Removing Oil Guide Housing
- Danger of poisoning or suffocation
- Danger of burns to the eyes and skin
→ Ventilate the work area well.
→ Never ingest or inhale.
→ Read specific information on the Hazard Sheet.
→ Wear personal protective gear.
→ Do not smoke, eat or drink in the work area.
- Danger of scalding
→ Let the fluid cool down.
→ Wear personal protective gear.
- Danger of fire or explosion
→ Avoid contact with hot parts or sources of ignition.
→ Use suction to remove ignitable vapors.
→ Attach warning sign in a clearly visible position.
→ Contain leaked media using non-flammable absorbent material and put it in a container designed for this purpose for disposal in accordance with local requirements.
→ Secure collection containers/vessels to prevent them from tipping over.
- Remove shaft cover -1-
on both sides of the engine.
- 1.1 Unscrew screws -2- .
- 1.2 Remove shaft cover -1- .
Shaft cover
- Remove pipe for drive shaft -1-
.
- 2.1 Remove O-ring -2- on both sides of the engine.
- 2.2 Press pipe for drive shaft -1- through from one side using a suitable tool and guide it out on the opposite side.
Pipe for drive shaft
- Remove oil intake tube -1-
.
- 3.1 Unscrew and remove screw -2- .
- 3.2 Pull oil intake tube -1- off the oil pump.
Oil intake tube
- Expose electric wire harness -2-
(-arrows-
).
- 4.1 Release and disconnect electric plug connection -1- .
- 4.2 Expose electric wire harness -2- (-arrows- ) and set it aside.
Electric wire harness for oil guide housing
- Unscrew screws -21 to 20-
in descending sequence.
Screws behind flywheel
- Unscrew screws -19 to 1-
in descending sequence.
Oil guide housing screws
Information
To prevent dirt from getting into the lubrication system, open parts of the engine must be covered.
- Remove oil guide housing -1-
.
- 7.1 Screw in screws -2- as far as they will go.
- 7.2 Screw in screws -2- crosswise by half a turn until the oil guide housing -1- is released.
- 7.3 Unscrew screws -2- and remove oil guide housing -1- .
Oil guide housing