Engine, Securing On Assembly Stand: Procedure

Engine/transmission assembly removed and separated on Scissor Lift Table:VAS6131B  . Refer to ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION, SEPARATING .

-- Remove the engine bracket from the cylinder block.

NOTE:

Place a cloth underneath to soak up any escaping power steering fluid.

Fig 1: Identifying Removal Of Power Steering Pressure Line Banjo Bolt -Arrow-

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-- Remove power steering pressure line banjo fitting -arrow-.

-- Remove the electric wire bracket from the A/C compressor -arrow-.

Fig 2: Identifying Electric Wire Bracket Bolt -Arrow- From Air Conditioning (A/C) Compressor

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-- Remove engine bracket screws at left and right -arrows-.

Fig 3: Identifying Engine Bracket Bolts At Left And Right

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-- Engage Lifting Tackle:3033  on engine lifting eyes and on Shop Crane:VAS6100  with Lift Arm Extension:VAS6101  as shown in the illustration.

Fig 4: Identifying Engine Raised On Shop Crane VAS6100 With Extension VAS6101 And Lifting Tackle 3033

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-- Raise engine from engine carrier.

-- Remove the nuts -arrows- and the connector bracket from the left engine support.

Fig 5: Identifying Bolts -Arrows- And Connector Bracket From Left Engine Mount Bracket

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-- Remove the bolts -1 through 4- on the right and on the left and then remove the engine supports.

Fig 6: Identifying Bolts -1 Through 4- For Engine Mount Bracket

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-- Secure the engine with the Engine/Transmission Holder - V6 TDI Bracket:VAS6095/1-4  to 60 Nm, on the Engine And Transmission Holder:VAS6095  , as shown in the illustration.

Fig 7: Identifying Universal Mounting VAS 6095/1

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