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For vehicles Roomster with engine identification characters BME
–  If necessary remove engine cover with air filter → Chapter.
Continued for all vehicles
   
–  Mount supporting device -MP9-200- and take up the weight of the engine/gearbox assembly at the spindles.
–  Remove V-ribbed belt → Chapter.
–  Remove right engine mounts → Chapter.
–  Remove belt pulley for control pump → Chapter.
–  Remove guide pulley (only on vehicles with air conditioning) → Chapter.
–  Remove tensioner with tensioning pulley → Chapter.
–  Remove the generator → Electrical System; Rep. gr.27.
–  Remove the ventilation pipe of the cooling system → Chapter.
–  Interlock the crankshaft with fixing bolt -T10121- → Chapter, screw out the crankshaft screw and pull off the belt pulley - crankshaft.
–  Remove the oil pan, guide pipe of the oil dipstick and possibly also the oil level and oil temperature sender -G266- (vehicles with WIV) → Chapter.
–  Remove the connection for the vacuum regulating valve (PCV valve).
–  Screw out all the screws from the timing case.
–  Remove the timing case. Apply slight knocks with a rubber-headed hammer from outside to loosen the cover as necessary (the timing case sits on the dowel sleeves).
  Note
Cover the area around the sealing surfaces so that no sealant residues can find their way into the timing gear drive.
  WARNING
Wear protective gloves and goggles when working with gasket remover and degreasing agent!
Use a sealant remover to remove sealant residues on the timing case.
–  Clean the sealing surfaces on the timing case and the engine. They must be free of oil and grease.
  S34-0335

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