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Engine, Installing






Engine, Installing

Tightening Specifications

Tightening specifications only apply to lightly greased, oiled, phosphated or blackened nuts and bolts.

Additional lubricants, such as engine or transmission oil are permissible, although lubricants containing graphite are not.

Do not use any degreased parts.

Tolerance for tightening specifications ±15%.

Tightening specifications => [ Subframe, Assembly Overview ] Subframe, Assembly Overview.

Additional Tightening Specifications






Transmission to Engine Bolts










Procedure

Installation is in reverse order of removal, note the following:

Replace bolts which have been tightened to specifications.

Replace sealing rings, seals and self locking nuts and bolts.

Replace bolts for securing torque converter to drive plate with new original bolts.

Secure all hose connections using hose clamps appropriate for the model type.

When installing, place all cable ties and heat insulating sleeves in same locations.

- Install right engine support.

- If no alignment sleeves for centering engine and transmission are present in cylinder block, insert sleeves.





- Check torque converter installation dimension.

When torque converter is installed correctly, distance between lower contact surfaces of threaded holes at torque converter and contact surface of bell housing on automatic transmission is approximately 25 mm.

If torque converter is not completely inserted, distance is approximately 10 mm.

- Before guiding engine and transmission together, rotate torque converter and drive plate so that holes or threaded holes are same height as opening for removed starter - arrows -.





- Attach transmission to engine.

Risk of destroying transmission due to torque converter inserted incorrectly.

Keep checking whether the torque converter behind the drive plate can be turned before and during tightening of the bolts at engine/transmission connection.

If torque converter cannot be rotated, the ATF pump coupling plate and therefore the transmission are destroyed when connections are tightened to final torque.

- Install ATF lines.

Continuation for All

- Install power steering pressure line.

- Install starter.

With 4 Zone Climate Control

- Install rear coolant pipes => [ Rear Coolant Pipes, with 4 Zone Climate Control ] Rear Coolant Pipes, With 4 Zone Climate Control.

Continuation for All

- Install front driveshaft to transfer case.

- Install primary catalytic converters => [ Primary Catalytic Converters ] Primary Catalytic Converters.

- Install main catalytic converters => [ Main Catalytic Converters ] Main Catalytic Converters.

- Slowly guide engine/transmission assembly with subframe into body from below using scissor lift table (VAS 6131 A), ensuring drive shaft boots are not damaged.





- Align subframe, engine carrier and transmission carrier using marks made on longitudinal members during removal.

- Tighten bolts for subframe, engine carrier and transmission carrier only to specified torque. Do not tighten further (tighten bolts only after axle alignment).

Risk of accident due to loose connections.

Vehicle must not be driven in this condition.

The rest of installation is in reverse order of removal, note the following:

- Install universal joint on steering gear.

- Install selector lever cable and check adjustment

- Tighten driveshaft to rear of transfer case.

- Install stabilizer bar.

- Install brake caliper.

- Install struts (coil spring).

- Install struts (air suspension).

- Install Engine Control Module (ECM).

- Install refrigerant lines.

- Electrical connections and routing.

- Follow measures after connecting battery.

Risk of destroying control modules with excess voltage.

Do not use a battery charger for starting assistance!

- Install wiper arms and adjust

- Fill engine oil and check oil level.

- Before starting engine for the first time, check hydraulic oil in power steering reservoir.

Power steering pump must not run dry.

- Charge A/C system => Refrigerant R134a - Servicing 87.

- Fill with coolant => [ Filling ] Service and Repair.

Do not use drained coolant in the following situations:

If the cylinder head or cylinder block was replaced.

If the coolant is contaminated.

- Align subframe and engine carrier.

- Align transmission carrier and tighten.

- On a vehicle with air suspension, deactivate vehicle lift mode.

- Perform axle alignment.

Risk of accident due to loose connections.

Tighten subframe bolts to final torque after axle alignment.

- Install exhaust system free of stress => [ Exhaust System, Installing ] Service and Repair.

- Check ATF level.