- a) Compression check;
- b) Removing and installing the cylinder head cover;
- c) Removing and installing the timing belt cover;
- d) Removal and installation of timing drive components (belt/chain, gears/sprockets);
- e) Removal and installation of camshafts and tappets;
- f) Adjusting valve clearances (diesel engines with a working volume of 1.7 l);
- g) Removing and installing the cylinder head;
- h) Removing and installing the oil pan;
- i) Removing and installing the oil pump;
- j) Removing and installing the oil cooler (with appropriate equipment);
- k) Replacement of crankshaft and camshaft seals;
- l) Checking the condition and replacing the powertrain suspension supports;
- m) Removal, condition check and installation of the flywheel/drive disk.
13. Before starting work, thoroughly clean the engine compartment and the outer surfaces of the power unit using one of a wide range of special solvents. This treatment will prevent dirt from getting inside the engine.
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14. If necessary, determined by the nature of the work to be done, the hood can be removed to provide free access to the components to be serviced (see Chapter 11), - to avoid accidental damage to the paintwork, cover the car fenders with special covers or just old blankets.

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