4G64 Engine Maintenance Manual
4G64 Engine Maintenance Manual
ENGINE MAINTENANCE
GENERAL
Operation Instructions
Assembly Name Subassembly Name
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Maintenance Steps Removal steps: The part numbers correspond
(1) The front figure shows the sectional diagram to the numbers in the composition diagram Engine - Front cover,
from which we can know the installation status and express the removal steps Oil Pump
of all the parts. Disassembly steps: The part numbers Front cover, oil pump
correspond to the numbers in the Removal and installation
The part numbers are used for the working composition diagram and express the
steps, at the same time non-reusable parts disassembly steps Non-reusable part
(denoted by mark ) and the tightening
Installation steps: The installation steps which
torque are marked with symbols.
are not allowed to be reversed to the
removal are clarified. The installation steps
which are allowed to be reversed to the
removal may be omitted.
1.9kg.m
4.5kg.m
Classification of Maintenance Notices
All movable parts are
: Denoting notice for removal and applied with engine oil in
0.7kg.m
When the maintenance notice, standard value disassembly installation.
and application method of special tools are :Denoting notice for installation and
available, the maintenance notice provides the assembly
detailed descriptions concentratedly.
Removal steps: Tightening torque
1. Engine oil filter
2. Drain plug
3. Oil plug washer 4.0kgm
4. Oil pan
Markings for filling oil, sealant and adhesive 5. Oil filter screen
Grease (unless otherwise specified, this 6. Oil filter washer
is multi-purpose grease) 7. Overflow valve plug
The portions for oil filling, sealant and adhesive 8. Overflow valve plug
application or replenishing are shown in the 9. Overflow valve spring
composition diagram. 10. Seal
11. Oil pump casing These number correspond the that of removal,
Sealant or adhesive 12. O ring
disassembly installation and assembly
13. Oil pump casing cover
14. Outer rotator
15. Inner rotator
Engine oil or gear oil 9EN0040
Engine Type
Engine
Type Displacement Configuration
4G64 S4 MPI 2,351 mL 4-cylinder, in-line, SOHC
Tightening Torque
The tightening torques for the general parts are listed in the table.
The tightening torques for the special parts are shown at the beginning of each
group.
Sealant (FIPG)
Many portions on the engine and transmission are applied with sealant. When the sealant is applied,
special attentions must be paid to the amount, positions and surface status of sealant application to
reach the seal goal. Insufficient application may cause leakage, and excessive application may result in
blockage or narrowing of water or oil passage due to sealant overflow. Therefore, to prevent the
bonding faces from leakage, application of correct amount of sealant is absolutely necessary.
The FIPG used in the engine is room temperature vulcanized (RTV), and is supplied in the form of 100
gram tube (Part No. MD970389 is for engine, and Part No. MD997740 for transmission). RTV is
vulcanized when it is reacted with the water in the atmosphere. So it is usually used on the metal end
face.
It is easy to disassemble the units which are assembled with sealant without adopting any special
method. But in some cases, wooden hammer or its like is required to lightly tap the units to destroy the
sealant on the bonding faces, or flat, smooth and thin sealant scraper is lightly tapped into the bonding
faces. But care must be taken not to damage the bonding faces. When engine oil pan is removed, the
special tool (MD998728) for the oil pan should be used
General
Specification
Items
4G64 S4 MPI
Configuration In-line OHV, SOHC
Number of cylinders 4
Combustion chamber Pent-roof combustion chamber
Total Displacement mL 2,351
Cylinder diameter mm 86.5
Piston Stroke mm 100.0
Compression ratio 9.5
Open 18 ° before Top dead center
Intake valve
Close 53 ° after Bottom dead center
Valve timing
Open 50 ° before Bottom dead center
Exhaust valve
Close 18 ° after Top dead center
Lubricating system Pressure supplied and full flow filtered
Pump configuration Gear-type
Cooling system Water-cooled and forced cycling
Pump configuration Outflow wheel
General Specification
1 Maintenance Standard: (Unit:mm)
Using Limit
Items Standard Value
Value
Tensioner arm protrusion 12 ——
Generator Belt
Tensioner arm compression (98~196N) ≤1 ——
Intake 37.39 36.89
Cam height
Cam shaft Exhaust 36.83 36.33
Shaft diameter 45.0
Lower surface flatness 0.03 0.2
Sum of surface grinding limit * grinding
—— * 0.2
Cylinder head amount of cylinder block and cylinder head
Total height 119.9-120.1
Cylinder head bolt length 97.4 ≤99.4
Intake 1.0 0.5
Edge thickness
Exhaust 1.2 0.7
Valve stem diameter 6.0 ——
Radial gap between valve Intake 0.02-0.05 0.10
Valve
stem and pipe Exhaust 0.03-0.07 0.15
Banking angle 45°-45.5° ——
Intake 112.30 111.80
Height
Exhaust 114.11 113.61
Free height 51.0 50.0
Operation pretensioning force/Operation
Valve spring 27.2/44.2 ——
height kg/mm
Verticality ≤2° ≤4°
Contact belt width 0.9-1.3 ——
Inner diameter 6.0 ——
Valve pipe Outer diameter 11.0 ——
Compressed height 14.0 ——
Valve stem protrusion 49.3 49.8
Side gap Driving gear 0.08-0.14 ——
Oil Pump
Driven gear 0.06-0.12 ——
Piston Piston gap 0.02-0.04 ——
No.1 ring 0.02-0.06 0.1
Side gap
No.2 ring 0.02-0.06 0.1
Piston ring End gap No.1 ring 0.25-0.35 0.8
No.2 ring 0.40-0.55 0.8
Oil ring 0.10-0.40 1.0
Outer diameter Φ22.0 ——
Piston pin Compression force kg 755-1750 ——
Compression temperature Room temperature ——
Crankshaft Crankshaft pin play 0.02-0.05 0.1
Connecting rod Big end side gap 0.10-0.25 0.4
Axial gap 0.05-0.18 0.25
Crankshaft Main shaft diameter Φ57 ——
Connecting rod shaft diameter Φ45 ——
Main shaft axial gap 0.02-0.04 0.1
Using Limit
Items Standard Value
Value
Upper surface flatness 0.05 0.1
Sum of surface grinding limit * grinding amount of
—— * 0.2
Cylinder block cylinder block and cylinder head
Total height 290±0.1 ——
Inner diameter of cylinder hole Φ86.50~Φ86.53 ——
Cylinder block Cylinder hole cylindricality 0.01 ——
Generator Rotator coil resistance 3-5 ——
Dimensions of valve pipe installation 0.05 O.S. 11.05-11.07
holes (Intake valve and exhaust valve) 0.25 O.S. 11.25-11.27
after being enlarged twice 0.50 O.S. 11.50-11.52
Cylinder head Dimensions of Intake valve retainer hole 0.30 O.S. 34.435-34.455
after being enlarged twice 0.60 O.S. 34.735-34.755
Dimensions of exhaust valve retainer 0.30 O.S. 31.935-31.955
hole after being enlarged twice 0.60 O.S. 32.235-32.255
Note:
O.S.: enlarged diameter
3 Sealant
Application Position Brand Used
Water outlet pipe joint MD970389 or equivalent
Cooling water bypass pipe joint MD970389 or equivalent
Water thermometer unit 3M ATD No.8660 or equivalent
Oil pressure cock 3M ATD No.8660 or equivalent
Oil pan MD970389 or equivalent
Oil Seal cover MD970389 or equivalent
Water temperature sensor 3M NUT LOCKING No.4171 or equivalent
Tappet Leakage-Check
MD998440 Hydraulic tappet leakage test
Tester
8 25N.m
5 23N.m
10
4
11N.m
24N.m
23N.m
11N.m
11
3
9
2
1
6
25N.m
Removal steps
1. Drive belt
2. Water pump belt pulley
3. Power steering pump belt pulley
4. AC generator support
5. AC Generator
6. Crankshaft belt pulley
7. Spark plug cable
8. Spark plug
9. Ignition coil
10. Front upper cover of timing belt
11. Ignition coil holder
Adjust the drive belt tension to its standard value with help of
flexibility indicator or tensimeter.
Standard Value
Standard Value
Timing Belt
11N.
17
16
2
15 20
45N.
8
19N. 88N.
19
18
12
14 162N.m
48N. 11
13 3
48N.
24N.
10
1 54N. 9
8.8N.m
7
5
11N. 6
4 35N.
22N.
Removal steps
1. Timing belt front lower cover
2. Timing belt
3. Tensioner belt pulley
4. Tensioner arm
5. Automatic tensioner
6. Intermediate belt pulley bolt
7. Tensioner belt pulley rack
8. Timing belt rear cover
9. Timing belt indicator
10. Oil pump belt pulley
11. Crankshaft bolt
12. Crankshaft belt pulley
13. Flange
14. Tensioner B
15. Timing belt
[Link] shaft belt pulley
17. Bush
[Link] belt pulley
19. Cam shaft belt pulley bolt
20. Crankshaft belt pulley
(1) Note down the rotary direction of the belt for correct
installation.
(3) Remove the nut from the oil pump belt pulley.
(2) Remove the crankshaft bolt. Support the Flywheel with the
special tool.
(1) Note down the rotary direction of the belt for correct
installation.
Note:
(1) Fix the Balancing shaft belt pulley by using the tool as
shown in the Fig.
(1) Fix the cam shaft Timing Belt pulley by using the
special tool.
INSPECTION
1 Timing Belt
Carefully check all the parts of the belt, and replace with
new one if any of the following damages is found:
(1) The back rubber is aged and reflective, and has no signs
after being scratched by finger nail and no elasticity.
2 Automatic Tensioner
(2) Check the rod end for wear or damage, and replace with
new one if necessary.
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Caution:
Plug
Brass or aluminium Vice Lip • Since there is a protrusion of the thread plug at the
bottom end of the automatic tensioner, insert a flat
padding plate between the vice and the thread plug to
prevent the two from direct contact.
(1) Fix the cam shaft Timing Belt pulley by using the special
tool.
Chamfer Balance
shaft
(1) Fix the Balancing shaft belt pulley by using the tool as
shown in the Fig.
(2) Install the Timing Belt on the crankshaft belt pulley and
the Balancing shaft belt pulley. It is not allowed that there is
no looseness on the side of tension.
(3) Make sure that the centers of the tensioner pulley and the
bolt are positioned as shown in the Fig.
Tensioner“B”
Tensioner
wheel
center Bolt center
(4) Apply a finger force to the side of Timing Belt tensioner, and
at the same time move tensioner B in the direction of the
arrow. At this time, tighten the bolt to fix tensioner B. Pay
attention not to rotate the shaft together with the belt
pulley to overtension the belt during tightening the bolt.
(5) Make sure that the markings on the belt and front cover are
aligning each other.
Cogged belt drop
(6) Press the central portion of the Timing Belt B on the side of
Timing the tensioner with index finger, and check that the
marking
depression of the belt is 5~7mm.
Timing
marking
(1) Insert a cross-head screwdriver into the plug hole on the left
side of the cylinder block to resist the rotation of the
Balancing shaft.
(3) Apply oil on the mating faces of the nut and the bearing.
(2) Firmly fix the automatic tensioner by using a vice with soft
mouth.
Caution:
(3) Slowly push the rod inward by using the vice until hole A in
the rod is aligned with hole R in the oil cylinder.
(4) Insert a steel wire (in diameter of 1.4mm) into the aligned
holes.
(6) Install the automatic tensioner on the front cover, and tighten
the bolt to the stipulated torque
Caution:
(1) Make sure that the Timing Belt tensioner is well installed.
(2) Align the marking on cam shaft belt pulley to the marking
on the cylinder head.
(4) Align the marking on the oil pump belt pulley to its
corresponding marking.
(5) Remove the plug from the cylinder block, and then insert a
cross-head screwdriver (in diameter of 8mm)into the hole.
Insertion of above 60mm means the alignment of the timing
markings. If the insertion is not over 20~25mm, rotate the
oil pump belt pulley one turn, and then align the timing
markings. Recheck that the screwdriver is inserted by over
[Link] the screwdriver in the inserted position until the
installation of the belt is completed.
(6) Connect the Timing Belt in turn onto the crankshaft belt
pulley, intermediate wheel, cam shaft belt pulley and
Tensioner pulley tensioner belt pulley.
(7) Lift the tensioner belt pulley in the direction of arrow, and
then tighten the central bolt.
(8) Check that all the timing markings are in a straight line.
(9) Remove the screwdriver inserted in Step (5), and install the
plug.
(11) Install the sleeve spanner and torque spanner of the special
tools onto the tensioner belt pulley, and then loosen the
central bolt of the tensioner belt pulley.
Note:
(13) On the one hand, retain the tensioner belt pulley by using
special tools and torque spanners, and on the other hand,
tighten the central bolt to its standard value.
(14) Clockwise rotate the crankshaft two turns, and leave it for
about [Link] check the automatic tensioner fixing
steel wire for free slide.
Note:
Fixing steel wire If the steel wire does not slide freely, repeat above Step
(10) until the steel wire slides freely.
(16) Measure distance "A" (between the tensioner arm and the
automatic tensioner body).
Fuel System
19N.m 19N.m
2
3
4
1
20N.m
8
6 12N.m
7
5
Removal Steps
1. Water pipe
2. Water pipe
3. Throttle body
4. Pad
5. Cover
6. Pad
7. Fuel distribution pipe assembly
(2) Avoid the oil, when used, from entering the inside of injector.
Intake Manifold
1
Removal Steps
20N.m
5
20N.m
3
4
7 19N.m
13N.m
13N.m
30N.m 2
Removal Steps
11. Water temperature induction plug
1. Oil dip stick
12. Water bypass pipe joint
2. Oil dip stick pipe
3. Ring 13. Water pipe assembly
O ring
Notice for Installation
Installation of O Ring
Note:
(1) Quickly install the water bypass pipe joint when the sealant is
6EN0996 still wet (within 15min).
(2) Do not add any oil to the sealing portion within about 1h after
installation.
Removal Steps
1. Vent hose
2. PCV hose 6. Rocker arm cover
11. Rocker arm shaft spring 17. Rocker arm shaft (exhaust side)
12. Rocker arm A 18. Hydraulic tappet
13. Rocker arm B 19. Oil Seal
14. Rocker arm shaft (Intake side) 20. Thrust cover
15. Hydraulic tappet 21. O ring
16. Rocker arm C 22. Cam shaft
(1) Before removal of the Rocker arm and rocker arm shaft
assembly, use the special tool for installation as shown in the
Fig. to prevent Hydraulic tappet from falling.
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INSPECTION
Cam shaft
For standard value and used limit value, see the following table:
Rocker Arm
(1) Check the roller surface for any signs of damage or seize and
replace the rocker arm, if any.
(2) Check the roller for smooth rotation. Replace the rocker arm if
the rotation is not smooth or loose.
(3) Check the inner diameter. Replace the rocker arm if there is any
damage or seize.
Roller end
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Hydraulic Tappet
Caution:
(1) Hydraulic tappet is a precision part. Its surface should be free
from any dust, foreign objects, etc.
A B C
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(2) Put the hydraulic tappet into container A, and clean its surface.
Diesel
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MD99844 (4) Gently push the internal steel ball by using special tool
MD998442, and move the plunger for 5 to 10 strokes until it
slides smoothly. Moreover, eliminate the plunger slide
resistance and remove the dirty oil.
Caution:
Diesel
MD998442
• The steel ball spring is very soft, so do not us too much force in
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order to prevent the hydraulic tappet from damage when air
leakage wire is used to push the steel ball.
MD99844 (5) Take out the hydraulic tappet from the container. Then gently
push the steel ball and move the plunger to remove the diesel
oil from the pressure cavity.
MD998442
Diesel 6EN1701
(7) Put the hydraulic tappet into container B. Gently push the
internal steel ball by using special tool MD998442, and move
the plunger for 5 to 10 strokes until it slides smoothly. This
operation may clean the pressure cavity of the hydraulic tappet.
Diesel Caution:
The steel ball spring is very soft, so do not us too much force
in order to prevent the hydraulic tappet from damage when air
leakage wire is used to push the steel ball.
(8) Take out the hydraulic tappet from the container. Then gently
push the steel ball and move the plunger to remove the diesel
oil from the pressure cavity.
Diesel
(9) Put the hydraulic tappet into container C. Then gently push the
internal steel ball by using special tools MD998442.
Caution:
(10) Place the hydraulic tappet vertically with its plunger at the top
end, and stably move the plunger downward until it reaches its
max. travel. Then slowly return the plunger, and release the
steel ball to fill the pressure cavity
(12) Take out the hydraulic tappet from the container. Place the
hydraulic tappet vertically with its plunger at top end. Stably
push the plunger, and check for no movement. Check it and
the new hydraulic tappet for their height comparison.
Caution:
Graduation
(13) Install the hydraulic tappet onto the special tool.
(16) Replace the hydraulic tappet into container C, and then gently
push the internal steel ball by using special tools MD998442.
(17) Place the hydraulic tappet vertically with its plunger at the top
end, and stably move the plunger downward until it reaches its
max. travel. Then slowly return the plunger, and release the
steel ball to fill the pressure cavity with diesel oil.
(19) Take out the hydraulic tappet from the container. Place the
hydraulic tappet vertically with its plunger at top end. Stably
push the plunger, and check for no movement. Check it and
the new hydraulic tappet for their height comparison.
(20) Hold the hydraulic tappet vertically to prevent the diesel oil
from flowing out. Avoid hydraulic tappet from being polluted
by dust or foreign object. Install the hydraulic tappet onto the
engine as soon as possible.
Installation of Seal
(1) Insert the hydraulic tappet into the rocker arm, and pay attention
not cause the diesel oil to overflow. Then use special tool to
Hydraulic tappet prevent it from falling during installation.
Caution:
(1) Temporarily tighten the Intake rocker arm shaft until all the
rocker arms do not push the valve.
(2) Install the rocker arm shaft spring with it vertical to the spark
plug pipe.
Note:First install rocker arm shaft spring, and then install the
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exhaust rocker arm and rocker arm shaft.
(3) Remove the special tool used for holding the hydraulic tappet.
(4) Make sure that the notch on rocker arm shaft is positioned as
shown in the Fig.