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Volkswagen VR6 Timing Chain Guide

The document provides detailed instructions for the removal and installation of timing chains and gears for various Volkswagen models, including necessary special tools and general precautions. It emphasizes the importance of proper alignment, torque specifications, and the bleeding of tensioners during the process. Additionally, it highlights the need to disconnect the battery and avoid turning the crankshaft or camshaft with timing components removed.

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Volkswagen VR6 Timing Chain Guide

The document provides detailed instructions for the removal and installation of timing chains and gears for various Volkswagen models, including necessary special tools and general precautions. It emphasizes the importance of proper alignment, torque specifications, and the bleeding of tensioners during the process. Additionally, it highlights the need to disconnect the battery and avoid turning the crankshaft or camshaft with timing components removed.

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VOLKSWAGEN

Corrado 2.8L VR6 AAA 1992-94


Golf/GTI 2.8L VR6 AAA 1995-99
Jetta 2.8L VR6 AAA 1994-99
Passat 2.8L VR6 AAA 1993-97

Special tools • During cylinder head repairs, with engine installed:


o Engine positioned correctly with NO.1 cylinder
• Camshaft locking tool - Volkswagen No.3268. at TDC of compression stroke D when slot
• Crankshaft pulley holding tool - on intermediate shaft sprocket is visible 1iJ.
Volkswagen NO.3273. o If slot is not visible, turn crankshaft one turn
• Flywheel/drive plate locking tool - clockwise.
Volkswagen No.vW558. • Camshaft tensioner MUST be bled before
installation [i):
General precautions o Push 0.031 in. diameter wire through oil
drilling up to ball valve 6.
• Disconnect battery ground cable. o Press plunger into housing onto stop Ill.
• Do NOT turn crankshaft or camshaft with o If plunger moves out again, repeat bleeding
timing chain removed. procedure.
• Remove spark plugs to ease turning engine.
• Lubricate camshaft sprocket bolt mating face
• Turn crankshaft in normal direction of rotation during assembly.
(unless otherwise stated).
NOTE: Mating surface between camshaft
• If required: Mark position of crankshaft position position (CMP) sensor reluctor and sprocket
(CKP) sensor before removal.
MUST be kept dry during assembly.
• Do NOT turn crankshaft via camshaft or other
sprockets. • Camshaft rotation can be prevented using
• Observe all tightening torques. 24 mm spanner at positions shown m.
NOTE: 00 NOT use camshaft locking tool B
to prevent camshaft rotation. .
Valve timing procedures
• If removed, apply locking fluid to upper timing
• Removal/installation of timing chain(s) requires: chain guide bolt [ll].
o Transmission removal. • Install tensioner(s) after timing chain installation.
NOTE: Timing chains located at rear of • After installation, reset lower timing chain
engine. tensioner:
• Engine NO.1 cylinder at TDC of compression o Release locking mechanism m using a
stroke D. screwdriver.
NOTE: Torque converter has 3 No.1 cylinder o Push chain tensioner IE against tensioner
TOC timing marks, verify by checking piston guide iE.
position. o Torque tensioner bolts 1m to 7 ft. Ibs.
• Ground tooth on crankshaft sprocket aligned • Torque upper timing chain tensioner [Ej:
with rear main bearing joint f). o (A) Golf/GTI/Jetta/Passat - 22 ft. Ibs.
• Ensure intermediate shaft sprocket timing marks
o (8) Corrado - 15 ft. Ibs.
aligned B. • After installation of timing chains:
• Fit locking tool NO.3268 to camshafts B.
o Turn crankshaft 2 turns clockwise until ground
tooth on crankshaft sprocket aligned with rear
• Remove tensioner(s) to ease timing chain main bearing joint f).
removal/installation. o Ensure camshaft locking tool NO.3268 can be
installed B.
• Crankshaft pulley bolt MUST only be used once.

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; Special tools • Engine No. -AES003278: Camshaft driven by


duplex timing chain, tensioner MUST be bled
• Camshaft locking tool - Volkswagen No.3268. before installationm:
• Crankshaft pulley holding tool - o Push 0.031 in. diameter wire through oil
Volkswagen NO.3406. drilling up to ball valve D.
o Press plunger into housing onto stop Ill.
'.General precautions o If plunger moves out again, repeat bleeding
procedure.
• Disconnect battery ground cable. • Engine No. AES003279 -: Camshaft driven by
• Do NOT turn crankshaft or camshaft with simplex timing chain:
timing chain removed.
o Tensioner has no oil drilling Ii] and cannot be
• Remove spark plugs to ease turning engine. bled.
• Turn crankshaft in normal direction of rotation NOTE: If replaced, ensure correct tensioner
(unless otherwise stated). is'fitted.
• If required: Mark position of crankshaft position
(CKP) sensor before removal. • Lubricate camshaft sprocket bolt mating face
• Do NOT turn crankshaft via camshaft or other during assembly.
sprockets. NOTE: Mating surface between camshaft
• Observe all tightening torques. position (CMP) sensor reluctor and sprocket
MUST be kept dry during assembly.
• Camshaft rotation can be prevented using
24 mm spanner at positions shown ml.
• Removal/installation of timing chain(s) requires: NOTE: DO NOT use camshaft locking tool 19
o Transmission removal. to prevent camshaft rotation.
NOTE: Timing chains located at rear of • If removed, apply locking fluid to upper timing
engine. chain guide bolt m.
• Engine NO.1 cylinder at TDC of compression • Install tensioner(s) after timing chain installation.
stroke D. • After installation, reset lower timing chain
• Ground tooth on crankshaft sprocket aligned tensioner:
with rear main bearing joint 18. o Release locking mechanism m using a
• Ensure intermediate shaft sprocket timing marks screwdriver.
aligned lB. o Push chain tensioner ~ against tensioner
• Fit locking tool No.3268 to camshafts 19. guide m.
• Remove tensioner(s) to ease timing chain
o Torque tensioner bolts IE! to 7 ft. Ibs.
removal/installation. • After installation of timing chains:
• During cylinder head repairs, with engine
o Turn crankshaft 2 turns clockwise until ground
tooth on crankshaft sprocket aligned with rear
installed:
main bearing joint 18.
o Engine positioned correctly with NO.1 cylinder o Ensure camshaft locking tool NO.3268 can be
at TDC of compression stroke D when slot installed 19.
on intermediate shaft sprocket visible 1;).
o If slot is not visible, turn crankshaft one turn • Crankshaft pulley bolt MUST only be used once.
clockwise.

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Golf/GTI 2.8L VR6 AFP 1999-01


Jetta 2.8L VR6 AFP 1999-01

Special tools • Lubricate camshaft sprocket bolt mating face


during assembly.
• Camshaft locking tool - Volkswagen NO.3268. NOTE: Mating surface between camshaft
• Crankshaft pulley holding tool - position (CMP) sensor reluctor and sprocket
Volkswagen NO.3406. MUST be kept dry during assembly.
• Camshaft rotation can be prevented using
General precautions 24 mm spanner at positions shown III
• Disconnect battery ground cable.
NOTE: DO NOT use camshaft locking tool 19
to prevent camshaft rotation.
• Do NOT turn crankshaft or camshaft with
timing chain removed. • If removed, apply locking fluid to upper timing
• Remove spark plugs to ease turning engine. chain guide bolt D.
• Turn crankshaft in normal direction of rotation • Install tensioner(s) after timing chain installation.
(unless otherwise stated). • After installation, reset lower timing chain
• If required: Mark position of crankshaft position tensioner:
(CKP) sensor before rernoval. o Release locking mechanism I1l using a
• Do NOT turn crankshaft via camshaft or other screwdriver.
sprockets. o Push chain tensioner III against tensioner
• Observe all tightening torques. guide ml.
o Torque tensioner bolts m to 7 ft. Ibs.
Valve timing procedures • After installation of timing chains:
o Turn crankshaft 2 turns clockwise until ground
• Removal/installation of timing chain(s) requires: tooth on crankshaft sprocket aligned with rear
o Transmission removal. main bearing joint fl.
NOTE: Timing chains located at rear of o Ensure camshaft locking tool can be
engine. installed 19.
• Engine NO.1 cylinder at TDC of compression • Crankshaft pulley bolt MUST only be used once.
stroke D.
• Ground tooth on crankshaft sprocket aligned
with rear main bearing joint fl.
• Ensure intermediate shaft sprocket timing marks
aligned B.
• Fit locking tool to camshafts 19.
• Remove tensioner(s) to ease timing chain
removal/installation.
• During cylinder head repairs, with engine
installed:
o Engine positioned correctly with NO.1cylinder
at TDC of compression stroke 0 when slot
on intermediate shaft sprocket visible 1:1.
o If slot is not visible, turn crankshaft one turn
clockwise.

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Special tools • Remove tensioner(s) to ease timing chain(s)


removal/installation.
• Camshaft adjuster holding tool - NO.T40079. • Push plunger EJ into tensioner housing m and
• Camshaft locking tool x 2 - No.T40070. insert tensoiner locking pin m.
• Crankshaft locking pin - NO.3242. • Slacken central bolt of each LH cylinder head
• Crankshaft alignment tool - NO.T40058. camshaft adjuster 1 turn 6.
• Timing chain tensioner locking pin - NO.T40071. NOTE: Mark chain link and camshaft
• Torque wrench - NoVAG 1332. adjusters with paint before removal.
• Torque wrench adapter - NoVAG 1332/9.
• Align camshafts.
• Install camshaft locking tool to LH cylinder
General precautions bank B.
• Disconnect battery ground cable. • Install camshaft locking tool bolts. Torque to
• Do NOT turn crankshaft or camshaft with 15 ft. Ibs.
timing chain removed. • Pre-tension chain using camshaft adjuster
• Remove spark plugs to ease turning engine. pre-tensioning tools m.
• Turn engine in normal direction of rotation • Tighten bolt of each LH camshaft adjuster in two
(unless otherwise stated). stages:
• If required: Mark position of crankshaft position o Tighten LH inlet camshaft adjuster bolt to
(CKP) sensor before removal. stage A: 30 ft. Ibs.
• Do NOT turn crankshaft via camshaft or other o Maintain pre-tension on LH inlet camshaft
sprockets. adjuster m.
• Observe all tightening torques. o Tighten LH exhaust camshaft adjuster bolt to
stage A: 30 ft. Ibs.
Valve timing procedures o Remove camshaft adjuster pre-tensioning
tools m.
• Timing chains located at rear of engine. o Tighten bolt of each LH camshaft adjuster to
• Removal/installation of timing chain(s) requires: stage B: 59 ft. Ibs. + 90°.
o Transmission removal. • Repeat valve timing procedure for RH cylinder
o Flywheel removal. bank.
NOTE: All bolts with an angular torque • Remove timing chain tensioner locking pins after
setting MUST be replaced. repairs m.
• Turn crankshaft pulley clockwise until just before NOTE: Central bolt of camshaft adjusters
TDC on NO.1 cylinder. MUST only be used once.
• Remove blanking plug from cylinder block. • Remove crankshaft locking pin and camshaft
• Slowly turn crankshaft pulley clockwise until locking tool D & B.
crankshaft locking pin can be inserted in • Turn crankshaft two turns clockwise.
crankshaft D. • Fit crankshaft locking pin D.
• Ensure camshafts correctly aligned 6. • Check valve timing.
Threaded holes in camshafts point upwards. • Remove crankshaft locking pin D.
• Install camshaft locking tools B. Torque to • Refit blanking plug for cylinder block.
15 ft. Ibs. NOTE: If timing chains are to be reused,
• If camshaft locking tool cannot be installed valve mark LH and RH chains before removal to
timing is incorrect. ensure they are refitted in their original
positions.

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(7 ft. Ibs. + 90°)


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Special tools
• Crankshaft pulley holding tool -
Volkswagen NO.3102/3149.

General precautions
• Disconnect battery ground cable.
• Do NOT turn crankshaft or camshaft with
timing gear(s) removed.
• Remove spark plugs to ease turning engine.
• Turn crankshaft in normal direction of rotation
(unless otherwise stated).
• If fitted: Mark position of crankshaft position
(CKP) sensor before removal.
• Do NOT turn crankshaft via camshaft or other
gears.
• Observe all tightening torques.

• Removal/installation of timing gears requires:


o Engine removal.
• Align crankshaft gear timing mark (2 dots) with
camshaft gear timing mark (1 dot) D.
• Replace camshaft bearings if end play wear limit
of 0.006 in. is reached.
• Camshaft gear is an integral part of camshaft.
• Timing gear backlash MUST be between
0-0.002 in.
• To correct backlash, camshafts are available
with various size timing gears.
• Camshaft MUST NOT lift out of bearings when
crankshaft is turned counterclockwise. To
correct, install camshaft with a smaller diameter
timing gear.

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