The removal of the camshafts is considered when removing the cylinder head. Toothed drive belts should be replaced after about 100,000 km. A broken toothed drive belt can cause significant engine damage as the pistons can hit the valves at high RPM.
It is necessary to pay attention to the differences between the engines produced before and after May 1998.
Camshafts and timing mechanism
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Rear seal ring and crankshaft flange
Checking the crankshaft
Cylinder block
Installation of pistons and connecting rods
Assembly of pistons and connecting rods
Checking the technical condition of pistons and connecting rods
Disassembly of pistons and connecting rods
Removing pistons
Cylinder head assembly
Repair of a head of the block of cylinders and valves
Rear seal ring and crankshaft flange
Checking the crankshaft
Cylinder block
Installation of pistons and connecting rods
Assembly of pistons and connecting rods
Checking the technical condition of pistons and connecting rods
Disassembly of pistons and connecting rods
Removing pistons
Cylinder head assembly
Repair of a head of the block of cylinders and valves
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Removal and installation of a gear drive belt
Measuring the axial clearance (backlash) of the camshaft
Cylinder compression check
Engine malfunctions
Replacing the front crankshaft oil seal (produced before May 1998)
Removal and installation of camshafts (release before May 1998)
Camshaft oil seals (produced before May 1998)
Removal and installation of a gear drive belt
Measuring the axial clearance (backlash) of the camshaft
Cylinder compression check
Engine malfunctions
Replacing the front crankshaft oil seal (produced before May 1998)
Removal and installation of camshafts (release before May 1998)
Camshaft oil seals (produced before May 1998)
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