2.0L petrol engine lubrication system Mercedes Vito 1
Lubrication system — device
Pic. 2.74. Oil circulation in the engine block: 1. Camshaft chain cover, 2. Chain tensioner, 3. Oil pressure sensor, 4. Check valve, 5. O-ring, 6. crankshaft, 7. Main...
Pic. 2.74. Oil circulation in the engine block: 1. Camshaft chain cover, 2. Chain tensioner, 3. Oil pressure sensor, 4. Check valve, 5. O-ring, 6. crankshaft, 7. Main...
Pallet — removal and installation
Removing 1. Remove the engine. 2. Drain the oil. 3. Remove the cooling system pipe 10 (see fig.2.78). Pic. 2.78. Pallet: 1. Oil gauge guide tube, 2, 9. Bolt with gasket,...
Removing 1. Remove the engine. 2. Drain the oil. 3. Remove the cooling system pipe 10 (see fig.2.78). Pic. 2.78. Pallet: 1. Oil gauge guide tube, 2, 9. Bolt with gasket,...
Oil level indicator guide pipe
Removing 1. Remove the oil level indicator 1 (see fig.2.80). Pic. 2.80. Oil gauge guide tube: 1. Oil level gauge, 2. Bolt, 3. guide tube, 4. Retainer, 5. Pallet. 2....
Removing 1. Remove the oil level indicator 1 (see fig.2.80). Pic. 2.80. Oil gauge guide tube: 1. Oil level gauge, 2. Bolt, 3. guide tube, 4. Retainer, 5. Pallet. 2....
Oil pump
Removing 1. Remove tray 5 (see fig. 2.81). Pic. 2.81. Oil pump: 1. Oil pump, 2. Keyed bushings, 3. Pump mounting bracket, 4. Oil pump drive chain, 5. Pallet, 6. Oil pump...
Removing 1. Remove tray 5 (see fig. 2.81). Pic. 2.81. Oil pump: 1. Oil pump, 2. Keyed bushings, 3. Pump mounting bracket, 4. Oil pump drive chain, 5. Pallet, 6. Oil pump...
Replacing the oil pump drive chain
1. Remove tray 6 (see fig. 2.82). Pic. 2.82. Replacing the oil pump drive chain: 1. Old chain, 2. New chain, 3. Intermediate, 4. Outer cover, 5. Oil pump, 6. Pallet. 2....
1. Remove tray 6 (see fig. 2.82). Pic. 2.82. Replacing the oil pump drive chain: 1. Old chain, 2. New chain, 3. Intermediate, 4. Outer cover, 5. Oil pump, 6. Pallet. 2....
Oil level sensor
Removing 1. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. 2. Drain the engine oil. 3. Disconnect the B9.1 wiring connector of the oil level sensor (see fig. 2.94)....
Removing 1. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. 2. Drain the engine oil. 3. Disconnect the B9.1 wiring connector of the oil level sensor (see fig. 2.94)....
Pressure reducing valve
Removing 1. Remove tray 6 (see fig. 2.95). Pic. 2.95. Pressure reducing valve: 1. Cork, 2. Spring, 3. Finger, 4. Bolt, 5. Oil pump, 6. Pallet. 2. Unscrew plug 1. Be...
Removing 1. Remove tray 6 (see fig. 2.95). Pic. 2.95. Pressure reducing valve: 1. Cork, 2. Spring, 3. Finger, 4. Bolt, 5. Oil pump, 6. Pallet. 2. Unscrew plug 1. Be...
Oil pressure sensor
Removing 1. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. 2. Disconnect wiring connector B11.1 from sensor (see fig.2.96). Pic. 2.96. Oil pressure sensor: AT 11. Oil...
Removing 1. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. 2. Disconnect wiring connector B11.1 from sensor (see fig.2.96). Pic. 2.96. Oil pressure sensor: AT 11. Oil...
Oil pressure check
1. Remove oil pressure switch B11 (see fig.2.97). Pic. 2.97. Oil pressure check: 1. Tee, 2, 3. Tube, 4. Retaining ring, 5. Adapter, 6. Pressure gauge, 7. Thermometer. 2....
1. Remove oil pressure switch B11 (see fig.2.97). Pic. 2.97. Oil pressure check: 1. Tee, 2, 3. Tube, 4. Retaining ring, 5. Adapter, 6. Pressure gauge, 7. Thermometer. 2....
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