09180-00921 TIMER ASSY, AUTOMA Denso Cross

Start By:a. remove cylinder headb. remove oil panc. remove cooling jets 1. Remove two rod cap bolts (1) from each rod. Remove rod caps (2).2. Using a soft hammer tape rod (3) away from crankshaft and remove bearing half (4). When removing cylinder pack, watch the rod and prevent it from catching on the block bore as it comes out.3. Install tooling (A) and remove cylinder pack (5). 4. Remove cylinder liner seal (6) at the base of the spacer block. 5. Remove the remainder of tooling (A) from cylinder pack (5) and then remove the rod and piston from the cylinder liner. The following steps are for the installation of the cylinder pack.6. Install a new cylinder liner seal, lubricate the seal with engine oil. Some engines use pistons which have the word "FRONT" stamped on the crown of the piston. Make sure the word "FRONT" is toward the front of the engine when the piston is installed. The etched number on the connecting rod must be on the right side and must be installed in the corresponding cylinder. 9U-5839 Liquid Gasket Material is applied to the cylinder liners in the area shown in the illustration. The liquid gasket material helps prevent oil leaks from between the cylinder block and spacer block. DO NOT apply any 9U-5839 Liquid Gasket Material between the engine spacer block and the cylinder block surfaces. Using excessive amounts of liquid gasket material on the liner flange seat can cause oil leaks due to distortion of the O-ring seals between the spacer block and cylinder block.7. Lubricate the lower portion of the cylinder liner with engine oil. Be sure the corresponding crankshaft throw is at bottom center. Position cylinder pack (5) and guide rod (3) into place. Use tooling (B) and press cylinder pack (5) into place.8. With rod (3) in this position, install the upper half of rod bearing (4). Be sure the bearing tab properly engages the slot in the connecting rod. Lubricate the bearing surface with engine oil and tap the piston down with a rubber mallet until the rod and bearing contacts the crankshaft.9. With rod cap bearing in place and oiled, install rod cap (2). Lubricate rod bolts (1) with 2P2506 Thread Lubricant. Install rod bolts (1) and torque to 130 7 N m (95 5 lb.ft.). Mark each bolt head and then tighten each bolt an additional 60 5° (1/6 turn).End By:a. install cooling jets.b. install oil pan.c. install cylinder head.