Crankshaft Seal Ring (Rear), Replace
Remove
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For vehicles with manual transmission:
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For vehicles with automatic transmission:
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Important: Do not allow encoder
to come into contact with external magnetic fields - do not bring
into contact with metal swarf - do not damage rubberised encoder
track mechanically - do not drop
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Draw encoder (1) out of crankshaft
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Detach crankshaft pulse pick-up (2) from pulse pick-up
bracket
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Draw out plastic ring on pulse pick-up bracket (3)
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Important: Only make a hole at
the areas (1) at the 5 o'clock and 7 o'clock positions as these are
the only areas where there is a cavity behind the seal ring
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Use a suitable tool, such as a pricker (2), to make a hole in
the seal ring
Important: The diameter of the
hole must not exceed 2 mm. Otherwise, the the bolt of KM-6624 will not be able to grip
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Position the pricker at the outer edge of the seal ring
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Remove the seal ring
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Attach KM-6624 (1) to the seal
ring
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Attach KM-328-B to KM-6624
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Tap out seal ring with KM-328-B (2)
together with KM-6624
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Install
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Position new seal ring
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Position seal ring in such a way that the pulse pick-up bracket
is over the corresponding cut-out on the cylinder block
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Slide the seal ring over the crankshaft. Push on until it is
flush and sits evenly in the cylinder block
Note: Do not press in
the seal ring all the way
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Install seal ring with KM-6623
(1)
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Press seal ring all the way in
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Attach crankshaft pulse pick-up to pulse pick-up bracket
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Place encoder on crankshaft
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For vehicles with automatic transmission:
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For vehicles with manual transmission:
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