17TD410023-B RLF
ENGINE DISASSEMBLY
Bearing damage, increased wear and leaks due to installing
components swapped over.
All components in and on the engine has been run-in together. If the
components are installed swapped over, they no longer fit together well.
► Keep your workspace clean and tidy.
► When you have removed parts, mark the cylinder assignment and
installation position.
► Ensure there is sufficient space available.
► Place the components in a way, that no confusion is possible.
► Install all components back into the same place where they were
removed.
Engine damage caused by small components in the engine or
cylinder head.
Operating the engine when there are small components in the crankcase
and cylinder head can result in serious damage and cause the crank drive
to seize.
► When removing small components, always cover the chain channel.
► Make sure that no small components remain in the engine.
Before you begin working, observe the following references:
– Observe that some engine components must be replaced after removal. These parts are marked
accordingly in the spare parts catalog and the work specifications will refer on it. Ensure that all required
spare parts are available.
– Before assembling components, clean all joint surfaces and sealing surfaces.
– If there is contamination in the lubrication system, cooling system or fuel unit, clean all components
concerned.
– When disposing of engine fluids, replaced parts or the whole engine, always comply with the relevant
applicable national laws and guidelines.
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