Honda Bmw 5 Service Manual
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- cylinder Head Removal and Installation] -
< Lift off exhaust and intake sprocltets together with secondary
chain, thrust spacer
(A), and splined shafl (B).
CAUTION-
Splined shafts share the same part number for both intake
and exhaust camshafts. Used splined shafts must be
rein-
stalled in their original positions.
Remove exhaust camshaft splined sleeve
(A) and shaft (B).
Remove secondary chain tensloner mounting bolts (arrows)
and remove tensioner with...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/34/100712/w64_bmw-5-service-manual-1509562501_d-128.png "Page 129
11 3-35
- cylinder Head Removal and Installation] -
< Lift off exhaust and intake sprocltets together with secondary
chain, thrust spacer
(A), and splined shafl (B).
CAUTION-
Splined shafts share the same part number for both intake
and exhaust camshafts. Used splined shafts must be
rein-
stalled in their original positions.
Remove exhaust camshaft splined sleeve
(A) and shaft (B).
Remove secondary chain tensloner mounting bolts (arrows)
and remove tensioner with...")
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. - ..
Cylinder Head Removal and installation] --
- Secure cylinder head bolts by torquing an additional 90
each for Stage 2 and 3.
Tightening torques
Cylinder head to engine block
(aluminum block)
Stage
1 40 Nm (30 it-lb)
Stage 2 +90°
Stage 3 80
4 lnstall intake camshaft position sensor (arrow).
4 Install lower secondary chain guide. Tighten tom bolts to
specifications. The bolt on the intake camshaft side is long
and extends into the engine block.
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. - ..
Cylinder Head Removal and installation] --
- Secure cylinder head bolts by torquing an additional 90
each for Stage 2 and 3.
Tightening torques
Cylinder head to engine block
(aluminum block)
Stage
1 40 Nm (30 it-lb)
Stage 2 +90°
Stage 3 80
4 lnstall intake camshaft position sensor (arrow).
4 Install lower secondary chain guide. Tighten tom bolts to
specifications. The bolt on the intake camshaft side is long
and extends into the engine block.
4 Install and tighten...")
Cylinder Head Removal and Installation I Remove cylinder head cover mounting studs (arrows) from center of cylinder head. - Remove crankshaft loclting tool from transmission bell hous- Ing. Lift primary chain and hold under tension, then rotate engine at vibration damper in opposite direction of normal rotation (counterclocltwise) approximately 30. CAUTION- By turning crankshait3O0, pistons are movedaway from top dead center, to prevent possible valve interference to pistons during camshaft servicing. - Remove camshaft loclting tools (BMW special tool set 11 3 240) from rear of cylinder head. 4 Remove camshaft bearing cap 1 on intake camshaft. 4 Fit BMW special tools 11 3 260 (A) and 11 3 270 (B) to cyl- inder head and screw long bolts (arrows) into spark plug threads. Tensioning pins on tool will align with the bearing caps on the intake camshaft. CAUJION- Do not over torque bolts into sparkplug holes.
11 3-38 I Cylinder Head Removal and Installation < Turn eccentric shaft of special tool to pretension intake cam- shaft bearing caps. Remove nuts on all intake camshaft bear- ing caps. - Slowly release tension on eccentric shaft and remove BMW spec~al tools. Remove bearing caps and set as~de in order. Remove camshaft and store safely. - Repeat procedure for exhaust camshaft. 4 Secure hydraulic lifters in lifter bores using BMW speclal tool 11 3 250, or remove lifters using a magnetic pick-up tool. With lifters secure or removed, lift out camshaft bearing car- riers from cylinder head. Use care to not let hydraulic lifters fall out as camshaft car- rier is removed. Hydraulic lifters should be stored ln an uprightpositlon. Used hydraulic lifters must be reinstalled into their orig- inal lifter bores. 4 Remove intake camshaft position sensor (arrow) from side of cylinder head. 4 Remove secondary chain lowerguide bolts (arrow). Remove chain guide.
. - -- - Cylinder Head Removal and Installation -- Remove bolts (arrows) holding timing chain cover to cylinder head. (Photo shows camshafts and camshaft bearing caps in place). 4 Using BMW special tool 11 2 250 or equivalent, loosen cylin- der head bolts in several stages, in sequence shown. Discard head bolts. NOJE- BMW special tool 11 2 250 is a thin-walled Torx El2 socket with an extended reach. The cylinder head bolts are re- cessed into the head below the camshaft towers with little working space. - Lift off cylinder head. Refer to 116 Cylinder Head and Val- vetrain for cylinder head reconditioning information. Cylinder head, installing, M52 TU and M54 engines Clean cylinder head and gasket surfaces of cylinder bloclc and all timing chain covers. CAUTION- Remove foreign matter and liquid from bolt holes. Trapped oil or coolant in bolt holes can cause damage to blocl~, CAUJION- Do not use a metal scraper or wire brush to clean the alumi- num cylinder head or pistons. If necessary, use a hard wood- en orplastic scraper. Also available are abrasive discs to be used in conjunction with an electric drill. Be sure to use the correct disc for the type of metal being cleaned. Evaluate cylinder head as shown in 116 Cylinder Head and Valvetrain. NOTE- If the cylinder head has been machined, a special 0.3 mm (0.01 1 in.) thicker gasket should be installed. The thicker gasket is available from an authorized BMW dealer and should be marked accordingly Cylinder head and valve specifications are covered in 116 Cylinder Head and Valvetrain.
11 3-40 I Cylinder Head Removal and Installation Lubricate camshafts, camshaft carriers, bearing caps, hy- draulic lifters, friction washers, splined shafts and spline hubs with assembly lubricant before installation. 4 Check that two cylinder head aligning sleeves (arrows) are correctly positioned in block and are not damaged. - Apply elastic sealing compound Three Bond 1209 8 to cor- ner joints on cylinder block to timing chain cover. - Place new cylinder head gasket on cylinder block. NOTE- The word OBEN or TOP printed on the gasket, should face up. The cylinder headgaslet will fit correctly in only one orientation. - Set cylinder head in position, guiding primary chain through cylinder head opening. CAUJION- Make sure the crankshaft, which had been rotated approxi- mately 30 opposite the direction of engine rotation from TDC, is still in thatposition before lowering the cylinder head into position. All pistons must be out of TDC position to pre- vent valve/piston interference when the camshafts are in- stalled. - Lightly lubricate new cylinder head bolts and washers with oil. Install bolts and washers finger tight. Install cylinder head to lower timing chain cover bolts finger tight. NOJE- Cylinder head bolts should not be reused. They are stretch-type bolts and must be replaced whenever loos- ened. * Aluminum cylinder blocls use different length cylinder head bolts and torque values than cast iron blocks. Check that all washers for Nle head bolts are in place be- fore installing the bolts. Some of the washers may be staked to the cylinder head. I 12 10 4 2 6 8 141 Tighten cylinder head bolts in correct sequence (1-14) CA U TIOW- The bolts should be tightened in three stages as listed below The final stages require the use of a BMW special tool 11 2 110 or a suitable protractor to tighten the bolts to a specified torque angle.
. - .. Cylinder Head Removal and installation] -- - Secure cylinder head bolts by torquing an additional 90 each for Stage 2 and 3. Tightening torques Cylinder head to engine block (aluminum block) Stage 1 40 Nm (30 it-lb) Stage 2 +90° Stage 3 80 4 lnstall intake camshaft position sensor (arrow). 4 Install lower secondary chain guide. Tighten tom bolts to specifications. The bolt on the intake camshaft side is long and extends into the engine block. 4 Install and tighten cylinder head-to-lower timing chain cover bolts (arrows). (Photo shows camshafts in place). Tightening torque Secondary chain guide to cylinder head 10 Nm (89 in-lb) Cylinder head to lower timing chain cover M6 10 Nm (89 in-lb) M7 15 Nm (1 1 it-lb)
1 13-42 I Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 4 Before installing camshaft carriers, examine bearing points (arrows) on hydraulic lifter bores for signs of wear. 4 Center camshaft carrier with hydraulic lifters on pins (ar- rows) at bearing positions 2 and 7. Note marks on carriers: (E) for intake side and (A) for exhaust side. Lift timing chain and put exhaust cam onto exhaust camshaft carrier. Place intake camshaft on camshaft carrier.
.- Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 4 Rotate camshafts until intake and exhaust lobes for cylinder 1 face each other (arrows). CAUTION- Be sure that cranlcshaft is stillpositioned at least 30 away from TDC. - Place bearing caps on cams, but do not install retaining nuts. 4 Fit BMW special tool 11 3 260 (A) and 11 3 270 (B) to cylin- der head over intake camshaft and screw long bolts (arrows) into spark plug threads. CAUTIOI\C Do not overtighten bolts in spark plug holes. Turn eccentric shaft of special tool to pretension bearing caps. Install and torque nuts on intake camshaft bearing caps. Tightening torque Camshaft bearing cap to cylinder head (M7) 14 Nm (10 ft-lb) Release tension on eccentric shaft and remove BMW special tools 11 3 2601270. Repeat procedure for exhaust camshaft. CAUTION- After the camshafts are installed, a minimum waiting time is required for the hydraulic lifters to bleed down before bring- ing the crankshaft andpiston back to top deadcenter. When the camshafts are removed, the hydraulic lifters can expand. This expansion can cause increased valve lift when the cam- shafts are bolted down, possibly resulting in piston interfer- ence. Crankshaft I valve timing waiting times 68.F (20°C) and higher 4 minutes 50-68F(10-20°C) 11 minutes 32-5O0F(O-10°C) 30 minutes
11 3-44 I Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 4 Secure camshafts in TDC position using BMW special tool set 11 3 240. 4 In necessary, turn camshaft slightly so that special tools are squarely seated on cylinder head. 4 Lift timing chain and hold under tension.
Cylinder Head Removal and Installation 4 While maintaining tension on timing chain, rotate crankshaft at vibration damper from 30 before TDC in direction of rota- tion (clockwise) until number 1 cylinder is at TDC position with line between the OIT (arrow) on front pulley lined up with boss on lower timing chain cover.
1 13-46 Cylinder Head Removal and Installation Double VANOS Timing Chain Components 1. Impulse wheel mounting nut 2. Exhaust camshaft impulse wheel 3. Spring plate, exhaust 4. Thrust spacer (T = 3.5 mm) 5. Splined shaft 6. Torx screw 7. Exhaust camshaft secondary sprocket 8. Secondary timing chain 9. Splined sleeve 10. Primary sprocket 11. Threaded locating stud 12. Secondary chain tensioner 13. Secondary chain lower guide 14. Sprocket mounting nut 15. Spring plate, intake 16. Splined shaft 17. lntakecamshaft sprocket 18. Locating stud 19. Thrust spacer 20. Intake camshaft impulse wheel Double VANOS timing chain components, installing, M52 TU and M54 engines - 4 Slide impulse wheel on intake camshaft, aligning boss with raised portion on camshaft (arrow).