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Toothed belt, removing, installing and tensioning: Installing

WARNING: This page is about a different variant/trim than selected.
NOTE:
  • When loosening and tightening the camshaft sprocket, never use the camshaft bar T10098 to counter-hold! Use the counter-holder 3036.
Fig 1: Identifying Puller T40001 With The One-Armed Claw T40001/2 & Two-Armed Claw T40001/3, Camshaft Sprocket & Open-End Wrench
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Fig 2: Identifying Toothed Belt Notch And Protrusion
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NOTE:
  • In case the eccentric was turned past the marks, the tension roller must be completely relieved of tension, and then be tensioned again. If turned too far, the eccentric must not just be turned back again to the passed mark.
Fig 3: Identifying Tensioning Roller
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NOTE:
  • Make sure the tensioning roller is properly positioned in the rear toothed belt guard - arrow  -.
Fig 4: Identifying Securing Bolts For Injection Pump Sprocket
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Version - A - : Bolts with clearance cut on thread shaft and point - arrows -. 

NOTE:
  • After the automatic test of the start of injection, the bolts must be turned an additional 90 ° (1/4 turn).
  • The bolts may only be used once, since they are bolts with reduced shanks.

Version - B - : Securing bolts without clearance cut on thread shaft and point. 

NOTE:
  • Do not replace bolts.

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Fig 5: Identifying Engine Mounting Bolts
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NOTE:
  • Before the subframe can be installed, all bolts for the engine supports must be tightened to the specified torque.