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Removing and installing poly V-belt > < Part I Timing belt system - Assembly overview
Part II Chain control - Assembly overview
Part II Chain control - Assembly overview
  Caution
The crankshaft must not be removed. Just loosening the main bearing caps will cause deformation of the crankshaft bearings. This deformation reduces the bearing clearance. Even if the half-bearings are not replaced, changes in the bearing clearance may cause damage.
If the bearing cap bolts are loosened, the cylinder block must be replaced complete with the crankshaft.
Measuring the main bearing clearance is not possible with normal workshop equipment.
Do not remove the piston.
   
1 - Camshaft housing
q   Sealing surface must not be reworked.
q   With integrated camshaft bearings
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
q   Remove old sealant residues
q   Before mounting, apply D 154,103 A1
q   To fit, place vertically with the adjustment bolts in the cylinder head holes
2 - cylinder block
q   2-part
q   The bolts must not be loosened
  Note
Do not remove the piston.
3 - Balancing shaft
4 - Pinions
q   Do not remove
q   for balance shaft
q   Installation position for the crankshaft pinion with regard to the balance shaft pinion → Fig.
5 - Oil pump:
q   Always replace completely
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
6 - Guide pin, 20 Nm
7 - Guide rail
q   For distribution chain → Item
8 - Pinions
q   For crankshaft
9 - Pinions
q   For oil pump drive
10 - Chain for oil pump
q   Before removing, mark direction of rotation (installation position).
11 - Pinions
q   For oil pump
q   Adjust distribution timing → Chapter.
12 - Oil pan
q   Remove and install on engines with liquid gasket → Chapter.
q   Clean sealing surface before installing
q   Install with silicone sealant D 176,404 A2
13 - Bolt, 9 Nm
14 - Cover
q   Chain sprockets for operating the oil pump
15 - 20 Nm and then turn 90° further
16 - O ring
  Note
Always replace the O-ring after dismounting
17 - Mounting bush
18 - Oil seal
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
19 - Pulley
q   Do not tilt during assembly
q   Poly-V belt: removing and installing → Chapter
20 - 150 Nm and then turn 180° further
q   Replace
q   Lubricate
q   Secure pulley with retaining tool -3415-
q   When tightening, lock the crankshaft with the crankshaft stop -T10121-.
q   The turning further angle can be checked using a commercial protractor e.g. Hazet 6690.
21 - 25 Nm
22 - 50 Nm
23 - 10 Nm
24 - To intake manifold
25 - 10 Nm
26 - Oil separator
q   With heated vacuum valve
27 - O ring
q   Replace if damaged
28 - Distribution housing
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
q   Install with sealant D 174.003 A2
q   Screw two stud -M6x75- into cylinder head and cylinder block to improve guidance.
q   Fix the oil sump with two bolts to ease the fitting of the distribution casing.
29 - Cover cap
30 - O ring
q   Replace if damaged
31 - 50 Nm and then turn 90° further
32 - Tensioning plate
33 - Chain tensioner
34 - 9 Nm
35 - Timing chain
q   A roller chain is installed for engines with identification letters BZG.
q   A toothed chain will be fitted in engines with engine code CGPA and CGPB.
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
36 - Pinions
q   For camshaft

   
Installation position for the crankshaft pinion with regard to the balance shaft pinion
The marks must coincide -arrows-.
  S13-0485

Removing and installing poly V-belt > < Part I Timing belt system - Assembly overview