1. Inspect all parts for scratches and damage. |
1.6-liter models |
2. Inspect the surface of the rocker arm in contact with the cams of the camshaft in the presence of excessive wear and tear. If necessary, replace the rocker arm. |
| 3. Examine the surface of the rocker arm shaft and the inner surface of the rocker arm holes. If possible, measure the diameter of the hole diameter of the rocker arm and the rocker arm shaft. |
| 4. Calculate the gap. If necessary, replace the axis and the rocker. |
| 5. Measure the inner and outer diameters of the bearing of the camshaft and calculate the lubricant gap. |
| 6. Measure the camshaft lobes. |
1.8-liter models |
7. Check the lubricant gap of each camshaft bearing. Clean solvent bearings and bearing caps. Place rolls on the ground. |
| 8. Put on each bearing strip measuring plastic. |
| 9. Install the bearing caps. Tighten bolts of covers in the sequence. |
| 10. Loosen the screws in the sequence shown and remove the cover. |
| 11. Compare the width of the strip compressed with the measuring table. |
12. If necessary, replace the camshaft and the cylinder head. Clean off the remains of plastic. |
13. Check hydraulic lifts valves (1,8), if necessary, replace them. |
| 14. Measure the outside diameters of pushers or hydraulic lifts and the diameters of the holes. If necessary, replace worn parts. |
15. Inspect the cam shafts and bearings. |
| 16. Measure the diameter of the bearing shaft. If necessary, replace the shaft. |
| 17. Measure the height of each cam. If necessary, replace the shaft. |
18. Replace all the parts, the characteristics of which do not meet the technical requirements. |