The injection system consists of a high-pressure section (maximum approx. 120 bar) and a low-pressure section (approx. 6 bar).
Prior to opening the high-pressure area, the fuel pressure in the high-pressure area must be reduced to a residual pressure of approx. 6 bar. The appropriate procedure is described in the chapter on releasing pressure in the high-pressure section → Chapter.
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Separate fuel supply line -arrow-.
Note
Catch escaping fuel in a cloth.
Caution
Only grasp high-pressure pump on housing when removing and installing!
When the high-pressure piston spring package loosens the high-pressure pump will leak and must be replaced.
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Pull connector -1- and fuel supply line -2- off high-pressure pump.
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Loosen union nuts -3- and remove high-pressure line.
Note
Use a spanner to counterhold threaded connections on high-pressure pump and on fuel rail when loosening union nuts.
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Remove securing bolts -4- from high-pressure pump and pull it out of cylinder head cover using tappet.
Installing
Caution
Only grasp high-pressure pump on housing when removing and installing!
When the high-pressure piston spring package loosens the high-pressure pump will leak and must be replaced.
Note
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Moisten high-pressure pump roller tappet with clean engine oil.
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The high-pressure pump O-ring must be renewed.
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Slide roller tappet -1- into cylinder head cover.
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Insert new, lubricated O-ring -2- in groove of high-pressure pump -3-.
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Place high-pressure pump -3- onto cylinder head cover.
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Screw in securing bolts -4- by hand until bolt heads are seated on flange.
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Tighten securing bolts evenly until flange is seated on camshaft housing.
Specified torque: 20 Nm
Note
Counterhold threaded connections on high-pressure pump and on fuel rail using wrench when tightening union nuts.
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Tighten union nuts -3- of high-pressure line to 25 Nm.
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Secure fuel supply line -2- and connector -1- to high-pressure pump.