Front Cover....where did this washer come from????
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Front Cover....where did this washer come from????
Okay, I am in the process of replacing the front cover gasket. When I removed the assembly, I put it aside with the bolts in the holes. In the process of doing that, I accidentally dropped a few bolts and the thick washer (the one in the picture).
I looked through the RAVE and didn;t find any reference to it.
Does this washer mount with the camshaft sensor bracket? It looks like it does.....frick.....
Thanks in advance....
I looked through the RAVE and didn;t find any reference to it.
Does this washer mount with the camshaft sensor bracket? It looks like it does.....frick.....
Thanks in advance....
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It is too small for the switch. The ID for the washer is the same as the OD of one of the bolts.....
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The only 2 places that I am fully aware that washers like this are presend around and in the timing cover:
1. Under 3 nuts that hold the oil pan to the engine cover. Bolted under the timing cover for M8 bolts.
2. M6 or M5 hex bolt that holds the oil pump cover on the inside of the "front engine cover". You got few philips bolts and one hex head bolt. Original cover and oil pump do not have this washer. It only comes with the replacement cover. I removed my washer since I didn't trust it that it will not create problems. I used the bolt from the original cover.
That's it. Check the size of the washer and see if it most likely came from the 3 M8 bolts that hold the oil pan to the cover or maybe that M6/M5 bolt that holds the oil pump plate on the inside.
There is no washer under the cam sprocket bolt!
It could be that someone dropped the washer in somewhere from the top of the engine long time ago and the washer ended up in the front engine cover.
See images attached.
Hope this helps.
P.S. DO NOT PAY ATTENTION TO THE BEER BOTTLES IN THE FIRST PICTURE. IT'S NOT MINE LOL!
1. Under 3 nuts that hold the oil pan to the engine cover. Bolted under the timing cover for M8 bolts.
2. M6 or M5 hex bolt that holds the oil pump cover on the inside of the "front engine cover". You got few philips bolts and one hex head bolt. Original cover and oil pump do not have this washer. It only comes with the replacement cover. I removed my washer since I didn't trust it that it will not create problems. I used the bolt from the original cover.
That's it. Check the size of the washer and see if it most likely came from the 3 M8 bolts that hold the oil pan to the cover or maybe that M6/M5 bolt that holds the oil pump plate on the inside.
There is no washer under the cam sprocket bolt!
It could be that someone dropped the washer in somewhere from the top of the engine long time ago and the washer ended up in the front engine cover.
See images attached.
Hope this helps.
P.S. DO NOT PAY ATTENTION TO THE BEER BOTTLES IN THE FIRST PICTURE. IT'S NOT MINE LOL!
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Boris...thanks for the help.
I could not find where it goes. All the bolts depths are in good and not need for it. It must have been sitting in there all this time....????
I while cleaning all the bolts to the sump, I also found ONE bolt that is longer and I am missing all but two bolts for the bottom of the transmission bell housing cover...
Humm........from looking over the internals, the top looks like it has been service...I guess that is a postitive from all this....
I could not find where it goes. All the bolts depths are in good and not need for it. It must have been sitting in there all this time....????
I while cleaning all the bolts to the sump, I also found ONE bolt that is longer and I am missing all but two bolts for the bottom of the transmission bell housing cover...
Humm........from looking over the internals, the top looks like it has been service...I guess that is a postitive from all this....
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