Hydraulic Chain Tensioner, Replace (Primary)
Remove
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Remove air cleaner housing (4)
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If present: unclip bonnet contact switch (1)
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Unclip tank vent line (3)
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Release and disconnect wiring harness plug of hot film mass air
flow meter (7)
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Unclip wiring harness (6) from bracket
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Detach cylinder head cover
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Set up crankshaft
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Turn crankshaft in the direction of rotation of the engine to
10° before TDC (arrow)
Note: This results in
an untensioned timing chain drive state which prevents the timing
chain from jumping off
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Remove chain tensioner of camshaft timing chain (1)
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Install
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Pre-tension chain tensioner
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Detach retaining ring (2)
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Pull piston (3) out of housing (1)
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Tension piston at square in vice
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Lock inner piston (4) to last detent (5) by turning
clockwise
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Insert piston into housing
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Tension chain tensioner 75 Nm
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Tension chain tensioner
Note: Undo lock by
pressing down the chain in the area of the tension rail for the
camshaft timing chain.
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Attach cylinder head cover
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Install air cleaner housing
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Attach air cleaner housing to wheelhouse
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Attach air intake hose to throttle valve module
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Attach engine vent hose to timing case
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Attach wiring harness plug to hot film mass air flow meter
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If present: clip in bonnet contact switch
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Check and correct engine oil level
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Observe specified engine oil quantity
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Start engine and allow to run until oil pressure control
indicator goes off
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Check engine oil level, correct if necessary
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