Lowering The Engine By 90 To 100 Mm
- Risk of squashing or crushing
→ Secure components to prevent them from falling down.
- Damaged components must be replaced.
→ Get one or two more people to help.
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There are two ways of lowering the engine
- Lower engine by 50 to 60 mm (lifting platform can be used)
- Lower engine by 90 to 100 mm (lifting platform cannot be used)
- Perform steps 1 to 16 in the same way as lowering the engine by 50 to 60 mm.
- Disconnect refrigerant lines -1 and 2-
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Refrigerant line connections in engine compartment
Unscrew screws -3 and 4- at connection points -Arrows- .
Close off line connections using suitable stoppers and set refrigerant lines -1 and 2- aside.
- Only for vehicles with PDCC:
Remove holders for hydraulic lines -1- on both sides.
Holder for hydraulic lines (shown on right side)
Unscrew and remove screws -2- .
Remove holder for hydraulic lines -1- .
- Prepare tools for lowering the engine.
> 1001IN TOOLS FOR REMOVING UNITS AND WORKING ON THE ASSEMBLY SUPPORT
- Prepare engine for lowering.
Support the engine using > VAS 6832 - Master Gear unit elevating platform with > 9769 - retainer plate and > 9769/1 - support .
Unscrew screws securing engine mount -2- to engine mount bracket -1- on both sides.
Screw securing engine mount to engine mount bracket
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Adjust tilt angle of the lifting platform plate -1- according to the installation position of the engine/transmission unit -Arrow- .
Tilt angle of lifting platform (view of side tilt angle)
- Lower the engine by 90 to 100 mm (without lowering tool).
Engine to end position
Carefully lower the engine by 90 to 100 mm. Lowered state -Dimension A- is reached at 195 mm.