Replace one con-rod bearing (Z 10 XE, Z 10 XEP,
LHD)
Remove
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Remove oil pan
Note: Remove oil tank -
see operation "Removing and installing oil tank"
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2. |
Remove con-rod bearing cap (1)
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Set piston to BDC position
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Important: Caution: The mating
surfaces of the cod-rods and con-rod bearing caps form an
individual fit and as a result must never be interchanged or
damaged. Do not lay on mating surfaces
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Unscrew 2 bolts
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Inspect components
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Con-rod bearing journal, con-rod bearing cap, bearing
shells
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5. |
Insert bearing shells
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De-grease con-rod bearing journal
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Install
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Fit con-rod bearing cap
Important: Bead (arrow) on
con-rod bearing cap should face transmission side
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Place plastic gauge across width of con-rod bearing journal
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Tighten 2 bolts ( 10 Nm + 60° +
15° ) (M6)
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From engine number 19P13554 ( 13 Nm +
60° + 15° ) (M6.5)
Note: Bolts do not have
to be replaced when measuring con-rod bearing play. Do not rotate
crankshaft.
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7. |
Remove con-rod bearing cap
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8. |
Measure con-rod bearing clearance
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Compare plastic gauge (plastic thread) to measuring scale
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Permissible con-rod bearing play: 0.019 to 0.071 mm.
Note: Do not confuse
millimetre and inch markings on measuring scale.
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9. |
Fit con-rod bearing cap
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Clean con-rod bearing journal and con-rod bearing shell and
coat with engine oil
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Important: Bead on con-rod
bearing cap should face transmission side.
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Tighten bolts ( 10 Nm + 60° +
15° )
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From engine number 19P13554 ( 13 Nm +
60° + 15° ) (M6.5)
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10. |
Install oil pan
Note: Install oil pan -
see operation "Removing and installing oil pan".
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