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VS4930    Issue No:1 - 23/07/08

4.3 timing adjustment - setting the VCt Units 
(Cylinder head/Camshaft replacement applications)

When carrying out work on cylinder head / camshaft replacement or 
valve timing adjustment it will be necessary to re-set the VCT /  
camshafts.

When removing the VCT Units, counter-hold the camshafts, with a  
spanner, at the hexagons provided on the camshafts. Remove the centre 
blanking plugs of the VCT Units, and unscrew and remove the centre 
retaining bolts.

Fig.8

4.3.1  Vs4933 Camshaft setting Plate

When installing the VCT Units, the crankshaft is positioned at TDC No.1 
cylinder and VS4933 Camshaft Setting Plate is inserted into the slots 
located at the rear of the camshafts to position the camshafts in their 
‘timed’ position. (Fig.8).

4.3.2

 The VCT Units are placed onto the camshafts and the new centre 

retaining bolts are inserted and screwed to finger-tight only.

4.3.3

 The timing mark of each of the VCT Units should be positioned at 

the 12-o-clock position. 
VS4931 Setting Plate is inserted onto the VCT Units and the centre bolts 
tightened to 25Nm.

4.3.4

 Remove VS4931 and VS4933 Setting Plates.

4.3.5

 Counter-hold the camshafts, with a spanner, at the hexagons 

provided on the camshafts and carry out the final tightening procedure – 

tightening the VCT centre retaining bolts 75 degrees.

warning: Do not use Vs4931 and Vs4933 setting Plates to 

counter-hold camshafts/VCT Units during final tightening procedure 

of the VCt Units retaining bolts.

4.3.6

 Insert VS4931 Setting Plate to check that the timing position is 

correct and that the timing marks on the sprockets align with the marks 
on the VCT Units near to the outer edges of VS4931 Setting Plate upper 
arms.
 

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imPortant: 

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Summary of Contents for VS4930

Page 1: ...vailable from your Sealey dealer Wear suitable clothing to avoid snagging Do not wear jewellery and tie back long hair Account for all tools locking bolts pins and parts being used and do not leave them in or near the engine warning Incorrect or out of phase camshaft timing can result in contact between valve head and piston crown causing damage to the engine IMPORTANT These instructions are provi...

Page 2: ...otation 3 Contents 1 VS3032 21 Crankshaft TDC Location Pin 2 VS4640 T7 Tensioner Locking Pin 3 VS4931 VCT Setting Plate 4 VS4832 Flywheel Locking Tool 5 VS4933 Camshaft Setting Plate VS4930 84 Case Insert Fig 1 4 1 1 Vs3032 21 Crankshaft tDC location Pin Remove the blanking plug in the engine block in order to insert the VS3032 21 Crankshaft Location Pin Carefully and slowly turn the crankshaft cl...

Page 3: ...n to release tension on to the belt 4 2 2 Measure the depth of the bore in the crankshaft to determine the correct new crankshaft pulley centre bolt to use If bore depth is 42mm use M12 x 29mm bolt If bore depth is 52mm use M12 x 44 5mm bolt Install the lower belt cover Fig 6 4 2 3 Install the crankshaft pulley counter hold pulley with a suitable Holding Tool whilst tightening the centre bolt in t...

Page 4: ...d the centre bolts tightened to 25Nm 4 3 4 Remove VS4931 and VS4933 Setting Plates 4 3 5 Counter hold the camshafts with a spanner at the hexagons provided on the camshafts and carry out the final tightening procedure tightening the VCT centre retaining bolts 75 degrees warning Do not use Vs4931 and Vs4933 setting Plates to counter hold camshafts VCT Units during final tightening procedure of the ...

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