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Remove

REMOVING CYLINDER HEAD



- Remove ignition coils.

Installation Note: Place paper gasket between valve cover and ignition coil (galvanic decoupling).




- Unscrew cylinder head cover.




NOTE: The cylinder head cover uses rubber mounts and gaskets for vibrational separation from the cylinder head. Check arrangement of rubber liners.

Installation Note: Check gaskets, replacing them if necessary. Place gaskets on cylinder head.




Installation Note: When mounting the cylinder head cover, check for correct seating of gasket on back of the cylinder head.




- Remove sender.

Installation Note: Check seal, replacing if necessary.




- Take off electric wiring channel.




- Unscrew suspension eye and upper timing case cover.

Installation Note: Replace gasket. Check dowel sleeves.




- Pull cover off.




- Crank engine in direction of rotation until cam peaks of intake and exhaust cams in cylinder no. 1 face each other.
- Arrows on sprockets face up.
- Hold crankshaft in TDC position with Special Tool 11 2 300.

CAUTION: Remove special tool before operating the engine.




- Unscrew chain tensioner.

Caution: Spring pressure.




Installation Note: Align groove in piston perpendicular to the tensioning rail. Replace gasket. Torque to 50 Nm (37 ft lb).




Arrangement of Parts:
1 - Sleeve
2 - Spring
3 - Piston




- Press upper chain tensioner down and arrest by inserting Special Tool 11 3 290.
- Unscrew sprockets.




- Lift both sprockets off complete with chain.




- Lift pulse sender off of the intake camshaft.




- Unscrew console for upper chain tensioner.




- Unscrew chain guide.




- Lift sprocket off together with chain.




CAUTION: Prevent chain from slipping down with a piece of wire.




Unscrewing Cylinder Head
- Unscrew timing case cover from cylinder head.




- Unscrew cylinder head bolts in several steps from outside to inside using Special Tool 11 2 250.
- Lift cylinder head off.




NOTE: Some of the washers are locked in the standard cylinder heads to prevent them from being lost.