Camshaft Timing Chain 117-19

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Camshaft Timing Chain 117-19 VANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine) 117 Intake camshaft VANOS solenoid valve: • Disconnect electrical connector (A). • Remove fastener (B). • Remove solenoid valve (C). If necessary, valves can be rotated in cylinder head to aid in removal and installation. Exhaust camshaft VANOS solenoid valve: • Disconnect electrical connector. • Remove fastener (A). • Remove solenoid valve (B). If necessary, valves can be rotated in cylinder head to aid in removal and installation. Installation is the reverse of removal, making sure of the following: • Replace O-ring and coat lightly with oil. • Ensure valves are clean and free of dirt. VANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine) Engine timing is adjusted when pistons are locked in 90° position. This is an updated procedure that eliminates using top dead center (TDC) when setting camshaft and crankshaft correlation. Special tools and procedures are required to remove and install VANOS units and to time camshafts. Check camshaft timing. See Camshaft timing, adjusting in this repair group. Tightening torque VANOS solenoid to cylinder head (replace sealing O-ring) 9 Nm (7 ft-lb) WARNING • To avoid personal injury, be sure engine is cold before beginning the procedure. CAUTION• Disassembly, removal and assembly of camshafts or VANOS units without special tools poses the risk of damage: Valves may be bent by contact with the piston crowns. • Throughout this procedure, unless otherwise specified, crankshaft and camshafts remain locked against rotation using MINI special tools.

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Camshaft Timing Chain 117-19VANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine)

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Intake camshaft VANOS solenoid valve:

• Disconnect electrical connector (A).

• Remove fastener (B).

• Remove solenoid valve (C). If necessary, valves can be rotated in

cylinder head to aid in removal and installation.

Exhaust camshaft VANOS solenoid valve:

• Disconnect electrical connector.

• Remove fastener (A).

• Remove solenoid valve (B). If necessary, valves can be rotated in

cylinder head to aid in removal and installation.

– Installation is the reverse of removal, making sure of the following:

• Replace O-ring and coat lightly with oil.

• Ensure valves are clean and free of dirt.

VANOS units, removing and installing(N12, N16, N18 engine)

Engine timing is adjusted when pistons are locked in 90° position.

This is an updated procedure that eliminates using top dead center

(TDC) when setting camshaft and crankshaft correlation.

Special tools and procedures are required to remove and install

VANOS units and to time camshafts.

– Check camshaft timing. See Camshaft timing, adjusting in this

repair group.

Tightening torque

VANOS solenoid to cylinder head

(replace sealing O-ring)

9 Nm (7 ft-lb)

WARNING —

• To avoid personal injury, be sure engine is cold before

beginning the procedure.

CAUTION—

• Disassembly, removal and assembly of camshafts or VANOS

units without special tools poses the risk of damage: Valves

may be bent by contact with the piston crowns.

• Throughout this procedure, unless otherwise specified,

crankshaft and camshafts remain locked against rotation using

MINI special tools.

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117-20 Camshaft Timing ChainVANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine)

VANOS units, removing

– Switch ignition OFF and remove key.

– Disconnect negative (–) cable from battery.

– Raise vehicle and support safely.

– Remove ignition coil cover. See 020 Maintenance.

– Remove spark plugs. See 020 Maintenance.

– Remove cylinder head cover. See 113 Cylinder Head Removal

and Installation.

Using MINI special tool 11 9 590, secure crankshaft in 90° piston

position. Tool remains in place during entire repair process.

Remove fasteners (A), then remove timing chain slide rail (arrow).

CAUTION—

• Prior to disconnecting the battery, read the battery

disconnection cautions in 001 Warnings and Cautions.

WARNING —

• Make sure vehicle is stable and well supported at all times. Use

a professional automotive lift or jack stands. A floor jack is not

adequate support.

CAUTION—

• Holes used to balance engine and for aligning engine can be

mixed up. Verify engine is in 90° position by viewing piston

position through spark plug hole.

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Camshaft Timing Chain 117-21VANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine)

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N12, N16 engine: Using MINI special tool 11 9 540, lock camshafts

in 90° piston position. Tighten down tool with supplied fasteners (A).

Tool remains in place during entire repair process.

N18 engine: Using MINI special tool 11 7 440, lock camshafts in

90° piston position. Secure with supplied fasteners (A). Tool remains

in place during entire repair process

Remove timing chain tensioner (A). Be prepared to catch any

dripping oil in a shop towel.

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117-22 Camshaft Timing ChainVANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine)

Working at right side front of cylinder head, remove timing chain

guide rail bearing bolt (arrow).

Working at front of camshafts:

• Loosen and remove exhaust and intake VANOS unit mounting

fasteners (arrows). Discard fasteners.

• Disengage timing chain from camshaft adjustment unit sprockets.

– Remove intake VANOS unit (A).

– Remove exhaust VANOS unit (B).

VANOS units can be mixed up. Check markings prior to installation.

• Intake VANOS unit marked IN.

• Exhaust VANOS unit marked EX.

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Camshaft Timing Chain 117-23VANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine)

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VANOS units, installing

Use new bolt (A) to reattach exhaust VANOS unit (B). VANOS unit

may be installed in any position initially. Finger-tighten mounting

bolts for now.

– Install timing chain on exhaust VANOS unit (B).

Use new bolt (A) to reattach intake VANOS unit (B). VANOS unit

may be installed in any position initially. Finger-tighten mounting

bolts (A, C) for now.

– Install timing chain on intake VANOS unit

Install timing chain slide rail (arrow) and torque fasteners (A).

Tightening torque

Timing chain guide rail to cylinder head

M8 (replace seal) 20 Nm (14.7 ft-lb)

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117-24 Camshaft Timing ChainVANOS units, removing and installing (N12, N16, N18 engine)

Install MINI special tool 11 9 340 in timing chain tensioner mounting

hole and pretension timing chain to 0.6 Nm (5.3 in-lb).

Using a torque wrench and angle protractor, torque intake VANOS

unit fastener (A).

Using a torque wrench and angle protractor, torque exhaust VANOS

unit fastener (A).

– Remove dummy tensioner and install timing chain tensioner. Use

new seal.

– Check camshaft timing. See Camshaft timing, adjusting in this

repair group.

– Reassemble engine.

Tightening torque

VANOS unit to camshaft (use new fastener)

• Stage 1

• Stage 2

20 Nm (15 ft-lb)

additional 180°

Tightening torque

VANOS unit to camshaft (use new fastener)

• Stage 1

• Stage 2

20 Nm (15 ft-lb)

additional 180°

Tightening torque

Timing chain tensioner to cylinder head

M22 x 1.5 (replace seal) 65 Nm (48 ft-lb)

CAUTION—

• Be sure to remove crankshaft and camshaft locking tools before

rotating or starting engine.

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