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
- → Secure 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.
Information
The engine must be supported on the body in order to remove the front axle, oil guide housing, oil pump or similar components.
- Prepare engine safety device.
- 1.1 > T40091/50-51 - Fit supports on the > T40091/54-/55 - engine safety device supplement and > T40091/54-/55 - engine safety device supplement.
- 1.2 > T40091/50-51 - Fit supports with the > T40091/54-/55 - engine safety device supplement and > T40091/54-/55 - engine safety device supplement on the spring strut domes.
- Position tools on the longitudinal member.
Longitudinal member
- 2.1 Position > T40093/51 - adjustable foot-1- on the left longitudinal member.
- 2.2 Position > T40093/50 - foot-1 - on the right longitudinal member.
- >
T40093/3P - Screw in the support-2-
on the >
T40093/51 - adjustable foot-5-
and >
T40093/50 - foot-1-
and move them to the same height.
Tools on the body
- Mount >
T40091/1 - pipes-1-
on supports.
Pipe on support
- 4.1 Push the > T40091/1 - pipe-1- at both ends through the > T40093/3P - support as far as the middle.
- 4.2 Push on the > T40091/1 - connectors-1- at both ends of the two > T40091/3 - pipes-3- .
- 4.3 Push the > T40091/1 - pipe-1- through up to the > T40091/50-51 - support-4- .
- Insert the > 10-222A - safety device-1-
together with the spindle -2-
crosswise into the >
T40091/3 - connectors.
Safety device
- Support the engine.
Lifting tackle
- 6.1 > 3033 - Secure the lifting tackle-3- to the spindle of the > 10-222A - support bracket-1- .
- 6.2 Attach > 10-222A - support bracket-1- at the fastening points -2 and 4- of the engine and pre-tension slightly.