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2A•16 Engine repair procedures - 1.05 and 1.3 litre pre August 1985 can be replaced by socket-headed bolts to facilitate their removal with the engine in the vehicle. Note that the tightening torque for the replacement bolts is 8 Nm (6 Ibf ft). 4 If the engine is in the vehicle, replenish it with oil, fasten the alternator wire to the sump clip and lower the vehicle to the ground. 33 Flywheel - refitting 32.3 Fitting sump gasket 1 Locate the engine plate on the cylinder 33.3 Applying liquid locking fluid to block dowels. flywheel bolts 5 Locate a new gasket on the flange face then fit the pick-up tube and strainer. Insert the bolts and tighten them to the specified torque. 6 Refit the sump, timing belt and sprocket. 2 Clean the mating faces of the flywheel and crankshaft then locate the flywheel in position. Note that the bolt holes only align in one position as they are offset. 3 Apply locking fluid to the threads of new bolts (see illustration) then insert and tighten 35 Camshaft - refitting 3 32 Sump - refitting 3 them in a diagonal sequence to the specified torque while holding the flywheel stationary. 4 Refit the clutch. 1 Smear a little clean engine oil on the lip and outer edge of the camshaft oil seal then drive it squarely into the cylinder head with a block of wood. 1 If applicable (ie. the engine has been dismantled), refit the crankshaft rear oil seal and housing. 2 Clean the mating faces of the sump and cylinder block. 3 Locate the new gasket on the block (see illustration) then fit the sump. Insert the sump bolts and tighten them evenly in diagonal sequence to the specified torque. If required, the two bolts at the flywheel end of the sump 2 Oil the camshaft bearing surfaces then slide 34 Cylinder head - reassembly the camshaft into position, taking care not to 3 damage the oil seal. 3 Fit the distributor flange, together with a new gasket, and tighten the socket-head 1 Fit the valves into their correct locations in bolts. the cylinder head. 4 Using a feeler blade, check that the 2 Working on each valve at a time, locate the camshaft endfloat is as specified. valve spring lower seat in position. 5 Fit the Woodruff key then fit the sprocket to 3 Before fitting each valve seal, locate the the camshaft followed by the spacer and bolt. special plastic sleeve provided in the gasket Tighten the bolt while holding the sprocket set over the valve stem in order to prevent stationary with a metal bar and two bolts (see damage to the seal (see illustration). illustration). 4 Slide each new seal over the valve stem 6 Fit the cam followers by turning the and press it firmly onto the guide using a camshaft so that the relevant cam lobe peak metal tube (see illustration). Remove the is pointing away from the valve, then tap the plastic sleeve. follower between the valve stem and cam and 5 Fit the spring and retainer over each valve onto the ball-stud. stem, then compress the spring with the 7 Slide the cam follower clips into the compressor and insert the split collets. grooves on the ball studs and locate the Release the compressor and remove it. upper ends on the cam followers (see 6 Refit the camshaft. illustration). 34.3 Locate plastic sleeve on valve stem . . . 34.4 . . . then fit the new oil seal 35.5 Method of tightening camshaft sprocket bolt 1081 VW Golf & Jeta 3 35.7 Cam follower clip and groove in ball-stud
35.9 Camshaft sprocket (later type) with index mark aligned with timing cover TDC pointer 8 Adjust the valve clearances. 9 Turn the camshaft so that the indentation in the sprocket is pointing downwards and in line with the pointer on the timing cover plate (see illustration). 10 Turn the crankshaft a quarter of a turn clockwise so that the notch in the crankshaft pulley is aligned with the TDC pointer on the front of the oil pump. 11 Fit the timing belt to the camshaft sprocket and coolant pump. 12 Using a screwdriver in the coolant pump, 36.9 Fitting crankshaft sprocket and timing belt 36.4 Cylinder head bolt tightening sequence Engine repair procedures - 1.05 and 1.3 litre pre August 1985 2A•17 36.2 Correct fitting of cylinder head gasket turn the pump anti-clockwise and tension the timing belt until it can just be turned through 90° with the thumb and forefinger midway between the camshaft sprocket and coolant pump. 13 Tighten the coolant pump bolts when the belt tension is correct and check the timing marks are still aligned. 14 Fit the dipstick tube to the cylinder block. 15 Fit the timing cover, insert the bolts with the earth lead and dipstick tube bracket, then tighten the bolts. 36.13 Tensioning timing belt 1081 VW Golf & Jeta 16 Press the oil spray tube into the top of the cylinder head. 17 Refit the valve cover with a new gasket, locate the reinforcement strips and tighten the nuts and bolts. 18 If the engine is in the vehicle, reverse the preliminary procedures given in Section 10. 36 Cylinder head - refitting 3 1 Position Nos 1 and 4 pistons at TDC then turn the crankshaft a quarter of a turn anti-clockwise so that neither of the pistons is at TDC. 2 Ensure that the faces of the cylinder head and block are perfectly clean then locate the new gasket on the block, making sure that all oil and coolant holes are visible. The gasket part number should be uppermost (see illustration). 3 Lower the cylinder head onto the gasket then insert the bolts together with the engine lifting hooks. 4 Using a splined key, tighten the bolts in the stages given in Specifications, using the sequence shown (see illustration). 5 Refit the coolant pump, if applicable. 6 Fit the timing cover plate and insert the coolant pump bolts loosely. 7 If required, refit the camshaft. 8 Refit and tighten the timing cover plate upper retaining bolt. 9 If applicable, refit the crankshaft sprocket and timing belt to the crankshaft (see illustration). 10 Turn the camshaft so that the indentation in the sprocket is aligned with the pointer on the timing cover plate. 11 Turn the crankshaft a quarter of a turn clockwise so that the notch in the crankshaft pulley (temporarily refit if necessary) is aligned with the TDC pointer on the front of the oil pump. 12 Fit the timing belt to the camshaft sprocket and coolant pump. 13 Using a screwdriver in the coolant pump, turn the pump anti-clockwise and tension the timing belt until it can just be turned through 90° with the thumb and forefinger midway between the camshaft sprocket and coolant pump (see illustration). 14 Tighten the coolant pump bolts when the tension is correct and check that the timing marks are still aligned. 15 Fit the dipstick tube to the cylinder block. 16 Fit the timing cover, insert the bolts with the earth lead and dipstick tube bracket and tighten the bolts. 17 Refit the valve cover with a new gasket, locate the reinforcement strips and tighten the nuts and bolts. 18 If the engine is in the vehicle, reverse the preliminary procedures given in Section 9. 2A
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2A•16 Engine repair procedures - 1.05 and 1.3 litre pre August 1985<br />
can be replaced by socket-headed bolts to<br />
facilitate their removal with the engine in the<br />
vehicle. Note that the tightening torque for the<br />
replacement bolts is 8 Nm (6 Ibf ft).<br />
4 If the engine is in the vehicle, replenish it<br />
with oil, fasten the alternator wire to the sump<br />
clip and lower the vehicle to the ground.<br />
33 Flywheel - refitting<br />
32.3 Fitting sump gasket 1 Locate the engine plate on the cylinder 33.3 Applying liquid locking fluid to<br />
block dowels.<br />
flywheel bolts<br />
5 Locate a new gasket on the flange face<br />
then fit the pick-up tube and strainer. Insert<br />
the bolts and tighten them to the specified<br />
torque.<br />
6 Refit the sump, timing belt and sprocket.<br />
2 Clean the mating faces of the flywheel and<br />
crankshaft then locate the flywheel in position.<br />
Note that the bolt holes only align in one<br />
position as they are offset.<br />
3 Apply locking fluid to the threads of new<br />
bolts (see illustration) then insert and tighten<br />
35 Camshaft - refitting<br />
3<br />
32 Sump - refitting<br />
3<br />
them in a diagonal sequence to the specified<br />
torque while holding the flywheel stationary.<br />
4 Refit the clutch.<br />
1 Smear a little clean engine oil on the lip and<br />
outer edge of the camshaft oil seal then drive<br />
it squarely into the cylinder head with a block<br />
of wood.<br />
1 If applicable (ie. the engine has been<br />
dismantled), refit the crankshaft rear oil seal<br />
and housing.<br />
2 Clean the mating faces of the sump and<br />
cylinder block.<br />
3 Locate the new gasket on the block (see<br />
illustration) then fit the sump. Insert the sump<br />
bolts and tighten them evenly in diagonal<br />
sequence to the specified torque. If required,<br />
the two bolts at the flywheel end of the sump<br />
2 Oil the camshaft bearing surfaces then slide<br />
34 Cylinder head - reassembly<br />
the camshaft into position, taking care not to<br />
3 damage the oil seal.<br />
3 Fit the distributor flange, together with a<br />
new gasket, and tighten the socket-head<br />
1 Fit the valves into their correct locations in bolts.<br />
the cylinder head.<br />
4 Using a feeler blade, check that the<br />
2 Working on each valve at a time, locate the camshaft endfloat is as specified.<br />
valve spring lower seat in position.<br />
5 Fit the Woodruff key then fit the sprocket to<br />
3 Before fitting each valve seal, locate the the camshaft followed by the spacer and bolt.<br />
special plastic sleeve provided in the gasket Tighten the bolt while holding the sprocket<br />
set over the valve stem in order to prevent stationary with a metal bar and two bolts (see<br />
damage to the seal (see illustration).<br />
illustration).<br />
4 Slide each new seal over the valve stem 6 Fit the cam followers by turning the<br />
and press it firmly onto the guide using a camshaft so that the relevant cam lobe peak<br />
metal tube (see illustration). Remove the is pointing away from the valve, then tap the<br />
plastic sleeve.<br />
follower between the valve stem and cam and<br />
5 Fit the spring and retainer over each valve onto the ball-stud.<br />
stem, then <strong>com</strong>press the spring with the 7 Slide the cam follower clips into the<br />
<strong>com</strong>pressor and insert the split collets. grooves on the ball studs and locate the<br />
Release the <strong>com</strong>pressor and remove it. upper ends on the cam followers (see<br />
6 Refit the camshaft.<br />
illustration).<br />
34.3 Locate plastic sleeve on valve<br />
stem . . .<br />
34.4 . . . then fit the new oil seal 35.5 Method of tightening camshaft<br />
sprocket bolt<br />
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35.7 Cam follower clip and groove in<br />
ball-stud