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REPAIR MAINTENANCE OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES
Volkswagen Passat B6 (from the year 2004)

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Passat B6
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Removing Engine
Removing and installing V-ribbed belt
Replacing crankshaft oil seal on the side of the pulley
Removing and installing sealing flange on the side of the pulley
Replacing crankshaft oil seal on the flywheel side
Removal and installation of the gauge of number of turns of the motor shaft
Removing and installing needle bearing flywheel
Piston and connecting rod
Cylinder Head
Removing and installing cylinder head cover
Removal, installation and tension of the toothed belt
Removal and installation of the cylinder head
Valve gear
Removal and installation of roller levers exhaust valves
Removal and installation of roller levers intake valves
Checking the valve guides
Replacing valve stem seals
Removal and installation of camshafts
Removing and installing camshaft oil seal
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Replacing crankshaft oil seal on the flywheel side



Pulling out sealing flange with a wheel sensor
Remove the gearbox.
Remove the flywheel.
Remove the intermediate plate.

Installing the crankshaft at TDC
Fig. 2.263. Installing the crankshaft at TDC


Place the crankshaft in the TDC position of the cylinder as shown in Figure 2.263.
Remove the oil pan.

NOTE
In order to more clearly display the assembly operations, they are shown at the removed engine.
When assembling the engine installed and removed the same transmission.


Removing the speed sensor of the motor shaft
Fig. 2.264. Removing the speed sensor of the motor shaft


Remove the speed sensor of the motor shaft (Fig. 2.264).
Remove the mounting bolts of the sealing flange.

NOTE
The sealing flange and the wheel sensor is extruded from the crankshaft with three bolts M6x35 mm.


Bolts sealing flange
Fig. 2.265. Bolts sealing flange


Screw three bolts M6 x 35 mm threaded holes in the sealing flange (Fig. 2.265).
Alternating, screw the (maximum one half turn (180 ?�) for each screw) bolts in the sealing flange and press out it with the wheel of the crankshaft sensor.

Pressing the sealing flange with a wheel sensor

Mounting device
Fig. 2.266. Mounting device: A - the pressing surface; B - hex nut; C - mounting cup; D - the locking pin; E - Allen screw; F - the guide pin for diesel engines (black leather); G - the guide pin for gasoline engines (red handle)


Mounting device is installed in the correct position relative to the crankshaft by the guide pin, which is part of the crankshaft hole (Fig. 2.266).

NOTE
Sealing flange with a seal from the support ring has politetrafluoraetilena working edge. This support ring serves as a mounting sleeve, so remove it before installing prohibited.
Once out of the box and the wheel flange sensor disconnect, or scroll prohibited.
The wheel sensor is mounted in position by locking pin on the mounting device.
The sealing flange and a gland is one member, so they can be replaced only with the wheel sensor.

Install the gland with a wheel sensor on the jig (A)
Remove the hex nut in almost clamping surface A spindle.

Installing the mounting device in a vise
Fig. 2.267. Installing the mounting device in a vise


Hold the assembly tool for clamping surface A lead screw in a vise (Fig. 2.267).
Squeeze mounting cups with down until it rested on the hex nut B.
Tighten the hex nut on the spindle so that the inside of the mounting device and mounting cup were on the same level.

Safety clip
Fig. 2.268. Safety clip


Remove the protective clip with a new sealing flange (Fig. 2.268).

NOTE
The wheel sensor removed from the sealing flange or scroll prohibited.


Fixing the hole and mark the flange
Fig. 2.269. Fixing the hole and mark the flange


A locking hole in the wheel sensor C must coincide with the mark at the flange (Fig. 2.269).
Place the flange face on a clean flat surface.

Install the support ring
Fig. 2.270. Install the support ring


Squeeze the backup ring working edge A in the direction of the arrow down until it rests on a flat surface (Fig. 2.270).

The edge of the wheel sensor
Fig. 2.271. The edge of the wheel sensor


The upper edge of the wheel sensor and the front edge of the flange should be at the same level (Fig. 2.271).

Installation of the flange on the mounting device
Fig. 2.272. Installation of the flange on the mounting device


Place the flange face to mounting device so that the locking pin into the hole in the wheels of the sensor (Fig. 2.272).

NOTE
Make sure that the flange lies on jig smoothly.


Tightening bolts mounting device
Fig. 2.273. Tightening bolts mounting device


Push the flange and the support ring in the working edge during tightening three screws knurled And on the surface of the mounting device to the locking pin can not slip out of the hole in the wheel sensor (Fig. 2.273).

NOTE
When mounting flange should pay attention to the wheel sensor was fixed in the jig.

Installing the mounting device with a sealing flange on the crankshaft flange (B)
Crankshaft flange must be cleaned of oil and grease.
The engine is at TDC cyl. 1.
Remove the hexagonal nut B until the end of the lead screw.

Hex nut and mounting cup
Fig. 2.274. Hex nut and mounting cup


Push down on the lead screw assembly tool in the direction of the arrow to lay down in the hex nut on the mounting cup A (Fig. 2.274).
Align the mounting cup with the flat side to the junction with the crankcase oil pan.

Securing the mounting device on the flange of the crankshaft
Fig. 2.275. Securing the mounting device on the flange of the crankshaft


Secure the jig with bolts and hexagon socket A on the flange of the crankshaft (Fig. 2.275).

NOTE
Screw the screws with hexagon socket A roughly 5-th the threads in the crankshaft flange.


Screwing bolts for adjusting the direction of the sealing flange
Fig. 2.276. Screwing bolts for adjusting the direction of the sealing flange


Screw the two bolts M7 x 35 mm A cylinder block for guiding the sealing flange (Fig. 2.276).

Screwing mounting device to the flange of the crankshaft (C)

Screwing mounting device
Fig. 2.277. Screwing mounting device


Push the mounting cup with his hands in the direction of the arrow to the support ring in the working edge pressed against the crankshaft flange A (Fig. 2.277).
Insert the guide pin for diesel engines (black leather) F into the hole of the crankshaft. In this way, the wheel sensor is installed in the final assembly position.

NOTE
Guide pin for gasoline engines (red handle) D inserted into the threaded hole of the crankshaft is prohibited.

By hand tighten the two screws with hexagon socket mounting device.
Screw the hex nut E on the lead screw so that it is pressed against the mounting cup C.
Pressing the wheel sensor on the crankshaft flange using a mounting device (D)

Tightening the hexagon nut mounting device
Fig. 2.278. Tightening the hexagon nut mounting device


Tighten the hex nut mounting device with a torque wrench and nozzle with a torque of 35 Nm (Fig. 2.278).

NOTE
After tightening the hex nut to 35 Nm between the cylinder block and the sealing flange has yet to be a small space.

Check the mounting position of the wheel on the crankshaft sensor (E)
Remove the hex nut of E before the end of the lead screw.
Unscrew the two screws A from the cylinder.
Remove the three screws in the thumb of the sealing flange.
Remove the assembly tool.
Remove the support ring of the working edge.

The exact position of the sensor
Fig. 2.279. The exact position of the sensor


The wheel sensor takes the exact mounting position on the crankshaft when the crankshaft flange between A and B has a wheel sensor A distance of 0.5 mm (Fig. 2.279).
Attach the caliper to the crankshaft flange.

Measure the distance between the flange of the crankshaft and the wheel sensor
Fig. 2.280. Measure the distance between the flange of the crankshaft and the wheel sensor


Measure the distance between the flange and the crankshaft sensor and the wheel (Fig. 2.280).
And if the distance is insufficient, press-fit wheel sensor deeper.
When the distance a is reached, screw the new sealing flange fixing bolts, alternating crosswise with torque 15 Nm.
Install the speed sensor and the motor shaft zapotyanite retaining bolt to 5 N ?� m (Fig. 2.264).
Install the oil pan.
Install intermediate plate.
Screw the new flywheel bolts. Zapotyanite fixing bolts with a torque of 60 Nm + 1/4 turn (90 ?�).




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