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Engine timing

posted by  kilou on  Fri Mar 19 01:15 CST 2004
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Hi,

I'm currently doing the timing belt change and I took the opportunity to renew the camshaft front oil seals. To refit the camshaft sprocket I have to lock the camshafts in position with Volvo tool 999 5452 and lock the cranshaft in position with Volvo tool 999 5451. I could have both tools from my dealer so I'm ready to do the job. Unfortunately I can't find where to fit the crankshaft locking tool (999 5451). It is said that I need to remove a cover plug and place the tool in the front of the crankshaft but I do not recognize where.

Please look at the image below. This is the picture of the location in VADIS. Can anybody explain me where it is (the crankshaft locking tool in on the right side of the picture).

Thanks

NB: oh I forgot to say this is for a Volvo S40 2.0 but the procedure and location of the tool should be the same for any 100% Volvo engine.







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