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Oil seal for the camshaft: replacement > < Removing
Fitting
Fitting
l  The pistons should not be in TDC position.
  Note!
t  When fitting the camshaft, the cams for the cylinder 1 should face upwards.
   
t  For fitting the bearing caps, note the offset of the holes. Before fitting, position the bearing caps and establish the fitting position.
–  Oil sliding surfaces of both camshafts.
–  Fit the camshaft.
–  Tighten the bearing caps 2 and 4 alternatively, crossways to a torque of 20 Nm.
–  Apply a little Sealant -AMV 174 004 01- to the contact surfaces of the bearing caps 1 and 5.
–  Fit the bearing caps 3, 1 and 5 and tighten them to a torque of 20 Nm.
–  Fit the cogwheel for the camshaft. To tighten the bolt, immobilise the cogwheel using the retention tool -T20018A-.
  Note!
The crankshaft should not be in TDC when the camshaft is rotated, if so, damage may occur to the valves or the piston heads.
Continue fitting following the reverse order of the removal process.
–  Stress the notched belt → Chapter.
  Note!
Following the fitting of the camshaft, the engine should not be started for about 30 min. The hydraulic compensation parts must settle (otherwise the valves would hit the pistons).
  V15-0098

Oil seal for the camshaft: replacement > < Removing