Engine timing, valve train,  M110

Replacing threaded bushing and valve adjusting screw

 

 

05—212 Replacing threaded bushing and valve adjusting screw

 

Valve clearance
Cold engine (approx. 20 °C)
Warm engine (60 °C ± 15°C)

 

Intake
0.101)
0.151)

 

Exhaust
0.25
0.30

 

0.05 mm more for consistent outside temperatures below —20 °C.

 

Tightening torques
Nm
Cylinder head cover bolts and capped nuts
5
Cylinder head threaded bushing
80
Valve adjusting screw
20-40
Special tools

 

 

Depressor for valve spring
m110 - 0146-1.jpg
110 589 04 61 00

 

cm
Valve adjusting wrench 17 mm, 1/2″ square, for checking torque of adjusting screw
m110 - 0146-2.jpg
110 589 00 01 00
OS

 

Valve adjusting wrench 17 mm

m110 - 0146-3.jpg

11004-7003
110 589 01 01 00

 

Contact grip to turn engine (part of compression recorder 001 589 46 21 00)
m110 - 0146-4.jpg
001 589 46 21 08

 

05.2-212/1 F3

 

 

 

Note
If torque of valve adjusting screw is less than 20 Nm (2 kpm), replace valve adjusting screw (2) or threaded bushing (3) with valve adjusting screw (2).
m110 - 0147-1.jpg
1    Spring clamp
2    Valve adjusting screw
3    Threaded bushing
4    Pressure pad

 

The torque can be checked with a valve adjusting wrench, part number 110 589 00 01 00 and a torque wrench (e. g. part number 000 589 27 21).
m110 - 0147-2.jpg

 

Replacing
m110 - 0147-3.jpg
1 Remove rocker arms (05—230).

 

2 Unscrew threaded bushing with valve adjusting screw.
m110 - 0147-4.jpg

 

05.2-212/2

 

 

 

Attention!
Only use valve adjusting screws with an oil bore (arrow).
3 Coat threads of threaded bushing with valve adjust­ing screw with tallow, install and tighten threaded bushing to a torque of 80 Nm (8 kpm).
Attention!
Threaded bushing must be free of burrs when instal­ling, since these would find their way into the oil circuit.
m110 - 0148-1.jpg

 

105-12453

 

4 Install rocker arms (05-230).
m110 - 0148-2.jpg

 

5 Adjust valve clearance (05—210).

m110 - 0148-3.jpg

V. 7

 

05.2-212/3