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Volkswagen Passat B6 (from the year 2004)

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Removing and installing oil pump (with balance shaft module with chain drive)



NOTE
If the repair of the engine detected by a large number of metal chips, wear, it may be a consequence of damage to the bearing of the crankshaft and the connecting rod. to avoid further damage after repair, proceed as follows.

Thoroughly clean the oil passages
Replace the oil injection nozzles
Replace oil cooler
Replace the oil filter element replacement

Withdrawal
Set the engine to TDC of the first cylinder.
Remove the timing belt.
Drain the engine oil.
Remove the oil pan.
Remove the sealing flange.
Remove the fixing bolts and remove the cover.

Fixing tensioner
Fig. 2.323. Fixing tensioner


Click on the guide chain tensioner with a screwdriver in the direction of the arrow and lock chain tensioner with locking pin (Fig. 2.323).
Remove the fixing bolts 1 and 3 of the chain tensioner.
2 Remove the fixing bolt and remove the chain tensioner.

Retaining Ring
Fig. 2.324. Retaining Ring


Remove the retaining ring 1 with a pair of pliers for retaining rings (Fig. 2.324).
Screw the bolt M3 drive shaft 2 and remove it from the oil pump.
Remove the suction tube from the oil pump.

Fixing bolts of the oil pump
Fig. 2.325. Fixing bolts of the oil pump


Remove the oil pump retaining bolts and remove the oil pump downwards (Fig. 2.325).

Setting

NOTE
Before installing check that the fitting plugs into the balance shaft module.

Install the oil pump and tighten the mounting bolts with the appropriate torque.
M6 - 10 Nm.
M7 - 13 Nm of +1/4. (90 ?�) (replace).
Install the suction tube to tighten the mounting screws with the appropriate torque.
M6 - 10 Nm.
M8 - 20 Nm of +1/4. (90 ?�) (replace).
Install chain tensioner.
First, tighten the retaining bolt 2 to 20 N ?� m, and then the fixing screws 1 and 3 to 10 N ?� m (Fig. 2.323).
Click on the guide chain tensioner with a screwdriver in the direction of the arrow to unload chain tensioner.
Remove the locking pin from the chain tensioner.

NOTE
Install the cover bolts using a threaded finish.

Install the cover and tighten the bolts to 6 Nm.
Install the packing flange.
Install the oil pan.
Install the timing belt.
Removing and installing oil pump (with balance shaft module with a drive spur gear)

Withdrawal
Remove the oil pan.
Remove the retaining ring 1 with a pair of pliers for retaining rings.
Screw the M3 screw 2 and remove the drive shaft of the oil pump.
4 Remove the bolt and remove the inlet of the oil pump.

Removable pump components Malianov
Fig. 2.326. Removable pump components Malianov


Unscrew bolts 3 and 5, remove the oil pump (Fig. 2.326).

ATTENTION
Do not loosen the bolt on the idler.

Setting
Installation is performed in reverse sequence, with the following.

NOTE
Replace O-ring.
Replace damaged or drag lock ring
Retaining ring must conform to the seating surface at the bottom of the groove.
Before installing oil pump check that the two centering dowels.

Install the oil pan.




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