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Ian White 03-25-2021 01:04 PM

OM606 Headgasket Replacement: Few Questions
 
Hello.

I am gearing up to replace my headgasket due to weeping of coolant on the passenger side near cyl 6. I plant to replace the timing chain, guides and tensioner as well. Also plan to have the head sent to a machine shop to check valves etc.

I have recently serviced all injectors and replaced all 6 glowplugs & wiring harness.

Does anyone have the timing chain crimping tool?

Does anyone have the cam timing locks?

Does anyone have a good pictorial of this process (I have WDS and EPC, but more pics is better to review beforehand).

Thanks

Usaguy 03-25-2021 01:59 PM

You will need a flywheel lock to remove the balancer bolt. I think its under $30

dieselbenz1 03-25-2021 02:55 PM

Make sure the machine shop has the specialty tool to remove the prechambers. The head may need to be surfaced because of the head Gasket.

bigpanda16 03-26-2021 10:34 AM

Since you’re taking the head off, you can buy a Febi chain kit(which is the factory iwis chain) and do all the chain guides and rails at the same time. It is a full chain, no rolling in/crimping needed

Ian White 03-29-2021 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigpanda16 (Post 4153570)
Since you’re taking the head off, you can buy a Febi chain kit(which is the factory iwis chain) and do all the chain guides and rails at the same time. It is a full chain, no rolling in/crimping needed

Right, but I believe that entails removing the front timing cover to remove the guides. Sounds like a real PITA.


Ian

Usaguy 03-29-2021 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ian White (Post 4154480)
Right, but I believe that entails removing the front timing cover to remove the guides. Sounds like a real PITA.


Ian

Yes because the front cover has the cylinder head at the top and the oil pan at the bottom. I would only attempt removing this cover if I were doing a head gasket or something


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