2000 BMW 528i 32 control

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Cylinder Head Removal and Installation /
< Clean contact edges of cylinder head face and VANOS unit
and apply a thin coat of permanently elastic Three Bond
1209 8 or equivalent to suriaces.
CAUTION-
Check locating dowel (A) and dowel sleeve (B) at top of
cylinder head for damage or incorrect installation.
Make sure all gasket material is removed from face of
cylinder head. Clean sealing face and keep free of oil.
If any foreign material is present on the sealing surface,
the camshaft timing will be incorrect.
- Install new steel gasket to front of cylinder head and install
VANOS unit.
NOTE -
If VANOS control unit is being replaced, be sure to check and
adjust camshaft timing as described in
11 7 Camshaft Tim-
ing Chain.
- Reinstall engine lifting eye.
Tightening torque
VANOS unit to cylinder head
M6 nut
M7 nut
lo Nm (89 in-lb)
14 Nrn (10 it-lb)
- Reconnect electrical harness connectors to camshaft posi-
tion sensors and VANOS solenoid valves.
4 Insert and tighten down VANOS hydraulic piston set screws
in splined shafts on
intake and exhaust camshafts.
CAUJION-
Set screws have left hand tliread. Tighten counterclockwise.
Tightening torque
Hydraulic piston
to splined shaft 10 Nm (89 in-lb)
< Replace sealing caps inside VANOS unit with short needle
nose pliers.

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Cylinder Head and valvetrain1
Hydraulic lifters, checking and replacing
Self-adjusting hydraulic lifters (A) keep the valve clearances
within a limited working range. Hydraulic lifters are sealed
units and require no maintenance. Section view of camshaft
(6) and valve with conical valve spring (C) shown.
Under some circumstances, such as a cold start, the cam fol-
lowers may emit noise. Hydraulic lifter noise is usually a
high-
pitched tapping or chattering noise. In most instances, this is
considered normal as long as the noise goes away in a few
minutes (maximum
20 minutes). If the noise does not go
away, either the lifter is faulty or the oil pressure to the lifter is
low. Hydraulic lifter replacement requires that the camshaft
first be removed.
NOTE-
Before checking hydraulic lifters, male sure engine oil is
fresh and at the proper level.
Sticky lifters can be the result of
sludge build up in the cylinder head and lifters.
- Run engine until it reaches normal operating temperature.
Shut off engine.
- Working inside luggage compartment, disconnect negative
battery cable.
CAUTION-
Prior to disconnecting battery cable, read the baltery dls-
connection cautions given In 001 General Cautions and
Warnings.
Disconnecting the battery may erase fault
code(s)
stored in control module memory Check for fault codes
4 Remove left and right interior ventilation duct (left side
shown):
Release plastic locking tab
(A) or release loclting tabs on
top of duct (later models).
Rotate duct counterclockwise to
unloclt from bulithead and
remove (arrow).

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Cylinder Head and Valvetrain
< Remove oil baffle cover from above intake camshaft(s)
- Rotate engine at crankshaft vibration damper center bolt in
normal direction of rotation (clockwise) until camshaft lobe of
lifter to be tested points away from the lifter, allowing valve to
be completely closed.
Use a plastic or wooden stick to press down on top of lifter
with approximately 3.5 Nm
(2.25 ft-ib) of force.
If the lifter collapses slightly as though spring loaded, air
may be trapped in the lifter.
NOTE-
Air trapped in hydraulic lifters may result from oil foaming (air
being drawn
in by the oil pump). This may be caused by a
faulty oil pump control valve O-ring; leaking oil pump pickup
gaslcet; or by oil starvation to pump.
Press down on top of lifter for
10 to 15 seconds uslng approx-
lmately 6 to 9 Nm (4.5 to 6.75 ft-lb) of force.
If anv clearance is created between the lifter and the
cam-
shafi lobe, the check valve in the lifter is not closing. Re-
place lifter.
- To replace a hydraulic lifter, remove appropriate camshaft.
Refer to camshaft removal procedures given in Camshaft
and lifter removal and installation.
Once camshaft is removed, withdraw faulty
lifter(s) and re-
place with new
lifter(s). Inspect lifter bores for wear and scor-
ing at arrows.
- Reinstall camshafts. See Camshaft and lifter removal and
installation.

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116-12
I Cylinder Head and Valvetrain
Camshaft and lifter removal and installation
(M52 engine)
Camshafts and lifters, removing (M52 engine)
WARNING
-
The process of evenly loosening the camshaft bearing cap
nuts is NOT an acceptable method of removing the cam-
shafts. Special tools should always be used to remove the
camshafts. Be sure to read the procedure
tlirough before
starting a job.
I Allow engine to cool before beginning this procedure. /
- Disconnect negative (-) cable from battery.
CAUTION-
Prior to disconnecting the batfew read the battery discon-
nection cautions given in
001 General Cautions and
Warnings.
- Remove VANOS control unit from cylinder head. See 117
Camshaft Timing Chain.
I I 4 Remove loosened bolts (arrows) from front of exhaust
sprocket
nuts
(arrows) from intake camshaft

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Cylinder Head and valvetrain1
- Remainder of installation is reverse of removal, noting the
following:
See
117 Camshaft Timing Chain for VANOS control unit
installation.
Tightening torques
Camshaft bearing caps
to cylinder head (M7) 15 Nm (1 1 ft-lb)
Cylinder head cover to cylinder head (M6) 10 Nm (89 in-lb)
Sparic plugs (M12) 23 Nm (17 ft-lb)
Camshaft and lifter, removal and
installation
(M52 TU and M54 engine)
Camshafts and lifters, removing
(M52 TU and M54 engine)
WARNING-
Allow engine fo cool before beginning this procedure.
- Disconnect negative (-) cable from battery.
CAUTION--
Prior to disconnecting the battea read the battery discon-
nection cautions in
001 General Cautions and Warnings.
Remove VANOS control unit. See 117 Camshaii Timing
Chain.
Remove primary timing chain tensioner (arrow).
CAUTION-
Primary timing chain tensioner is under spring pressure. 1

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Turn engine over twice in direction of rotation until cylinder 1
intake and exhaust camshaft lobes (arrows) face each other.
- Lock crankshaft in TDC position with BMW special tool
11 2 300.
4 Place BMW special tool set 11 3 240 over camshafts and
measure clearances.
NOTE-
@ If the exhaust side of the tool (A) is not flush with the head,
camshaft timing is incorrect. Reset camshaft timing as de-
scribed in 11
7 Camshaft Timing Chain.
Due to flexible sprocket design, VANOS unit tolerances
and play in the VANOS splines, when the camshaft timing
is set correctly, the intake side of special tool set
11 3 240
(B) may be up to 1 mm (0.04 in.) above the suiface of the
cylinder head. This is normal. Reassemble engine. Other-
wise, reset camshaft timing as describedin 1
l?Camshaft
Timing Chain.
- Remove BMW special tool 11 6 150 from front of cylinder
head.
4 Clean contact edges of cylinder head face and VANOS unit
and apply a thin coat of Three Bond
12090 or equivalent
sealing compound to surfaces.
CAUTION-
Male sure all gasket material is removed from face of cyl-
inder head. Clean sealing face and keep free of oil.
Check locating dowel
(A) and dowel sleeve (B) at top
of cylinder head for damage or incorrect installation.
- Using a new steel gasket, install VANOS unit to front of cyi-
inder head. See 117 Camshaft Timing Chain.
NOTE-
If VANOS control unit is being replaced, be sure to check and
adjust camshaft timing as described in 117 Camshaft Tim-
ing Chain.
- Reinstall engine lifting eye.
- Reconnect electrical harness connectors to camshaft posi-
tion sensors and
VANOS solenoid valves.

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11 7 Camshaft Timing Chain
General ........................... .I I 7-2 Double VANOS System
Special tools ........................ .I 17-2 (M52 TU and M54 engines) ......... 11 7-34
Crankshaft Oil Seal, Front ........... I 17-6
Crankshaft oil seal, front,
replacing
(M52 engine) ................ .I1 7-6
Crankshaft oil seal, replacing
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ .I 17-9
Crankshaft oil seal, replacing
(M62 and M62 TU engines) ........... .I1 7-1 1
VANOS Control Unit and
Timing Chain
(M52 engine) ........ ,117-14
VANOS control unit, removing
(M52 engine) ...................... ,117-1 4
VANOS control unit, installing
(M52engine) ....................... 117-19
VANOS timing, checking and adjusting
(M52 engine) ...................... .I1 7-22
Timing chains, removing (M52 engine) . . ,117-26
Timing chain, installing (M52 engine) .... ,117-30
bouble VANOS system Tunctidn ........ 11 7-34
Double VANOS control unit ............ 117-36
VANOS control unit, removing
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ 11 7-37
VANOS control unit, installing
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ 1 17-41
VANOS timing, checking and adjusting
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ 1 17-43
Timing chains assembly
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ 1 17-50
Timing chains, removing
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ 11 7-51
Timing chains, installing
(M52 TU and M54 engines) ............ 11 7-57
Timing Chain (M62 engine to 9/98) . . 117-66
Timing chains, removing
(M62 engine to 9/98) ................. 11 7-66
Timing chains, installing
(M62 engine to 9/98) ................. 1 17-74
Camshaft timing, checking and adjusting
(M62engine) ....................... 117-79

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Camshaft Timing Chain
4 Crankshaft hub loclting tool. M54 engine
(Tool No.
BMW 11 8 190 11 1 8 200)
4 VANOS test lead, M52 6-cylinder
(Tool No.
BMW 12 6 410)
Crankshaft oil seal, front,
replacing
(M52 engine)
The crankshaft front seal is located in the lower timing cover,
behind the vibration damper.
- Disconnect negative (-) cable from battery.
CAUTIOIG
a Disconnecting the battery may erase fault code(s) stored in
control module memory Check
for fault codes using spe-
cial
BMW diagnostic equipment.
Prior to disconnecting the battery, read
the battery dis-
connection cautions given in
001 General Cautions
and
Warninqs.
- Remove splash guard from beneath engine.
- Remove engine cooling fan assembly. See 170 Radiator
and Cooling System.
NOTE-
Cooling ian nut (32 mm wrench) has left-hand threads.
- Remove drive belts. See 020 Maintenance.
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