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Old 03-25-2008, 11:01 AM
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Unhappy 3.0 engine base

So i had a little accident and broke off where the oil filter screws on......
i was woundering if anyone could tell me how to get the upper part of the base pan off so i could replace it (a diagram would really help too)
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i just did a quick lookup hopefully that helps. what year is ur car again?
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The car is an '02. That diagram is a good help but I need to know how to get the oil pump and chain out too.
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Do you think you could give me the parts list to match the numbers?
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that is for the pic i sent you before

1 - Torque reaction support
2 - 40 Nm
3 - Stop for torque reaction support
q Adjustment: allow stop for torque reaction support to rest on rubber buffer for torque reaction support under its own weight, and tighten bolts.
4 - 28 Nm
5 - Seal
q Renew
6 - Oil pressure switch -F1-
q Black insulation
q Checking → Chapter „Checking oil pressure and oil pressure switch -F1-“
q Renew seal
q Tighten to 25 Nm
7 - 12 Nm
8 - Washer
9 - O-ring
q Renew
10 - Seal
q Renew
11 - Screw plug, 10 Nm
12 - Oil seal
q For crankshaft
q Renewing → Chapter
13 - 10 Nm
14 - 30 Nm
q Self-locking
q Renew
15 - Sealing flange (front)
q Removing and installing → Chapter
16 - Chain tensioner
q Removing and installing → Chapter
q Lock with Ψ 3 mm drill bit
17 - Gasket
q Renew
18 - 20 Nm
19 - Guide tube for oil dipstick
20 - Panel bolt
21 - O-ring
q Renew
22 - Oil filter
q Intervals for changing filter → Booklet803
q Loosen with oil filter wrench -3417-
q Observe installation instructions on oil filter
q Tighten to 20 Nm
23 - 30 Nm
24 - Oil cooler
q See note → Chapter
25 - Guide piece
q With seal
q Renew
26 - 10 Nm
q Self-locking
q Renew
27 - Baffle plate (top)
28 - 45 Nm
29 - M7 = 16 Nm; M8 = 22 Nm
30 - Sump (top section)
q Removing and installing → Chapter
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Removing and installing oil pump
Special tools and workshop equipment required

t Puller -T10055-

t Locking pin -T40026-
t Drill bit, Ψ 5 mm
t Sealant → Parts catalogue
t Locking fluid → Parts catalogue

Removing
– Remove sump (bottom section) → Chapter.
Caution
The engine must only be turned at the crankshaft, in the direction of normal engine rotation (clockwise).

– Turn crankshaft at central bolt on crankshaft sprocket in direction of engine rotation to TDC mark.
l Notch -1- should align with marking -2-.

– If fitted, unplug electrical connector at continued circulation coolant pump -V51-.
– Unscrew plug for TDC marking from cylinder block.
– Screw locking pin -T40026- into bore; if necessary, turn crankshaft backwards and forwards slightly to fully centralise locking pin.

– Remove bolts -3- and -6- and take out oil pipes.
NoteSome oil will come out when oil pipes are removed.
– Unscrew bolts -1-, -2-, -4- and -5- and remove baffle plate (front).

– Remove bolt -4- and take out balance shaft drive gear -3-.
– Remove diamond-coated washer from drive gear.
– Remove bolts -1- and -2- and nuts -5- and -6-.

– Screw puller -T10055- alternately into M8 threaded drillings -arrows- on oil pump, and pull oil pump off cylinder block.

Installing
Installation is carried out in the reverse order; note the following:
Notet Renew gaskets, seals and O-ring.
t Make sure to clean remaining locking fluid off threads of studs -3- after removing oil pump.
t This can be done using a thread tap.
– Renew O-ring -arrow 1-.
– Apply sealant around hole -arrow 2-.

– Renew bolts -1- and -2- and nuts -5- and -6- securing oil pump.
– Apply locking fluid to nuts -5- and -6- before installing.
– Tighten all four oil pump mountings uniformly to ensure that dowel pin goes in squarely.
– Tighten mountings to final torque.
– Renew diamond-coated washer on drive gear for balance shaft -3-.
– Insert flange of drive gear (for balance shaft) through chain sprocket and onto oil pump shaft.
– Screw in bolt -4- but do not tighten.
Note
To install drive gear, press back piston of chain tensioner using a screwdriver -arrow-.

– Wrap insulating tape around tip and shaft of 5 mm Ψ drill bit to avoid cuts.
– Turn balance shaft -2- until a Ψ 5 mm drill bit -item 3- can be inserted in locating hole.
– Tighten bolt -1-.
– Pull drill bit out of locating hole.
– Remove locking pin -T10026- and screw plug for TDC marking into cylinder block together with new O-ring.

– Install baffle plate (front): fit bolts -1-, -2-, -4- and -5-.
– Install oil pipes: fit bolts -3- and -6-.
– Install sump (bottom section) → Anchor.
Tightening torques

Component Nm
Oil pump to cylinder block Nuts 20 + 120° 1)2)
Bolts 22 3)
Drive gear for balance shaft to oil pump 20 + 90° 3)4)
Baffle plate (front) to sump (top section) 10
Oil pressure pipe to sump (top section) 10
Sealing plug in cylinder block 25
l 1) Install nuts using locking fluid; locking fluid → Parts catalogue.
l 2) 120° = one third of a turn.
l 3) Renew bolts.
l 4) 90° = a quarter of a turn.
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i have directions on Removing and installing drive chain and chain tensioner for oil pump if you want too.
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I'm just curious as to where your getting this info, are you scanning from a manual, or is this from a site, looks like a great site if it is
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Thanks, every bit helps.
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installing drive chain and chain tensioner for oil pump information would help too
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