Installing Pistons - Cylinders 4-6
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Information
- The parting surface between the connecting rod and connecting rod cap is broken during the manufacturing process.
- Assign connecting rod cap to the relevant connecting rod immediately after removal.
- Also check the four-digit matching number.
- Replace connecting rod bolts.
- Replace connecting rod bearings.
- Turn crankshaft into position.
Turning crankshaft (without vibration damper)
- 1.1 Screw in screws -2- by hand.
- 1.2 Fit > 9773 - turning device-1- and turn the crankshaft so that connecting-rod bearing covers are accessible.
- Check that the retaining lugs -Arrow-
are seated correctly.
Retaining lugs for connecting-rod bearings
- Check allocation of connecting rod to connecting rod cap (matching number -1-
and data matrix code).
Connecting rod on crankshaft (marking)
- Install pistons -4 to 6-
with connecting rod.
- 4.1
Insert pistons -4 to 6-
into the relevant cylinder bore according to the inscription.
Marking on pistons in installation position
- 4.2
Align piston rings and re-position ring gaps by 120°. Check twist lock -Arrow-
on the second ring groove.
Twist lock on second piston ring
- 4.3 Coat pistons and tools with new engine oil.
- 4.4
Insert piston -1-
as far as required into the > 9784/2 - funnel-2-
until the lower edge of the piston is flush with the surface of the tool.
Lower edge of piston flush with contact surface of assembly funnel
1 Piston 2 > 9784/2 - Funnel 3 Piston-pin circlip Information
- If pistons are to be replaced, only one weight group is permitted for all pistons.
Information
Markings on connecting rods and pistons
- Check installation position of pistons.
- The matching number -2- and data matrix code -inset- on the correctly installed connecting rod must be facing the exhaust side.
- The data matrix code -1- on the piston must be facing the intake side.
- 4.5
Guide connecting rod and piston -1-
into the cylinder bore and position > 9784/2 - funnel-2-
on the crankcase -Arrow-
.
Piston in cylinder bore
- 4.6
Hold the > 9784/2 - funnel-1-
securely and press the piston into the cylinder bore using the handle of a hammer -2-
.
Piston
- 4.7 Remove > 9784/2 - funnel-1- .
- 4.1
Insert pistons -4 to 6-
into the relevant cylinder bore according to the inscription.
- Check that the piston is installed at the correct position.
- 5.1 The arrows -4- on new pistons must be facing the intake side.
- 5.2 In the case of re-installed pistons, the data matrix code -1- and the larger valve recesses -3- must be facing the intake side.
Marking on pistons
1 Data matrix code 2 Classification letter for piston assembly 3 Valve recesses on intake valves (larger) 4 Arrow must be facing the intake side on new pistons; centered or side position. 5 Manufacturer's logo 6 Dimensional group (only dimensional group X available as replacement) 7 Valve recesses on outlet valves 8 Porsche part number 9 Weight group - Secure the correct connecting rod cap with new screws.
- Repeat these steps for pistons 5 and 6.
Information
Connecting rod on crankshaft
- The matching number -1- and data matrix code are facing the exhaust side.
- Pre-fit connecting rods 1 to 3 with new bearings and the relevant connecting rod caps and new screws on the crankshaft.
- Tighten new screws -1-
for connecting rod caps -2-
.
Step 1: > Initial tightening 5 N.m (3.5 ft lb.)
Step 2: > Subsequent tightening torque 16 N.m (12 ft lb.)
Step 3: > Tightening torque 20 N.m (15 ft lb.)
Step 4: > Torque angle + 80°
Step 5: > Loosen screws - 360°
Step 6: > Initial tightening 5 N.m (3.5 ft lb.)
Step 7: > Subsequent tightening torque 16 N.m (12 ft lb.)
Step 8: > Tightening torque 20 N.m (15 ft lb.)
Step 9: > Torque angle + 80° +/- 3°
Connecting rod cap screws
- To protect the cylinder linings, fit connecting rods 1 to 3 using > 9795 - assembly aid .
- Remove > 9773 - turning device .