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Step 9
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Screw two M6 x 35 mm screws (G) into the cylinder
block, to guide the radial seal carrier.
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Tighten the large hexagon nut of the installation tool to
35 Nm. Thus, the control ring is pressed onto the
crankshaft.
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After tightening the hexagon nut, there must be a small
gap between the radial seal carrier and the cylinder
block.
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Screw large hexagon nut B to the end of the threaded
spindle.
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Remove the two guide screws G from the cylinder block.
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Unscrew the three knurled screws D from the housing.
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Remove sealing lip support ring, then remove installation
tool (C).
Step 10
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The control ring is in the correct position on the
crankshaft when there is a gap -a- = 0.5 mm between the
crankshaft flange H and the control ring I.
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Position a gauge caliper to the crankshaft flange.
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Measure distance -a- between crankshaft flange and
timing ring. This can also be done with a hair ruler on the
crankshaft flange and feeler gauges to measure the
distance.
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If the measure for -a- is too small:
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Press control ring (continue with step 11).
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If the measure for -a is correct:
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Insert new screws in the radial seal carrier.
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Tighten the new screws alternately and diagonally to 15
Nm.
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See Step 1: Insert crankshaft speed sensor and tighten
mounting bolt to 5 Nm.
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Mount oil pan.
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Mount intermediate washer.
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Fit flywheel with new screws.
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Tighten fixing screws to 60 Nm + one quarter turn (90°).
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