Engine specifications and data Technical characteristics of engines are given in tables 3.1 a-c, technical data - in table 3.2. Table 3.1a. Specifications for 4G13 12V motors Table 3.1b....
Toothed timing belt — design description The timing belt for SOHC engines is shown in fig. 3.4, DOHC - in fig. 3.5. Pic. 3.4. Timing belt for SOHC engines: 1 - Upper protective cover of the timing belt; 2 -...
Toothed timing belt — check 1. Replace the toothed belt if the following defects are found: hardened rubber on the outside of the belt. If the outer side of the belt is shiny, inelastic, and so...
Toothed Timing Belt — Installation SOHC engines 1. Align the TDC mark on the camshaft with the mark on the cylinder head (pic. 3.7). Pic. 3.7. Align the TDC mark on the camshaft with the mark on the...
Intake and exhaust manifolds The intake and exhaust manifolds of SOHC engines with a carburetor are shown in fig. 3.23, SOHC engines with MPI injection - in fig. 3.24, 16V SOHC engines with MPI...
Rocker arms, rocker shafts and camshaft Rocker arms, rocker axles and camshaft of SOHC 12V engines are shown in fig. 3.28, SOHC 16V motors (up to 2000 onwards) - in fig. 3.29 SOHC 16V motors (since 2000) - in...
Camshaft — check and installation 1. Measure the cam height and replace the camshaft if the measured value exceeds the limit (pic. 3.32). The heights of the camshaft cams are shown in Table 3.3. Pic....
Camshaft bearing caps — installation 1. Position the camshaft adjusting pins as shown in Figure 3.34a. With this position of the adjusting pins of the camshafts, the grooves for tightening the bolts for...
Rocker arms and rocker axles — installation Installing the rocker axle 1. On SOHC 12V engines: the rocker shaft with the larger chamfer on the end is placed in the direction of the flywheel. On SOHC 16V engines:...
Valve clearance adjustment 1. Set the piston of the first cylinder to TDC on the compression stroke. 2. Adjust the valves shown in fig. 3.39a,b. To do this, loosen the locknut of the adjusting...
Cylinder head and valves The cylinder head and valves for SOHC 12V engines are shown in fig. 3.42, SOHC 16V engines - in fig. 3.43, DOHC engines - in fig. 3 44. Pic. 3.42. Cylinder head and...
Cylinder head — check 1. Using a fine ruler and feeler gauge, check the deformation of the cylinder head sealing surface (pic. 3.45). If the deformation exceeds the maximum allowable value,...
Valves — check 1. Check the valve disc for tightness. Correct it if necessary. The working surface of the valve seat must be in the middle of the valve disc and evenly distributed...
Valve spring — check 1. Measure the free length of the valve spring (pic. 3.47). If the value obtained is less than the maximum allowable value, the spring must be replaced. Pic. 3.47....
Valve stem guide — check 1. Measure clearance between valve guide and valve stem (pic. 3.48). If the value is out of range, replace the valve or valve guide (or both parts). The clearance values...
Valve seat — inspection, processing and replacement Examination 1. Install the valve. Press the valve stem against the seat and measure the distance from the end of the stem to the working surface of the valve spring seat...
Valve Stem Guide Replacement 1. Press out the valve stem guide bushing from the cylinder block side. 2. Drill in a head of the block of cylinders a hole for the directing plug of a core of the valve...
Connecting rod and piston — design description The connecting rod and piston group is shown in fig. 3.53. Pic. 3.53, Connecting rod and piston group: 1 - Nut of the bottom cover of the connecting rod; 2 - The bottom...
Piston rings — check 1. Check the piston rings for excessive wear, damage or breaks and replace with new ones if defective. If the piston was replaced, it was necessary to replace the piston...
Connecting rod bearings — check 1. Bearings are selected according to the identification marks or color markings of the crankshaft and connecting rod (pic. 3.56a,b and table 3.7). Pic. 3.56a....
Crankshaft and cylinder block The crankshaft and the block of cylinders are shown on fig. 3.57. Pic. 3.57. Crankshaft and cylinder block: 1, 3, 8, 17 - Bolts; 2, 5 - Flywheels; 4, 6, 9 - Intermediate...
Cylinder block — check 1. Visually inspect for cracks and corrosion; To do this, carry out a powder test. If possible, repair defects or replace the cylinder block. 2. Check that the top is...
Main bearing shells — installation 1. Liners are selected in accordance with the identification marks or color marking of the crankshaft, for which table 3.8 is used. If the bearings cannot be identified,...
Main bearing caps — installation 1. The underside of each cap is marked with the main bearing cap number and has an arrow showing the direction towards the front of the engine (pic. 3.60). Starting with...
Oil pump and sump — design description The oil pump and engine sump are shown in fig. 3.62. Pic. 3.62. Oil pump and engine sump: 1 - Oil filter; 2 - Threaded drain plug; 3 - Oil seal; 4.Support gearbox; 5 -...
Oil pump and sump — check 1. Install the rotor in the front crankcase cover. 2. Measure the radial clearance with a feeler gauge (pic. 3.63). Rated value: 0.06-0.18mm. Pic. 3.63. Radial clearance...
Tightening torques for elements and parts of 4G1 engines Engine mounting elements Tightening torque, Nm coolant pump pulley bolt 9 Generator rack (from the generator side) 22 Generator rack (tightened with coolant pump) 23...
Changes in the design of 4G1 engines since 2001 Technical data of the 4G1 engine after 2001 are given in table 17.1. Table 17.1. Technical data of the 4G1 engine after 2001 Options Rated value Intake air temperature...