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    Cp-- Camshaft -- Timing Chain 
    Secure camshaft sprockets and impulse  wheels: 
    Tighten mounting screws 
    (A) on exhaust camshaft  impulse 
    wheel to  approx. 
    5 Nm (44 in-lb). 
    Tighten mounting nuts 
    (6) on  exhaust  and intake  sprocket 
    assemblies  to approx. 
    5 Nm (44 in-lb). 
    Torque  down mounting  screws (A) and nuts 
    (6) to iinal 
    specifications. 
    Tightening torques  Sprocket assembly 
    to camshaft 
    initial  torque 
    5 Nrn (44 in-lb) 
    Sprocket assembly  to camshaft 
    M7 Torx screw (A) 20 Nm (I5 it-lb) 
    M6 mounting nut (8) 10 Nm (89 in-lb) 
    - Remove  flywheel locking tool  from transmission bellhousing 
    so  that  crankshaft  is no longer secured. 
    - Remove  camshaft loclting  tools from  rear of camshafts. 
    4 Crank engine  over by hand twice in direction  of rotation  until 
    cylinder 
    1 intake  and exhaust camshaft lobes  (arrows) face 
    each  other. 
    - Secure crankshaft  in TDC position with BMW special tool 
    11 2 300. 
    4 Place  BMW special tool 11 3 240 over  camshaft  ends and 
    measure clearance of tool  to cylinder head  surface. 
    NOTE- 
    * If the exhaust side  of the  tool  is not  flush  with the head  (gap 
    A), retime the camshafts  as described  laler in this repair 
    group. 
    Due  to flexible  sprocket design  and VANOS  control unit tol- 
    erances  and play,  the 
    intake side of special  tool 71 3 240 
    may  be up to 
    I mm  (0.04 in)  above the suriace of the  cyl- 
    inder  head (gap 
    B). This is normal.  Otherwise, retime the 
    camshafts  as described  in 
    VANOS timing, checking and 
    adjusting (M52 TU and 11154 engines). 
    - Remove  VANOS setup bracket from front  of cylinder head 
    - Install  VANOS  control unit. See VANOS  control unit, in- 
    stalling 
    (01152 TU and M54 engines). 
    - Install  intake  camshaft oil baffle   
    						
    							
    11 7-66 
    I Camshaft Timing Chain 
    4 install cylinder  head cover: 
    Check for  correct seating  of half-moon  seals 
    (A) in back  of 
    cylinder  head cover. 
    Use  a small amount of  Three Bond 
    1209 8 or equivalent 
    sealant  at corners 
    (B) of half-moon  cutouts. Seal  corners 
    in  front of cylinder  head at VANOS  control unit. 
    Tightening torque 
    Cylinder head  cover to cylinder head 
    10 Nm (89 in-lb) 
    - Remainder  of reassembly is reverse  of removal, noting  the 
    following: 
    Secure  all coolant hoses,  thermostat housing, engine  cool- 
    ant drains. 
    Install  new engine oil filter  and  oil. See 
    119 Lubrication 
    System. 
    Refill  and bleed  cooling  system as  described in 
    170 Radi- 
    ator  and Cooling  system. 
    Use scan  tool to check  VANOS operation with engine 
    idling. 
    Tightening torques  Coolant  drain plug  to cylinder  block 
    25 Nm (18 ft-lb) 
    Radiator cooling  fan (viscous  clutch) 
    to  coolant  pump 
    40 Nm (30 ft-lb) 
    Radiator  drain screw  to radrator 2.5 Nm (22 in-lb) 
    Vibration  damper hub to crankshaft  41 0 Nm 
    (300 ft-ib) 
    TIMING CHAIN 
    (M62 ENGINE TO 911998) 
    Timing  chains, removing 
    (M62 engine to 911 998) 
    Camshaft timing  chain removal requires  that the engine oil 
    pan be  removed. 
    Special 
    BMW service tools  are needed for timing chain re- 
    moval  and installation procedures.  The special tools assure 
    propertiming  of thevaivetrain.  Precise marks to set  the timing 
    on the  camshafts are  not provided for reassembly. Read  the 
    procedures through  before beginning  the job. 
    CAUTION- 
    Special BMW service  tools are needed  for this procedure. 
    Read  the procedure  through before beginning  the job. If the 
    camshafts are  notproperly  timed, the pistons can contact  the 
    valves.   
    						
    							
    Camshaft Timing chain1 
    - Disconnect negative cable (-) from battery. 
    CAUTION- 
    Prior  to disconnecting the  battery, read the battery  discon- 
    nection cautions given 
    in 001 General  Cautions  and 
    Warnings. 
    4 Removing top and side engine  covers: 
    Press down  on locking pins  (arrows) to  release  locks. Lifl 
    intake manifold  cover straight  up to remove. 
    Pry  out caps from  side covers. 
    Remove  fasteners 
    and covers. 
    NOTE- 
    Some  early models use 
    pry out trim caps  and fasteners  to 
    hold  the top cover  in place. 
    Disconnect electrical harness connectors  at ignition coils 
    (A). 
    Remove left  and right side ignition coil mounting fasteners 
    and coils. 
    NOTE- 
    Make  note of location  of ground  strap (arrow). 
    Remove  spark plugs. 
    - Remove posltlve (+) terminal  cable from  left cylrnder head 
    cover. 
    - Unbolt left and right side cable  ducts from fuel rail 
    Remove  air filter housing and  mass air flow  sensor: 
    Disconnect  mass air flow sensor  and intake  air tempera- 
    ture sensor electrical harnesses 
    (A and B). 
    Remove air filter housing mounting  fastener (arrow) 
    Loosen intake hose clamp 
    (C). 
    Remove  air filter housing  with mass air sensor  and intake 
    duct from throttle body  assembly.   
    						
    							
    1 17-68 
    Camshaft Timing Chain 
    4 Remove left  and right side  ignition coils  and spark plugs: 
    - Remove positive (+) terminal cable  from left cylinder  head 
    cover. 
    - Unbolt  lefl and  right side cable ducts  from fuel rail, 
    4 Disconnect fuel injector electrical connectors: 
    Pry  corner of  wire lock clip  to release connector  from injec- 
    tor 
    (arrow). 
    Repeat  for all injectors. 
    Lift off wiring  ducts. 
    4 Remove Fasteners (arrow) from lefl and  right cylinder  head 
    cover fasteners  and remove  covers.   
    						
    							
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    Camshaft Timing chain1 
    4 Remove oil lines  from camshaft supports  (arrows). 
    - Remove radiator  cooling fan and  fan shroud.  See 170 Radi- 
    ator and  Cooling System. 
    NOTE- 
    The radiator cooling  fan nut (32 mm  wrench)  has left-hand 
    threads. 
    - Remove engine drive  belts alternator and AlC compressor. 
    See 
    020 Maintenance. 
    4 Remove vibration damper bolts  (arrows) and remove 
    damper. 
    4 Mount BMW special  tool 11 2 450 to crankshaft hub while 
    aligning damper locator  pin with  hole (arrow) in  special tool. 
    CAUTION- 
    Crankshaft  center bolt is torqued  to 410 Nm (300 ft-lb) use 
    BMWspecial tool I I 2 450 to secure crankshaft  when remov- 
    ing  center  bolt. 
    - Loosen and  remove cranltshaff center bolt.   
    						
    							
    I Camshaft Timins Chain 
    4 Using special tool 11 2 450,  rotate engine clocltwise to TDC 
    with  number one cylinder  cam lobes facing each other (ar- 
    rows) 
    as  shown. 
    4 Lock crankshaft  in TDC position with  BMW special tool 11 3 
    200 (arrow). 
    - Remove BMW special tool 11 2 450  and remove  hub. 
    - Remove upper engine oil pan. See  119 Lubrication. 
    - Remove alternator. See 121 Battery, Starter, Alternator. 
    - Remove retaining bolt  for oil dipstick tube from  upper timing 
    chain cover  on right side. 
    - Remove  camshaft  position sensor from  right upper timing 
    chain cover. 
    < Remove right  upper timing chain cover: 
    Remove  chain tensioner 
    (A). 
    CAUTIOG 
    Tensioner  is under spring  tension. Release  slowly. 1 
    Release fasteners (arrows) and remove cover   
    						
    							
    Camshaft Timing chain1 
    < Remove Automatic Stability Control (ASC) throttle  body: 
    Disconnect electrical harness  from throttle position  sensor. 
    Disconnect  ASC actuator  cable (arrow). 
    Remove 
    3 mounting  fasteners and remove  throttle body. 
    4 Disconnect fuel  tank vent valve line and cap off  line (arrow). 
    - Drain engine coolant  and remove  hoses from  thermostat 
    housing. See 
    170 Radiator  and Cooling  System. 
    - Remove water  pump and thermostat  housing. See 170 Ra- 
    diator  and Cooling  System. 
    - Remove left side upper timing chain  cover retaining bolts  and 
    remove  cover. 
    4 Counter hold right intake camshaft 
    CAUTION- 
    Counter  hold camshaft  with a 27mm  open-end  wrench while 
    loosening  sprocket bolts.  Grind wrench  if necessary  to pre- 
    vent  damage  to head.   
    						
    							
    1 17-72 
    Camshaft Timing Chain 
    4 Working at right  side cylinder  head loosen Intake camshaft 
    sprocket bolts 
    (arrows). 
    4 Secure left and  right side camshafts  in TDC position: 
    Use  BMW special  tool set 
    11 2 440. 
    - If necessary,  turn camshaft so that special tools  are 
    squarely  seated on  cylinder head. 
    Working  at left cylinder head  loosen 
    intake camshaft 
    sprocket bolts 
    (arrows). 
    CAUTION- 
    Counter  hold camshaft with a 27mm open-end  wrench while 
    loosening sprocket  bolts. Grind  wrench 
    if necessary  to pre- 
    vent  damage  to head. 
    Remove BMW special tool 
    11 2 300 from crankshaft locking 
    tool bore.   
    						
    							
    1 Camshaft Timing  Chain 
    4 Secure right side timing  chain and guide  rails together with a 
    plastic wire ties 
    (arrow). 
    4 Remove lower timing  chain cover bolts (arrows) and cover. 
    - Remove wire ties  supporting guide rails. 
    - 
    Q Remove sprocket from intake camshafts and remove timing 
    chain. 
    If necessary, remove tensioning rail 
    (A), reversing rail (B), 
    and guide rail (C) to  remove timing chain.   
    						
    							
    I Camshaft Timina Chain 
    / Cylinders 5-8 
    Timing chains, installing 
    (M62 engine to 911 998) 
    4 The procedure  outlined below assumes  that the camshafts 
    are  locked  in the TDC  installation  position with special lock- 
    ing  tools  as shown earlier. 
    4 lnspect timing chain sprocltets and  chain.  Inspect guide rail 
    and  tensioner  rail 
    (arrows) for grooves  caused by chain  con- 
    tact.  Replace  any part  that is worn  or damaged. 
    NOTE- 
    If any sprocl(ets are being replaced due  to wear,  the chain 
    should  also be replaced. 
    If the  crankshaft  sprocket requires 
    replacement,  the oil pump 
    drive sprocket  and chain  must be 
    removed.  See 
    119 Lubrication System for oilpump removal 
    information. 
    - If  removed, reinstall timing chain tensioning  rail, reversing 
    rail,  and  guide  rail. 
    If  tensioning rail was removed, replace  O-ring at tensioning 
    rail oil guide. 
    Tightening torque  Reversing  rail 
    to engine block 14 Nrn (10 n-lb) 
    4 lnstall timing  chain and intalte sprocket  to intake camshaft  on 
    left cylinder head.  Center bores of camshaft flange  in sprock- 
    et  mounting  slots. Install two  mounting bolts finger  tight.   
    						
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