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IMPORTANT: INVERT the camshaft/carrier bracket
assembly, so the inlet camshaft is uppermost.
Locate the carrier bracket assembly on to the top of
the pillars of D819 Mounting Fixture.
WARNING: Whilst the torsion springs are still
installed, Securing Tools D816 and D817 which are
retaining the inlet camshaft MUST NOT be
removed.
Only after ALL the torsion springs have been de-
tensioned and removed can the inlet camshaft be
safely removed.
Removal of the torsion springs
Remove each of the torsion springs in turn and whilst
removing the spring, also remove the Intermediate
Lever. Store in strict order so they are re-fitted to the
same cylinder position when re-assembling. Used
Intermediate Levers can only be reused in the same
position.
D814 Torsion Spring Remover/Installer
NOTE: To carry out this application, D814 and a pair
of suitable Adjustable Pliers (400mm.) will be required.
These Pliers must be in good working order.
Fit D814 Tool to the carrier bracket and secure in
place by inserting its bolt, from the top, through the
Tool and through the Carrier Bracket. Fix with its nut
from underneath - tighten nut.
Slide the Safety Pin fully in to place - through both
sides of the Tool, The Safety Pin will restrict the
torsion spring's movement backwards under tension,
when the spring retaining screw is removed.
Slowly unscrew and remove the torsion spring
retaining screw (Tx30) so that the spring plate pushes
against the Safety Pin.
Using a suitable pair of
adjustable pliers fit the
jaws to span across from
the back of tool to the
front of the torsion spring
plate.
Carefully relieve the
spring pressure off the
Safety Pin by slightly
closing the Plier jaws
and whilst retaining the
jaws in this position, pull
out the Safety Pin.
Carefully and slowly, in a
controlled manner, allow
the Plier jaws to open in
order to release the
torsion spring pressure
fully.
Remove the torsion
spring together with the
associated D818 Clamp
and intermediate
lever.(Remember to
identify the position of
the lever)
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