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12-5-maslyanyjj-nasos-benzinovykh-dvigatelejj-3-7-i-4-2-l.html
12.5. The oil pump of petrol engines of 3,7 and 4,2 lTake out the index (probe) engine oil level.
Turn away screws and remove soundproofing panel of the engine.
Unscrew bolts and remove the oil pallet.
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Fig. 6–22. Elements of system of greasing of petrol engines of 3,7 and 4,2 l: 1 – the bottom section of the oil pallet;
2 – a bolt, 10 Нм; 3 – the top section of the oil pallet; 4 – bolts, 10 Нм; 5 – успокоитель; 6 – a lock ring; 7 – a rubber element; 8 – the mesh filter; 9 – the oil pump; 10 – a bolt, 35 Нм; 11 – a bolt, 25 Нм; 12 – a bolt, 10 Нм; 13 – the oil filter, 15 Нм; 14 – a bolt, 25 Нм; 15 – a bolt, 60 Нм + to tighten on a corner 90 ; 16 – a plate; 17 – a leading disk; 18 – a sealing ring; 19 – a bolt, 10 Нм
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Fig. 6–23. The oil filter and the heat exchanger of petrol engines of 3,7 and 4,2 l: 1 – a bolt, 20 Нм; 2 – a target pipe of system of cooling; 3 – a bolt, 10 Нм; 4 – a bolt, 25 Нм; 5 – a bolt, 50 Нм; 6 – a sealing ring; 7 – a casing of the oil filter; 9 – a bolt, 10 Нм; 10 – the basis with a safety valve of the oil filter and the oil heat exchanger; 11 – a lining; 12 – a bolt, 50 Нм; 13 – a sealing ring; 14 – the case of the oil filter and the oil heat exchanger; 15 – the gauge of emergency pressure of oil, 1,8 bar; 16 – the gauge of emergency pressure of oil, 0,3 bar; 17 – a bolt, 25 Нм; 18 – sealing rings; 19 – the oil heat exchanger with circulation of a cooling liquid; 20 – a lining; 21 – the case of the oil heat exchanger; 22 – a sealing ring; 23 – the connecting plug for a cooling liquid; 24 – a sealing ring; 25 – a sealing ring
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Fig. 6–24. The oil pump of petrol engines of 3,7 and 4,2 l: 1 – a sealing ring of the oil pump; 2 – an epiploon of a cranked shaft; 3 – the oil pump; 4 – a bolt, 10 Нм; 5 – a bolt, 80 Нм; 6 – a bolt, 35 Нм; 7 – a bolt, 10 Нм; 8 – lock rings; 9 – заглушки, 35 Нм, 10 – valves
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Fig. 6–25. An arrangement of bolts of fastening of the oil pump of petrol engines of 4,2 l
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Unscrew bolts of fastening and remove downwards the oil pump (fig. 6–25).
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