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Summary of components
   
Summary of components
  Note
If considerable quantities of metal swarf or abrasion is found in the oil or in the engine when carrying out repairs, this can be subject to damage to the crankshaft and conrod bearings. In order to avoid consequential damage, perform the following tasks when carrying out repairs:
–  Carefully clean the oil galleries.
–  Replace oil spray jets.
–  Replace oil cooler.
–  Replace oil filter element.
t  Before removing the crankshaft, ensure a suitable place is available for placing it down so that the sensor rotor (Pos. 4) does not rest on anything or get damaged.
t  Secure the engine with engine mount -MP1-202- on the assembly stand -MP9-101- before performing assembly work.
1 - 65 Nm + torque a further 90° (1/4 turn)
q   replace
q   tighten thread
2 - Bearing caps
q   Bearing cap 1: belt pulley side
q   retaining lugs of the bearing shells of the cylinder block/bearing cap must be on top of one another
3 - 10 Nm + torque a further 90° (1/4 turn)
q   replace
4 - Rotor
q   for engine speed sender -G28-
q   replace sensor rotor each time the bolts are slackened
q   assembly only possible in one position -holes offset-
q   removing and installing → Fig.
5 - Crankshaft
q   Axial play when new: 0.07…0.23 mm
   Wear limit: 0.30 mm
q   Crankshaft bearing pins: Ø 54.00 mm
q   Conrod bearing: Ø 47.80 mm
6 - Thrust washers
q   for bearing 3
7 - Bearing shells for cylinder block
q   with lubricating groove
q   do not mix up used bearing shells (mark)
q   Identification → Fig.
8 - Bearing shell for bearing cap
q   without lubricating groove
q   do not mix up used bearing shells (mark)
q   Identification → Fig.

   
Removing and installing sensor rotor
  Note
Before removing the crankshaft, ensure a suitable place is available for placing it down so that the sensor rotor does not rest on anything or get damaged.
–  Always replace the sensor rotor -2- each time the bolts -1- are slackened.
  Note
t  After the sensor rotor is screwed on once again, the attachment points of the recess head screws are misshapened in such a way that the bolt heads rest against the crankshaft -3--arrows- and the sensor rotor is positioned loosely below the screws.
t  It is only possible to install the sensor rotor in one position, the holes are offset.
  S13-0614
Assign the crankshaft bearing shells to the cylinder block
The upper bearing shells are allocated to the cylinder block with the right thickness at the works. Coloured points on the bearing shell are used to mark the bearing shell thickness.
The bearing shell is to be used at the location which is marked with letters, on the lower sealing surface of the cylinder block.
  S13-0615
Letter on the cylinder blockColour of the support
B=blue
G=yellow
W=white

  Note
t  The -arrow- shows the direction of travel.
t  If the coloured points are no longer legible, use the blue bearing shell.
t  The bottom crankshaft bearing shells are always supplied as replacement parts with the colour coding “yellow”.
   

Pistons and conrods > < Crankshaft