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Camshaft bar has been removed

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Fig 1: Camshaft Bar T10068 Engaged In Both Shaft Grooves
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NOTE:
  • If the camshaft bar cannot be installed, turn engine over (in engine direction of rotation) past TDC No. 1 and then turn back onto TDC No. 1 cyl.
Fig 2: Locating 3 mm Holes In The Cylinder Head Gasket
GW00000474Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN UNITED STATES, INC.
NOTE:
  • When the cylinder head is installed the holes in the cylinder head gasket are only half visible.
Fig 3: Cylinder Head Tightening Sequence
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NOTE:
  • The longer cylinder head bolts must be inserted in the middle holes of the cylinder head.

The rest of the assembly is basically in reverse order to the disassembling sequence.

NOTE:
  • Ensure that the O-ring for sealing the oil channel and the seal in the cover are installed.
NOTE:
  • Re-tightening cylinder head bolts after repairs is not required.