nr. 14 with 3/8" Extension, 16° Movable Nr. 15 .