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Air filter: disassembly and assembly
Air filter: disassembly and assembly
Remove and fit the air filter → Fig.
   
1 - Plug
q   Replace if worn
2 - 10 Nm
q   With guide for spacer bushing
3 - Spacer bushing
4 - Upper air filter housing
5 - Plug
6 - Engine deaeration hose
q   Comes from the cylinder head cover
7 - Filter element
8 - Gasket
q   Check the fitting position
q   Replace if worn
9 - Seal
q   Check for firm seating
q   Replace if worn
10 - Elastic stop
q   Check for firm seating
q   Replace if worn
11 - 3 Nm
q   Check the note on fitting → 
12 - Lower air filter element
13 - Intake air duct with regulating flap
q   Test the intake air pre-heating → Chapter
14 - Cold air intake connecting sleeve
q   Check the fitting position
15 - Engine sump deaeration hose
q   Comes from the oil separator: → Rep. Gr.17.

   
Coolant temperature sender -G62- resistance values
The diagram is subdivided in two temperature ranges:
A  - 0...50 °C
B  - 50...105 °C
Examples:
t  30 °C is within range A and corresponds to a resistance of 1.5...2.0 kΩ
t  80 °C is within range B and corresponds to a resistance of 275...375 Ω
  N24-0640
Intake air temperature sender -G42- resistance values
The diagram is subdivided in two temperature ranges:
A  - 0...50 °C
B  - 50...105 °C
Examples:
t  20 °C is within range A and corresponds to a resistance of 2.3...2.6 kΩ
t  80 °C is within range B and corresponds to a resistance of 290...330 Ω
  N24-0744
Remove and fit the air filter
Remove
–  Remove the plug -1-.
–  Remove the fixing bolts -2-.
–  Disconnect the engine sump deaeration hose -4- from the air filter housing.
–  Disconnect the engine deaeration hose from the cylinder head cover from the right part of the air filter housing.
–  Free the ignition wiring -5- from the upper part of the air filter.
–  Pull upwards to remove the air filter unit.
Fit
–  Fit the air filter in the reverse order of removal.
  E24-0125
–  Tighten the fixing bolt -2- to a torque of 10 Nm (Check that the spacer sleeve -3- is fitted on the upper part of the air filter)
  Note!
t  To fix the lower part of the air filter to the upper part or to the intake lines use production self-threading bolts. If these bolts are loosened or tightened with a power screwdriver, the thread in the upper or lower part of the air filter may get damaged.
t  Therefore, a power screwdriver may only be used in the following conditions:
t  maximum power screwdriver revs, 200 rpm
t  tightening torque set to 3 Nm, maximum
  E24-0125

Safety measures > < Fuel distributor with injectors: disassembly and assembly