Removing Camshaft Actuator
- Risk of engine damage
- Rough running engine
- Loss of engine power
→ Do not use force when fitting the staking tool.
→ Make sure that the gap is equal on both sides.
→ When inserting the staking tools, do not use force to turn the camshafts against any resistance.
→ The engine must be exactly at top dead centre.
→ The opposite cylinder must be at ignition TDC.
- Risk of damage to units or components
→ Protect components from dirt and contamination.
→ Clean or replace dirty components.
Information
- Do not clean the camshaft controller in a parts washer.
- Only the outside can be cleaned using a clean, lint-free cloth.
- Turn engine clockwise to ignition TDC of cylinder 1. Check markings on crankshaft and actuators.
- Secure camshafts.
- 2.1 Carefully lever out stoppers on the cylinder head cover using a screwdriver.
Stoppers on cylinder head cover
- 2.2 Screw adapter -1-
into the camshaft housing and tighten to 9 Nm
.
Cylinder bank 1: T40331/2
Cylinder bank 2: T40331/3
Adapter on camshaft housing (similar to illustration)
Information
It may be necessary for a second mechanic to carefully position the camshafts at the actuators using > T90001 - counter-hold tool and > VAS 261 001 - ring spanner socket, a/f 41 .
- 2.3 Insert > T40331 - camshaft clamp
.
- 2.3.1 Cylinder bank 1:
Camshaft clamps on cylinder bank 1
1 T40331/1 - The letter "A" must be facing you 2 T40331/9 3 T40331/2 4 T40331/4 - Outlet camshaft 5 T40331/6 - Intake camshaft - 2.3.2 Cylinder bank 2:
Camshaft clamps on cylinder bank 2
1 T40331/1 - The letter "B" must be facing you 2 T40331/3 3 T40331/9 4 T40331/10 - Outlet camshaft 5 T40331/8 - Intake camshaft
- 2.3.1 Cylinder bank 1:
- 2.1 Carefully lever out stoppers on the cylinder head cover using a screwdriver.
- Secure the crankshaft.
- 3.1 Unscrew stoppers on the crankcase.
- 3.2 Secure the crankshaft using > T40069 - locking pin .
Information
The > T90001 - counterhold tool can only be inserted at one position. The markings -1 and 2- must line up.
T90001 counterhold tool on actuator
Information
Never use the camshaft clamps -T40331- as a counterhold tool for loosening and tightening the camshaft controllers.
- Loosen and unscrew central valves -1-
.
- 4.1 Fit > T90001 - counter-hold tool-2- using > VAS 261 001 - ring spanner insert, a/f 41-3- on the actuators. Loosen central valves -1- using > T90000 - socket-wrench insert E24 .
Camshaft actuator
- Fix chain tensioner in place.
- 5.1 Press the chain tensioner piston back fully. To do this, actuate the tensioning rail by hand.
- 5.2 Fix the chain tensioner -1- in place using > T03006 - locking pin-3- .
Securing chain tensioner
- Unscrew central valves and remove actuators from camshafts and from the control chain.
Secure the control chain to prevent it from falling down.