Contents: Replacement of DIS ignition module ⬇ Replacing the crankshaft TDC sensor ⬇ Replacing the knock sensor ⬇
Replacement of DIS ignition module
The unit is located on the back of the engine near the front wall and can be found by the four ignition cables attached to it.
When removing the ignition unit, the ignition system must be disconnected.
1. Remove the bolts and ignition cable cover from the center of the cylinder head.
2. Disconnect the plug connection at the ignition module (back left) and pull out the cable.
3. Remove the four bolts (illustrated) securing the ignition module to the adapter.
4. Pay attention to how the ignition module is installed and remove it upwards.
5. The ignition module is installed in the reverse order of its removal. Tighten the bolts securing the unit to the adapter to 8 Nm. Pay attention to the method of connecting the ignition cables (as shown in the illustration.). The cables are numbered according to which they should be connected to the ignition module.
Replacing the crankshaft TDC sensor
Replacing the pulse sensor presents certain difficulties for a person who does not have the necessary experience, since it is necessary to remove the mounting brackets of the injection valves and the rod electromagnet. Therefore, it is recommended to have the sensor replaced at a car repair shop. The sensor is removed only when replacing it.
Replacing the knock sensor
Just like when replacing the crankshaft TDC sensor, this work presents certain difficulties. If you believe that there are problems with the ignition system due to improper functioning of the knock sensor, you should contact a car repair shop.
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