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Hyundai Santa FE (2006 release)

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Operation and maintenance of car
Engine
Maintenance (engines 2,0 / 2,4 l)
Mechanical (engines of 2.0 / 2.4 L).
Removal, check and installation of the valve timing
Dismantling, check and assemblage of camshafts and pushers
Remove the support of the power unit
Removing and installing engine and gearbox assembly
The housing of the oil pump, the oil pump and balance shafts
Cylinder block
Crankshaft
Dismantling, check and assemblage of the cylinder head
Disassembly and assembly of connecting rod and piston group
Cooling system (engines 2,0 / 2,4 l)
Intake and exhaust systems (engines 2,0 / 2,4 l)
Maintenance (2.7 liter engine)
Mechanical (engine displacement of 2.7 liters.)
Cooling system (engines of 2.7 liters)
Lubrication System (engines of 2.7 liters)
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The housing of the oil pump, the oil pump and balance shafts



Dismantling

The housing of the oil pump, the oil pump and balance shafts
Fig. 2.85. The housing of the oil pump, the oil pump and balance shafts


The housing of the oil pump, the oil pump and balance shafts cm. To Fig. 2.85.
Remove the timing belt.
Remove the bolts from the oil pan.
Rubber hammer bring down the tray and remove both parts.
Remove maslozabornik and its lining.

Removal of the gauge-switch of pressure of oil
Fig. 2.86. Removal of the gauge-switch of pressure of oil


Remove the gauge, oil pressure switch (Fig. 2.86).
Remove the oil filter bracket and gasket.

Removal of the oil pump tube in the front cover
Fig. 2.87. Removal of the oil pump tube in the front cover


With the help of a special key (09213-33000), unscrew the cap of the oil pump in the front cover (Fig. 2.87).

Removing and installing plug screwdriver
Fig. 2.88. Removing and installing plug screwdriver


Remove the plug on the left side of the cylinder block and insert a screwdriver into the hole plug diameter of 8 mm. Screwdriver should go to a depth of 60 mm (Fig. 2.88).

Removing the screws on the left balance shaft
Fig. 2.89. Removing the screws on the left balance shaft


Remove the bolt of the oil pump driven gear and left balance shaft (Fig. 2.89).

Removing the Front Cover
Fig. 2.90. Removing the Front Cover


Unscrew the front cover. Remove the cover and gasket (Fig. 2.90).
Remove both balance shaft.
Remove the front cover of the oil pump cover.

Removing oil pump gear
Fig. 2.91. Removing oil pump gear


Remove the gear of the oil pump (Fig. 2.91).
Remove the screwdriver out of the hole plug on the left side of the cylinder.

Check the front cover
Check the condition of the oil passage cover. Clean if necessary.
Check the condition of the forward bearing of the balance shaft. If any failure of the bearing, replace the front cover.
Check for cracks or other damage to the cover.
If necessary, replace the front cover.

Checking the balance shafts

Balance shafts
Fig. 2.92. Balance shafts


Check for wear or scoring necks balance shafts (Fig. 2.92).
If you have a bully necks, carefully check the condition of bearings.
If necessary, replace the bearings or the balancer shaft.

Checking the oil seal
Check the oil seal lip on the absence of deterioration. Replace oil seal if necessary.

Check the gauge-switch of pressure of oil

Check the gauge-switch of pressure of oil
Fig. 2.93. Check the gauge-switch of pressure of oil


Use an ohmmeter to check for a closed circuit between the terminal and the housing of the sensor switch. If there is no continuity, replace the sensor switch (Fig. 2.93).

Setting a thin rod into the hole gauge-switch
Fig. 2.94. Setting a thin rod into the hole gauge-switch


Insert a thin rod into the hole of the gauge-switch and push the diaphragm. If between the terminal and the housing of the sensor circuit-breaker remains closed, replace the gauge-switch (Fig. 2.94).
If between the terminal and the housing of the sensor-switch circuit is open when the diaphragm gauge-switch operates vacuum of 50 kPa, the sensor switch defective. If depression is not maintained, then the sensor diaphragm destroyed. Replace the sensor switch.

Check the oil pump
Install the oil pump gear to the front door. Check for smooth rotation of the gears and no significant gap in engagement.
Check for signs of wear ring end surfaces of the front cover and oil pump (the contact with gears).

The measurement of the gap between the pump housing and the gear teeth vertices
Fig. 2.95. The measurement of the gap between the pump housing and the gear teeth vertices


Measure the gap between the pump casing and the tops of the teeth of gears (Fig. 2.95).
Nominal backlash:
Pinion ...... 0,16-0,21 mm
Driven gear ..... 0,18-0,21 mm
The maximum gap:
Pinion 0.25mm .....
Driven gear ..... 0.25 mm

Measure end clearance
Fig. 2.96. Measure end clearance


Measure end clearance (Fig. 2.96).
Nominal backlash:
Pinion ..... 0,08-0,14 mm
Driven gear ...... 0.06-0.12 mm
The maximum gap:
Pinion 0.25mm .....
Driven gear ..... 0.25 mm

Replacing bearing balance shaft

Dismantling the front bearing right balance shaft
Fig. 2.97. Dismantling the front bearing right balance shaft


With a special tool remove the cylinder from the front bearing right balance shaft (Fig. 2.97).

Removing the rear bearing right balance shaft
Fig. 2.98. Removing the rear bearing right balance shaft


With a special tool remove the cylinder from the rear bearing of the right balance shaft (Fig. 2.98).

Attaching special tool on the front end block
Fig. 2.99. Attaching special tool on the front end block


With a special tool remove the cylinder from the rear bearing of the left balance shaft. Tool fix on the front end of the unit (Fig. 2.99).
Using a special tool, set the cylinder block of the left rear bearing balance shaft.

NOTE
At installation grease the bearing and its seat with engine oil.

Rear left balance shaft bearing has no oil supply hole.

Installing the rear bearing right balance shaft
Fig. 2.100. Installing the rear bearing right balance shaft


Using a special tool, set the cylinder block rear bearing right balance shaft (Fig. 2.100).

NOTE
At installation grease the bearing and its seat with engine oil.


Driving combining oil supply holes in the bearing block and
Fig. 2.101. Driving combining oil supply holes in the bearing block and


Align the holes in the bearing oil supply and the block (Fig. 2.101).

The experimental setup of the front bearing right balance shaft
Fig. 2.102. The experimental setup of the front bearing right balance shaft


Using a special tool, set the crankcase front bearing right balance shaft (Fig. 2.102).

Driving combining oil supply holes in the bearing block and
Fig. 2.103. Driving combining oil supply holes in the bearing block and



NOTE
Align the holes in the bearing oil supply and the block (Fig. 2.103).


Assembly

Adjusting labels gear oil pump
Fig. 2.104. Adjusting labels gear oil pump


Lubricate the gear oil pump engine oil. Install the pinion into the housing by aligning the timing marks (Fig. 2.104).

Installation of the front crankshaft salnika
Fig. 2.105. Installation of the front crankshaft salnika


With the help of a mandrel (09214-32000) set in the cover of the crankshaft front oil seal (Fig. 2.105).

Installation on the crankshaft special mandrel
Fig. 2.106. Installation on the crankshaft special mandrel


Install the crankshaft mandrel (09214-32100). Lubricate the mandrel motor oil (Fig. 2.106).
Establish a new lining of the front cover. Install the front cover. Hand tighten the bolts.

Bolts of the front cover
Fig. 2.107. Bolts of the front cover


Tighten regulated torque (Fig. 2.107).
Tightening torque of the front cover bolts: 20-27 Nm.
Insert a screwdriver into the hole plug on the left side of the unit. Check the depth of call screwdriver. If necessary, change the position of the balance shaft. Tighten the new bolt shaft.
Install new O-ring plug the oil pump.
Using a special wrench, tighten the plug pump regulated torque.
The tightening torque of the oil pump plug: 20-27 Nm.

Driving laying sealant
Fig. 2.108. Driving laying sealant


Coat the oil pan flange-groove bead of sealant as shown in Figure 2.108.

NOTE
The diameter of the bead of sealant around 4 mm.
After applying the sealant set the tray is not longer than 15 minutes.

Install the upper and lower trays, tighten the bolts regulated torque.
Tightening torque bolts sump: 10-12 Nm.
Coat the threads of the gauge-switch of pressure of oil sealant. Deep-head screw 24 mm sensor.
Sealant: Three Bond 1104 or equivalent.

NOTE
Do not exceed the regulated torque gauge-switch.

Tightening torque gauge-switch of pressure of oil: 8-12 Nm.




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