Workshop Manuals Factory service & repair Peugeot
01 Introduction and contents02 General information03 Engine04 Ignition system05 Lubrication system06 Cooling system07 Carburettor fuel system08 Clutch09 Gearbox (transmission)10 Drive shafts11 Front axle and suspension12 Steering13 Rear axle and rear suspension14 Tightening torques — running gear15 Brake system16 Electrical equipment17 General maintenance18 Fault finding section19 Wiring diagrams20 Back cover
Peugeot J5 Pocket Mechanic, 1.8 and 2.0 petrol (1987-1994)03 · Engine
03 · Engine

Crankshafts with Pluigs (page 3 of 4)

Make
Peugeot
Model
J5 Pocket Mechanic, 1.8 and 2.0 petrol
Year
1987–1994
Section
Engine assembly
EngineCrankshafts with Pluigs · page 3 of 4
Checking the crankshaft end float.
The rear main bearing cap and the two side seals are now fitted as follows. The workshop uses a special tool to fit the seals to prevent their damage.
  • Insert new rubber seals into the bearing cap and fit the tool shown in Fig. 1.32 to the cap. Insert the assembly into the cylinder block, taking care that the two side shims are pushing against the seals. Lubricate the shims and fit the whole assembly into the block. As the special tool shown is most probably not available, you can use thin sheet metal and insert them between the cylinder block and the side seals. Knock the bearing cap in position and remove the special tool (or the sheet metal pieces).
  • Re-tighten the two bearing cap bolts evenly across to a torque of 7.5 kgm (54 ft.lb.).
  • The side seals will protrude above the crankcase sealing face and must be cut-off. 2.0 mm of the seals must, however, remain. To obtain the exact length, use a piece of sheet metal of this thickness and drill a hole of the diameter of the seals into it. Place the sheet metal in position as shown in Fig. 1.33 and cut off the emerging ends. Both seals must be treated in this manner. The flat metal piece must have a thickness of exactly 2.0 mm.
Fitting the rear main bearing cap with the special tool to fit the side seals. The two side shims must be inserted on the L.H. and R.H. sides.
  • Thoroughly clean the flywheel face on the crankshaft and the flywheel itself and fit the flywheel to the crankshaft (only one position possible). Coat the flywheel bolts with “Loctite” and tighten them evenly to 6.75 kgm (49 ft.lb.). The crankshaft must be blocked against rotation in suitable manner.
  • Insert the clutch driven plate into the flywheel and fit the clutch (refer to the relevant section). If the original parts are refitted, align the marks made during dismantling before tightening the clutch securing bolts. The bolts are tightened evenly to 1.5 kgm (11 ft.lb.).
  • Fit the marked cylinder liners with the seals or steel shims into their marked bores. The identifications tabs must be arranged on opposite sides of the cylinder block, i.e. on one side for the fist cylinder and on the opposite side for the second cylinder.
  • The protrusion of the cylinder liners should now be measured with the

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