Securing Engine On Assembly Support
CAUTION:
Heavy components
- Risk of squashing
- Wear personal protective gear.
- Get someone to help if necessary.
WARNING:
Danger of objects or loads falling down
- Risk of squashing or crushing
- Secure components to prevent them from falling down.
Information
- The engine needs to be suspended on an assembly support for certain repair work.
Information
- A modified engine support is used for the Panorama because of the Start/Stop starter and the all-wheel drive engine 4 WD.
- The turbo engine, including the flywheel and front-axle final drive, weighs about 290 kg. To avoid overloading the engine support, make sure that there are no additional loads (e.g. heavy components stored in the vehicle or a person sitting in the vehicle).
- Secure engine support > 9676/1 - engine support
to the engine. To do this, use the (our screws > 9590 - mounting parts
and tighten them. > Engine support
Bend the heat protection panel on the front-axle final drive on the turbo engine aside slightly if necessary (collision).
Engine support
- Move engine in front of the engine support (assembly support) using the workshop crane and guide it in with the help of a second worker. Lift the engine so that it can be eased in horizontally. > Engine crane and engine on assembly support
Engine crane and engine on assembly support
- Secure engine on assembly support. > Engine secured on assembly support
Engine secured on assembly support