New Holland T6070 Tractor Service Repair Manual 1

TS100A,TS110A,TS115A,TS125A, TS130AANDTS135AREPAIR AND T6010,T6020,T6030, T6050,T6070REPAIR

SECTION00-GENERAL3 ............................................

SECTION01-SEPARATINGTHETRACTOR3 ..........................

SECTION10-ENGINE7 ..............................................

SECTION18-CLUTCH19 ..............................................

SECTION21-TRANSMISSIONSYSTEMS20 .............................

SECTION23-DRIVELINES28 ..........................................

SECTION25-MECHANICALFRONTAXLE29 ...........................

SECTION27-MECHANICALREARWHEELDRIVE34 ....................

SECTION31-POWERTAKE-OFF36 ....................................

SECTION33-BRAKINGSYSTEM38 ....................................

SECTION35-HYDRAULICSYSTEMS42 ................................

SECTION41-STEERING67 ...........................................

SECTION44-FRONTAXLEANDWHEELS69 ...........................

SECTION50-AUXILIARYUNITS71 .....................................

SECTION55-ELECTRICALSYSTEM74 .................................

Thefollowingpagesarethecollationofthecontentspagesfromeachsectionand chapteroftheTS100A,TS110A,TS115A,TS125A,TS130A,TS135AandT6010,T6020, T6030,T6050,T6070Repairmanual.CompleteRepairpart#87693272.

ThesectionsusedthroughoutallNewHollandproductRepairmanualsmaynotbe usedforeachproduct.EachRepairmanualwillbemadeupofoneorseveralbooks. EachbookwillbelabeledastowhichsectionsareintheoverallRepairmanualand whichsectionsareineachbook.

ThesectionslistedabovearethesectionsutilizedfortheTSASeriesandT6000Series Tractors.

SomesectionsofthisRepairManualhavebeenrevisedtoincludetheNewT6000Deltaand PlusSeriesModelsT6010,T6020,T6030,T6050,andT6070.

PleasenotethefollowingtolocatenewT6000TractorModelRepairinformation:

ForcompleteenginerepairinformationforthenewT6000SeriesTractorsuseEngine RepairManual#87661796.

MostallrepairscanbecarriedoutbyfollowingtheTractoríssystemsandspecificproduct configurationsintherepairmanual.Example;16x16Transmission,AirConditioningand TSAStandardSeriesClosedCenterHydraulicSystem.

ìTSAStandardîRepairInformationalsoappliestotheNewT6000DeltaSeriesModels.

WherespecificT6000TractorModelsarenotidentifiedusethefollowingTSAtoT6000cross reference:

WiththeintroductionoftheT6000SeriesTractors,controlleridentificationscodeshavechanged.Also,the locationofthediagnosticconnectorhaschanged.TheupdatedRepairManual#87693272doesnotcontain thenewcontrollerIDísorthenewlocationofthediagnosticconnector.ThispageshowstheT6000Series controlleridentificationcodesandthediagnosticconnectorlocation.

NOTE: PleaseinsertacopyofthispageinthefrontofeachRepairManualVolumeforyourreference.

Modelscoveredare:

T6000DELTATRACTORS

T6020,T6030,T6050

T6000PLUSSERIESTRACTORS

T6010,T6020,T6030,T6050,T6070

CONTROLLERIDENTIFICATIONCODES

ThecontrolleridentifierschangewiththeintroductionoftheT6000rangeoftractors,eg.,ControllerDAfor TS-AwillbecomeControllerDRforT6000range.ThisisrequiredtoberememberedthroughoutthisRepair Manual.Seetablebelow:

CONTROLLERFUNCTIONS

Thecontrollertypeisidentifiedbyacodewhichis attachedtoeachmodule.Thecode,forexample, íDB/DSíidentifiesitasthemoduleusedonatractor witha16x16transmissioncontrollingthose functionshighlightedinthetableabove.

AllthemodulesonthetractorarelinkedbytheCAN harnessandthisalsolinksintheinstrumentcluster, geardisplay(16x16only)anddiagnosticconnector.

RefertothesystemdiagramsinSection55, Chapter1ofthisrepairmanualforfullcontroller detailsandinterconnectivity.

DIAGNOSTICCONNECTORS (ADDITIONALìCîPILLARLOCATION)

Asinglediagnosticport,2,locatedbehindthetrim underthetransmissioncontrollevers,orontheright handìCîpillar,1,tointerrogateallofthecontrollers isincorporatedintothewiringharness.Withtheaid ofspecialservicetool 380000843,theportcanbe usedtogainaccesstotheon-boardH-menu diagnostics,seeSection55,Chapter1ofthis RepairManualforfulldetails,todownloadsoftware ortoconnectinmorespecializeddiagnostic equipmentsuchastheE.S.T.(ElectronicService Tool).

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GENERALINSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANTNOTICE

Allmaintenanceandrepairoperationsdescribedinthismanualshouldbecarriedoutexclusivelybyauthorised workshops.Allinstructionsshouldbecarefullyobservedandspecialequipmentwhereindicatedshouldbeused. Anyonewhocarriesoutserviceoperationsdescribedwithoutcarefullyobservingtheseinstructionswillbe directlyresponsibleforanydamagecaused.

NOTESFOREQUIPMENT

Equipmentshowninthismanualis:

--designedexpresslyforuseonthesetractors;

--necessarytomakeareliablerepair;

--accuratelybuiltandstrictlytestedtoofferefficientandlong--lastingworkinglife.

NOTICES

Thewordsìfrontî,ìrearî,ìrighthandî,andìlefthandîrefertothedifferentpartsasseenfromtheoperatorísseat orientedtothenormaldirectionofmovementofthetractor.

PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS PERSONALSAFETY

Throughoutthismanualandonmachinedecals,youwillfindprecautionarystatements(ì DANGERî, ìWARNINGî,andìCAUTIONî)followedbyspecificinstructions.Theseprecautionsareintendedforthepersonal safetyofyouandthoseworkingwithyou.Pleasetakethetimetoreadthem.

DANGER

ThiswordìDANGERîindicatesanimmediatehazardoussituationthat,ifnotavoided,willresultindeathor seriousinjury.ThecolorassociatedwithDangerisRED.

WARNING

ThiswordìWARNINGîindicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationthat,ifnotavoided,couldresultindeathor seriousinjury.ThecolorassociatedwithWarningisORANGE.

CAUTION

ThiswordìCAUTIONîindicatesapotentiallyhazardoussituationthat,ifnotavoided,mayresultinminoror moderateinjury.Itmayalsobeusedtoalertagainstunsafepractices.ThecolorassociatedwithCautionis YELLOW.

FAILURETOFOLLOWTHEìDANGERî,ìWARNINGî, ANDìCAUTIONîINSTRUCTIONSMAYRESULTIN SERIOUSBODILYINJURYORDEATH.

MACHINESAFETY

Theprecautionarystatement(ìIMPORTANTî)isfollowedbyspecificinstructions.Thisstatementisintendedfor machinesafety.

IMPORTANT:IMPORTANT: ThewordìIMPORTANTîisusedtoinformthereaderofsomethingheneedsto knowtopreventminormachinedamageifacertainprocedureisnotfollowed.

INFORMATION

NOTE:NOTE: Instructionsusedtoidentifyandpresentsupplementaryinformation.

IMPORTANTWARNINGS

Themachineisdesignedandproducedexclusively foragriculturaluse.

Allotherusewillbeconsideredtobecontrarytothe usespecifiedbyCNHAMERICALLC,whocannotbe heldliablefordamagetopropertyorthemachine,or forpersonalinjurieswhichmayresult.

Personswhoriskimproperusewillthereforeassume theresponsibilityforanyconsequencesarisingfrom suchuse.

Compliancewiththeinstructionsforuse, maintenanceandrepairsdescribedinthismanual, aretheessentialpreconditionsforusespecifiedby CNHAMERICALLC.

Themachinemustonlybeused,servicedorrepaired bypersonneltrainedintherelevantworkingmethods andsafetyregulationsandwhohavebeen authorizedtoworkonthemachine.

Theusermustalsoobservetherulesconcerning generalsafetyandaccidentprevention,includingthe HighwayCodewhendrivingonpublichighways.

Anyarbitrarymodificationsmadetothismachinewill releaseCNHAMERICALLCfromanyliability resultingfromdamageorinjury.

CNHAMERICALLCandallitsdistribution organizations,inclusiveof,butnotrestrictto,

national,regionalorlocaldistributors,cannotbeheld liablefordamageresultingfromthemalfunctionof partsand/orcomponentsnotapprovedbyCNH AMERICALLC.

Undernocircumstanceswillaguaranteebeissued forproductsmadeorsoldbyCNHAMERICALLC thataredamagedasaresultofthemalfunctionof partsand/orcomponentsnotapprovedbyCNH AMERICALLC.

TOPREVENTACCIDENTS

Mostaccidentsandpersonalinjuriestakingplacein workshopsareduefromnon-observanceofsome essentialrulesandsafetyprecautions.

Thepossibilitythatanaccidentmightoccurwithany typeofmachinesshouldnotbedisregarded,no matterhowwellthemachineinquestionwas designedandbuilt.

Awiseandcarefulservicetechnicianisthebest precautionsagainstaccidents.

Carefulobservanceofthisbasicprecautionwouldbe enoughtoavoidmanysevereaccidents.

DANGER

Nevercarryoutanycleaning,lubricationor maintenanceoperationswhentheengineisrunning.

SAFETYRULES

Generalities

• Carefullyfollowspecifiedrepairand maintenanceprocedures.

• Donotwearrings,wristwatches,jewels, unbuttonedorflappingclothingsuchasties,torn clothes,scarves,openjacketsorshirtswithopen zipswhichcouldgetcaughtonmovingparts.Use approvedsafetyclothingsuchasanti--slipping footwear,gloves,safetygoggles,helmets,etc.

• Wearsafetyglasseswithsideguardswhen cleaningpartsusingcompressedair.

• Damagedorfrayedwiresandchainsare unreliable.Donotusethemforliftingortowing.

• Wearsuitableprotectionsuchasapprovedeye protection,helmets,specialclothing,glovesand footwearwheneverwelding.Allpersons standinginthevicinityoftheweldingprocess shouldwearapprovedeyeprotection. NEVER LOOKATTHEWELDINGARCIFYOUREYES ARENOTSUITABLYPROTECTED.

• Nevercarryoutanyrepaironthemachineif someoneissittingontheoperatorísseat,except iftheyarequalifiedoperatorsassistinginthe operationtobecarriedout.

• Neveroperatethemachineoruseattachments fromaplaceotherthansittingattheoperatorís seatoratthesideofthemachinewhenoperating thefenderswitches.

• Nevercarryoutanyoperationonthemachine whentheengineisrunning,exceptwhen specificallyindicated.Stoptheengineand ensurethatallpressureisrelievedfromhydraulic circuitsbeforeremovingcaps,covers,valves, etc.

• Allrepairandmaintenanceoperationsshouldbe carriedoutwiththegreatestcareandattention.

• Disconnectthebatteriesandlabelallcontrolsto warnthatthetractorisbeingserviced.Blockthe machineandallequipmentwhichshouldbe raised.

• Nevercheckorfillfueltanksorbatteries,noruse startingliquidifyouaresmokingornearopen flamesassuchfluidsareflammable.

• Thefuelfillinggunshouldalwaysremainin contactwiththefillerneck.Maintainthiscontact untilthefuelstopsflowingintothetanktoavoid possiblesparksduetostaticelectricitybuild--up.

• Totransferafailedtractor,useatraileroralow loadingplatformtrolleyifavailable.

• Toloadandunloadthemachinefromthe transportationmeans,selectaflatareaproviding afirmsupporttothetrailerortruckwheels.Firmly tiethemachinetothetruckortrailerplatformand blockwheelsasrequiredbythetransporter.

• Alwaysuseliftingequipmentofappropriate capacitytoliftormoveheavycomponents.

• Chainsshouldalwaysbesafelyfastened. Ensurethatfasteningdeviceisstrongenoughto holdtheloadforeseen.Nopersonsshouldstand nearthefasteningpoint.

• TheworkingareashouldbealwayskeptCLEAN andDRY.Immediatelycleananyspillageof wateroroil.

• Neverusegasoline,dieseloilorotherflammable liquidsascleaningagents.Usenon--flammable non--toxicproprietarysolvents.

• Donotpileupgreaseoroilsoakedrags,asthey constituteagreatfirehazard.Alwaysplacethem intoametalcontainer.

STARTUP

• Neverruntheengineinconfinedspaceswhich arenotequippedwithadequateventilationfor exhaustgasextraction.

• Neverbringyourhead,body,arms,legs,feet, hands,fingersnearfansorrotatingbelts.

ENGINE

• Alwaysloosentheradiatorcapveryslowly beforeremovingittoallowpressureinthe systemtodissipate.Coolantshouldbetoppedup onlywhentheengineisstopped.

• Donotfillupfueltankwhentheengineisrunning.

• Neveradjustthefuelinjectionpumpwhenthe tractorismoving.

• Neverlubricatethetractorwhentheengineis running.

ELECTRICALSYSTEMS

• Ifitisnecessarytouseauxiliarybatteries,cables mustbeconnectedatbothsidesasfollows:(+) to(+)and(--)to(--).Avoidshort--circuitingthe terminals.GASRELEASEDFROMBATTERIES ISHIGHLYFLAMMABLE.Duringcharging, leavethebatterycompartmentuncoveredto improveventilation.Avoidsparksorflamesnear thebatteryarea.Donosmoke.

• Donotchargebatteriesinconfinedspaces.

• Alwaysdisconnectthebatteriesbefore performinganytypeofserviceontheelectrical system.

HYDRAULICSYSTEMS

• Somefluidcomingoutfromaverysmallportcan bealmostinvisibleandbestrongenoughto penetratetheskin.Forthisreason,NEVERUSE

YOURHANDSTOCHECKFORLEAKS,butuse apieceofcardboardorapieceofwoodforthis purpose.Ifanyfluidisinjectedintotheskin,seek medicalaidimmediately.Lackofimmediate medicalattentionmayresultinseriousinfections ordermatitis.

• Alwaystakesystempressurereadingsusingthe appropriategauges.

WHEELSANDTYRES

• Checkthatthetyresarecorrectlyinflatedatthe pressurespecifiedbythemanufacturer. Periodicallycheckforpossibledamagetothe rimsandtyres.

• Stayatthetyresidewheninflating.

• Checkthepressureonlywhenthetractoris unloadedandtyresarecoldtoavoidwrong readingsduetoover--pressure.

• Nevercut,norweldarimwiththeinflatedtyre assembled.

• Toremovethewheels,blockbothfrontandrear tractorwheels.Raisethetractorandinstallsafe andstablesupportsunderthetractorin accordancewithregulationsinforce.

• Deflatethetyrebeforeremovinganyobject caughtintothetyretread.

• Neverinflatetyresusingflammablegasesas theymayoriginateexplosionsandcauseinjuries tobystanders.

REMOVALANDINSTALLATION

• Liftandhandleallheavycomponentsusinglifting equipmentofadequatecapacity.Ensurethat partsaresupportedbyappropriateslingsand hooks.Useliftingeyesprovidedtothispurpose. Takecareofthepersonsneartheloadstobe lifted.

DESCRIPTIONOFOPERATION COOLING

Theforcedcirculation,closed--circuitenginecoolingsystemiscomposedofthefollowingcomponents:

--Expansiontank:itslocation,shapeandsizemaychangedependingontheengineversion.

--Radiator,whosejobistodissipatetheheattakenbythecoolantfromtheengine.Thiscomponent,too,is afeatureoftheversionasregardsbothpositioningandengine.

--Viscostaticfan,withthetaskofincreasingtheradiatorísdissipatingcapacity:this,too,belongstothespecific engineversion.

--Alubricatingoilcooler:this,too,belongstothespecificengineversion.

--Acentrifugalcoolantpumphousedatthefrontofthecrankcase.

--Athermostatgoverningcoolantcirculation.

--Thecircuitmayalsoextendtothecompressoriftheversionincludesit.

LUBRICATION

Forced--circulationlubricationisaccomplishedbytheoilpump,housedatthefrontofthecrankcase. Thelubricatingoilissentfromtheoilsumptothecrankshaft,camshaftandvalvecontrol. Lubricationalsoincludesthecooler,turbo--blowerandcompressorforthec ompressedairsystemifthereisone. Allthesecomponentsoftenchangeaccordingtouseandwillthereforebecoveredunderthespecificheading.

1.Crankshaftñ2.Balancingweightñ3.Oilsumpwithsuctionroseñ4.Suctionroseinoilsumpñ 5.Oilpumpñ6.Reliefvalve.

ENGINEOVERHAUL

INTRODUCTION Removal

ToremoveenginefromtractorseeSection01 ìSeparatingtheTractor.î

DISASSEMBLY

Someoftheoperationsdescribedinthissectioncan becarriedoutdirectlywiththeenginefittedonthe vehicle,dependingonaccesstotheenginebayand ontheversion.

CAUTION

Theoperationsforremovingtheengine,asthosefor overhaul,mustbeperformedbyskilledpersonnelusingspecifictools.

FuelSystem/PreparingEnginetoMounton RotatingStand

Tobeabletofitthebrackets 380001298 (forfixingthe enginetotheoverhaulstand, 380000301)tothe crankcase,itisnecessarytoworkfromtheleft--hand sideoftheengine:

1.Removethefuelfilters(6)fromthemounting (1);

2.Disconnecttheelectricalconnection(2)from themounting(1)andtheonetotheheater (againlocatedonthefiltermounting);

3.Disconnectthefuelpipes(3--4--5)fromthe mounting(1);

4.Removethebracketsupportingthemounting (1)fromthecrankcase.

CAUTION

Todisconnectthefuelpipes(3ñ4ñ5,Figure11) fromtherelevantfittings,youneedtopresstheclip (1)asshowninFigure12,B.

Afterdisconnectingthepiping,puttheclip(1)backin itslockingposition(Figure12,A)topreventitgetting buckled.

5.Disconnectthehigh--pressurefuelpipe(7,Figure1)fromtherailchoketubeandfromthe high--pressurepump(8)andremoveitfromthe crankcasebytakingoutthebracket.

6.Disconnectthepipe9fromthehigh--pressure pump(8).

CAUTION

Dependingonthehighpressureinthepipingfrom thehigh--pressurepumptotherailandfromhereto theelectro--injectors, never:

--disconnectthepipeswiththeenginerunning, --reusedisconnectedpipes.

7.Removetheoilfillerpipe(3).

8.Unscrewthefixingscrews(1)andremovethe startermotor(2)fromitsseat.

9.Workingfromtheright--handsideoftheengine, disconnectthelubricatingpipe(1)fromthetop ofthecoolertotheturbo--blower(2).

10.Removethethermostatbody(3)togetherwith theseal.

11.Fitbrackets 380001298 intotheholes(1)and (2)inthecrankcaseonbothsidesand,using thesebrackets,securetheenginetotherotatingstand 380000301.Drainofftheengineoilby removingtheplugfromthesump.

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REMOVINGCOMPONENTSOFTHEAPPLICATION

1.Connectionforelectro--injectors--2.Enginecoolanttemperaturesensor-3.Fuelpressuresensorcable--4.Engineoilpressureandtemperaturesensor--5.Crankshaftsensor-6.Electro--injector--7.Airpressuretemperaturesensor--8.Timingsystemphasesensor-9.Fueltemperaturesensor--10.Pressureregulatorwiring--11.EDC7Ccontrolunit

ElectricalConnections

12.Disconnecttheenginecablefromtheconnectors:(1)electro-injectorwiring(6);(7)air pressure/temperaturesensor;(3)fuelpressure sensor;(11)EDCcontrolunit;(10high-pressurepumpsensor;(8) timingsystemphase sensor;(2)enginecoolanttemperaturesensor onthermostat;(5)crankshaftspeedsensor.

FuelRail

13.Takeofftheclampsfasteningittothecrankcase andremoveitcompletely.

14.Disconnectthefuelpipes(5)fromtherail(2) andfromthemanifolds(6)fortheelectro--injectors.

CAUTION

Whenlockingthefittings(4)securingthepipes(6)to therail(2),usinganappropriatewrench,youmust preventtheflowlimiters,iffitted,(3)fromturning.

15.Removethescrews(1)anddetachtherail(2).

CylinderHead

16.Disconnectthepipingfromthefuelreturnpressurelimiter(1).

17.Undothenuts(2)andtakeoffthetappetcover (3).

18.Removethenuts(7)anddisconnecttheelectric cablesfromtheelectro--injectors(8).

19.Takeoutthescrews(1)andremovetheelectro--injectorwiringmounting(2)togetherwithits seal.

20.Takeoutthescrews(5),removetheairtemperature/pressuresensor(6).

21.Removethenuts(3)andextractthefuelmanifolds(4).

CAUTION

Onceremoved,thefuelmanifolds(4)mustnotbereused;theymustbereplacedwithnewones.

22.Loosenthetappetadjusterfixingnuts(1)and unscrewtheadjusters.

23.Takeoutthescrews(2),removetherocker--arm assembly(3)comprisingthemounting(6), rockerarms(4)andspindles(5)thenremove thebridges(7)fromthevalves.

24.Removetherods(8).

25.Takeoutthescrewssecuringtheelectro--injectorsand,usingtool 380001099 (1),extractthe electro--injectors(2)fromthecylinderhead.

26.Workingonthetightener(1),extractthebelt (12)fromthepulleysofthealternator,coolant pumpandsnubpulleys.

27.Unscrewthebolt(2)andremovethetightener;

28.Removethesnubpulley(6),unscrewthebolts (7)andremovethepulley(8)fromthemounting beneath.

29.Unscrewthebolts(10)andremovethetightenermounting.

30.Unscrewthebolts(11)andremovethemounting(9)fromthecrankcase.

31.Unscrewthebolts(3)andremovethecoolant pump(4).

32.Unscrewtheboltandremovetheenginespeed sensor(5)

Proceedtoremovetheturbocharger:

33.Unscrewtheringnut(1)andremovethelubricationpipingoftheturbo--blower.

34.Unscrewthenuts(2)securingtheturbo--blower ontheexhaustmanifold(4).

35.Supporttheturbo--blower(5)and,liftingit,removetheseal.

36.Unscrewtheretainingnuts(3)andremovethe exhaustmanifold(4).

37.Fromtheoppositeside,unscrewtheboltssecuringtheintakemanifold(1)andremoveittogetherwiththeairheater(2)forcoldstarts.

38.Hookupthebrackets, 380001073 (1)witha suitableslingand,usingahoist,removethecylinderhead(2)fromthecrankcase.

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Crankcase--ExternalComponents

39.Removetheoilfilter(1).

40.Unscrewtheretainingboltsandremovethealternator(2).

41.Unscrewtheretainingbolts(1)andremovethe pipefitting(2).

42.Disconnecttheconnector(1)fromtheoilpressure--temperaturesensor.

43.Unscrewthebolts(2)andremovetheoilpressure--temperaturesensor(3).

44.Unscrewthebolts(4)andremovetheoilfilter mounting(5)fromthecrankcasetogetherwith itsseals.

45.Removethecoolerfromitsseat.

46.Removethenuts(1)anddetachthehigh--pressurepump(2)togetherwiththefeedpump(3).

CrankShaftSeals

47.Installtheengineturning/lockingtool, 380000988, (1)and 380000732, (2).

49.Unscrewthebolts(1),removethepulley(2), spacer(3)andpulley(4).

50.Theengineflywheellockingtoolcanhelpwith disassemblyofthedamperflywheel(2)fittedon thepulley(4).

48.Loosenthescrewsfixingtheflywheeltothe crankshaft.

51.Extractthefrontcovershaftseal.

52.Applytool 380000665 (4)onthefronttang(2) ofthecrankshaft.

53.Perforatetheinnerseal(1)withadrillbit (∅ 3.5mm(0.1378in.))throughthetoolísguide holes,foradepthof5mm(0.1969in.).

54.Securethetooltothesealbyscrewingdownthe 6screwssupplied.Extracttheseal(1)by screwingdownthescrew(3).

55.Useasuitablehookeddevice(3)withtheaid ofthelever(4)extracttheouterseal(2)fromthe frontcover(1).

56.Takeoutthescrews(1)andremovetheoil pump(2).

CAUTION

Notedowntheassemblypositionofthescrews(1)as theyhavedifferentlengths.

57.Removetwoopposingscrews(1)wheretheextractionpinsaretogoin(seefigure36).

58.Unscrewtheremainingscrewssecuringtheflywheel(3)fromthecrankshaft(2).

59.Removethetoollockingtheflywheel(4).

60.Screwtwoscrewsofsuitablelengthintothe holes(4)toslingtheflywheelwithalift.

61.Usingthetwoguidepins(2)previouslyscrewed intotheholesofthecrankshaft(3),guidetheextractionoftheengineflywheel(1)withtheaidof alift.

62.Extracttheseal,applyingtool 380000663 (3) ontothereartang(5)ofthecrankshaft.

63.Perforatetheinnersealwithadrillbit (∅ 3.5mm(0.1378in.))throughthetoolísguide holes,foradepthof5mm(0.1969in.).

64.Securethetool 380000663 (3)totheseal(1)by screwingdownthe6screwssupplied(4). Extracttheseal(1)byscrewingdownthescrew (2).

65.Usinganappropriatehookeddeviceandalever,extracttheoutersealfromthetimingbox.

Sump

66.Turntheengineover. Takeoutthescrews(2)andremovetheoil sump(1).

67.Disconnectthehigh--pressurepumpphase sensor.

68.Unscrewthebolts(3)andremovethetiming gearbox(4)fromthecrankcase.

69.Takeoutthescrews(1)andremovethegear(3) fromthecamshaft(2).

70.Usingthepin(1),locktheadditionalcounterweights(2)attheT.D.C.

71.Unscrewtheretainingbolts(3)andremovethe additionalcounterweights(2).

CAUTION