Hazet 4794/48, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Maintenance work on engines must be carried out only by experienced mechanics.
Always wear personal protective equipment.
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Design and Function
ATTENTION:
You MUST ensure that the correct
Crankshaft Locking Tool is used for
the type of crankshaft sprocket fit-
ted.
• The crankshaft is turned clockwise to TDC po­
sition,
• No.1 cylinder.
• The crankshaft gear is locked in timed position
using the Crankshaft Locking Tool applicable
to the type of crankshaft sprocket fitted to the
engine.
• The tool locates into the sprocket teeth and
at the same time into the hole in the oil seal
housing.
• The tool slides into the sprocket teeth from the
front face of the crankshaft sprocket. It cannot
locate correctly if only placed directly on to the
top of the teeth.
CAUTION:
The timing mark “arrow” on the Crank­
shaft Locking Tools MUST align with
the timing mark on the crankshaft
sprocket. If the incorrect tool has been
selected, the timing marks will not align. Tempo­
rarily remove the plastic knob off 2588­1 Tool to
improve visibility of the timing marks. The engine
must be positioned at TDC BEFORE the tool is
fitted. If the engine is turned passed the TDC po­
sition, turn the crankshaft back ? turn and then
forward again to insert the tool.
Timing Belt Replacement
1.6, 1.8, 2.0 Engines with twin cams
Camshaft Locking Tools 3088-15 (yellow) and
3088-16 (blue)
NOTICE
These tools are colour-coded for
engine use identification.
Prior to model year 1999 the 1.8 16V
EcoTec engine was based on the 2.0 16V and
uses Locking Tool 3088­15 (yellow). From model
year 1999 the 1.8 16V is based on the 1.6 16V and
uses Locking Tool 3088­16 (blue). These tools are
inserted between the two camshaft sprockets, lo­
cating firmly into the gear teeth of the sprockets.
This action locks the sprockets to prevent them
from turning out of their timed position, when
timing belt is removed. Camshaft timing marks
MUST align before inserting locking tool.
NOTICE
OPEL camshaft timing marks vary in
position according to the model of en­
gine. For example, they can be at the
top ( 3 A ), or centered ( 3 B ). Check service infor­
mation carefully.