Problem 1: Loose Or Broken Screws In The Chain Housing Cover Without An Oil Leak
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Work Procedure:
Sample illustration: Loose/broken screw in the chain housing cover
Information
If an oil leak is evident, continue with > Problem 2: Loose or broken screws in the chain housing cover with an oil leak.
- Take photos of the complaint for PCSS. > Sample illustration: Loose/broken screw in the chain housing cover
Screws for chain housing cover
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If the screw has broken off, clean the screw hole thoroughly and unscrew the broken screw using a suitable screwdriver.
- Replace screws -1, 2-
with specified steel screws and aluminium washers. > Tightening torque 10 Nm (7.4 ftlb.)
Holder for electric line
- Clip in holder -1- for the electric line on the left cylinder head cover.
- Install air cleaner housing cover.
For instructions, see:
- Perform a test drive.
- Check the engine for oil leaks in the area of the chain housing cover.
| Assessment | Action | |
|---|---|---|
| ( ) | No oil leaks found. | => End of remedial action. |
| (X) | If oil leaks are found in the area of the chain housing cover despite having replaced screws. | => Continue with Problem 5. > Problem 5: Oil leak in the area of the chain housing cover, remedial action 1, 2, 3, or 4 already performed |
Invoicing:
For documentation and warranty invoicing, enter the labor operation and PCSS encryption specified below in the warranty claim:
| Labor operation number | Description | I-No. |
|---|---|---|
| 15334900 | Rework chain housing cover | - |
| PCSS encryption: | ||
| Location key (FES5) | 15332 | Fastening screw for the chain housing cover |
| Damage code (SA4) | 1511 | breakage |