Special tools
- Camshaft locking pin – No.111589031500.
- Flywheel/drive plate locking tool (bell housing) – No.112589034000.
- Camshaft retaining tool – No.642589003100.
- Timing chain to camshaft sprocket holding tool – No.642589014000.
- Timing chain link kit – No.602589024000.
- Timing chain link separator (item 1) – No.602589023300.
- Timing chain link separator (item 2) – No.602589046300.
- Timing chain link separator (item 3) – No.602589046301.
- Timing chain link installer – No.602589003900.
- Timing chain link installer die kit 1 – No.602589026300.
- Timing chain link installer die kit 2 – No.602589036300.
- Timing chain link installer die kit 3 – No.112589096300.
- Tool case – No.602589009800.
General precautions
- Disconnect battery earth lead.
- Remove glow plugs to ease turning engine.
- Turn engine in normal direction of rotation (unless otherwise stated).
- Observe tightening torques.
- Do NOT turn crankshaft via camshaft or other sprockets.
- Do NOT turn crankshaft or camshaft with timing chain removed.
Valve timing procedures
NOTE: Timing chain can be changed without dismantling engine. Using the tools listed above, the new chain can be linked to the old, passed round the sprockets and then joined.
- Engine at TDC on No.1 cylinder [1] .
- Ensure timing marks on rear of camshaft gears aligned [2] .
- Ensure timing marks on rear of camshaft gears aligned with upper edge of cylinder head [3] .
- Ensure balancer shaft timing mark aligned at 12 o’clock position [4] .
- Remove tensioner assembly before carrying out engine repairs [5] .
NOTE: Bolts for camshaft sprocket MUST be renewed.
- Tighten bolt of each camshaft sprocket to 18 Nm [6] .
- Install tensioner after engine repairs [5] . Tightening torque: 80 Nm.
- Tighten crankshaft pulley bolt [7] .
- Tightening torque: 200 Nm + 90° + 90°.