Procedures

Engine, Securing to Engine and Transmission Holder

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required

• Lifting Tackle (3033)

• Engine and Transmission Holder (VAS 6095) with Universal Mounting (VAS 6095/1) and Bracket for V8 Engine (VAS 6095/1-6A)

• Shop Crane -Load Cap=700-1200kg (VAS 6100)

• Lift Arm Ext./Workshop Hoist (VAS 6101)

• Supplementary Set (VAS 6131/13-7)

Procedure

• The engine/transmission subassembly is removed. Refer to => [ Engine, Removing ] Engine, Removing; the engine and transmission are separated, refer to => [ Engine and Automatic Transmission, Separating ] Engine and Automatic Transmission, Separating.

• Engine secured using the (VAS 6131/13-7).

• Place a cloth underneath to soak up any escaping power steering fluid.

- Disconnect the power steering hydraulic pipe - arrow -.






- Free up the electrical wire on the left lower coolant pipe.






- Remove the bolt - 2 - and lower left coolant pipe from the coolant hoses - arrows -.

• Ignore - 1 -.

- Engage the (3033) on the engine lifting eyes and on the shop crane as shown in the illustration.






- Tension the engine slightly with the shop crane, but do not raise.

- Disconnect the electrical connector - 3 - on the left electrohydraulic engine mount solenoid valve (N144).






- Remove the left engine mount bolt - 4 -.

• Ignore - 1 and 2 - and - arrow -.

- Disconnect the electrical connector - 2 - on the right electrohydraulic engine mount solenoid valve (N145).






- Remove the right engine mount bolt - 1 -.

• Ignore - 3 and 4 - and - arrow -.

- Remove the (VAS 6131/13-7) from the engine.






- Raise the engine from the engine carrier.

- Remove the bolts - arrows - and the left engine support.






- Remove bolt - arrow -.






- Remove the bolt - 2 - and slightly press the secondary air tube downward.






- Remove the nut - 1 - and free up the ground wire at the engine support.

- Remove the bolts - arrows - and the right engine support.

- Secure the starter on the engine.

- Secure the engine to the (VAS 6095) using (VAS 6095/1) and the (VAS 6095/1-6A) to 40 Nm as illustrated.