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Self-Study Programme 248 The W Engine Concept - VolksPage.Net

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<strong>The</strong>re is a groove at the gear wheel end of the<br />

balancing shaft. <strong>The</strong> lock plate engages into this<br />

groove, locating the balancing shafts axially.<br />

During installation, the balancing shafts must be<br />

aligned with regard to the TDC position of the 1st<br />

cylinder.<br />

<strong>The</strong> balancing shafts must be rotated so that the<br />

markings on the balancing shafts are opposite<br />

each other.<br />

S<strong>248</strong>_054 Drive<br />

S<strong>248</strong>_058<br />

<strong>The</strong> balancing shaft drive is protected on the belt<br />

drive side by a plastic housing cover.<br />

Position of balancing<br />

shafts at TDC of 1st<br />

cylinder<br />

Balancing shaft I<br />

Balancing shaft II<br />

Gears of the<br />

balancing shafts<br />

Lock plate<br />

Locking grooves<br />

S<strong>248</strong>_107<br />

Marking<br />

S<strong>248</strong>_108<br />

S<strong>248</strong>_059<br />

On the clutch side, the openings for inserting the<br />

balancing shafts, together with the chain drive,<br />

are sealed by an aluminium cover.<br />

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