- The document provides instructions for inspecting and servicing various components of the cylinder head and valves for an Arion 630-610 C engine, including the rocker assembly, valves, springs, guides, seats, and cylinder head.
- The procedures include measuring component dimensions and clearances, checking for wear limits, removing and refitting parts, and adjusting the valve rockers. Tolerances and specifications are provided for inspecting parts and determining whether replacement is needed.
- The valve rockers are adjusted with the engine cold, using tools to position cylinder 1 at top dead center of compression and checking/adjusting rocker clearance for the specified valves.
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2. A2.2 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Local manufacturing tool
Injector coupling puller
A = 50 mm
B = 10 mm
C = 10 mm
D ≥ 26 mm
E = 22 x 250
F = 120 mm (Subhead)
134msm00 Fig. 1
Inspecting the rocker pin
Note: Mark the location of the rockers when removing
in order to facilitate refitting.
– Remove the caps (A) only to change them or to clean
the rocker axis.
– Disassemble and search for traces of wear or damage.
Change all parts which are damaged or non compliant
with specifications.
134hsm08 Fig. 2
Outer diameter of the axis ....................19,99 - 20,02 mm
Wear limit..........................................................19,94 mm
134hsm09 Fig. 3
F
A
E
B
C
D
A
3. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.3
Cylinder head and valves
Maximum inner diameter of the shaft rest
..........................................................................20,17 mm
134msm01 Fig. 4
Inner diameter of the rocker..................20,07 - 20,12 mm
Wear limit..........................................................20,17 mm
134hsm10 Fig. 5
4. A2.4 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Inspecting the rockers
– Remove and clean the rockers (A). Mark them for
refitting.
134hsm11 Fig. 6
– Measure the outer diameter of the rockers. If it is below
the value recommended, change it.
Specified value:
Rocker outer diameter ..........................31,61 - 31,64 mm
– Measure rocker clearance in the bore.
Specified value:
Bore diameter
(in the block) .........................................31,70 - 31,75 mm
Rocker and borehole clearance................0,06 - 0,13 mm
– Check the head on the rocker journals. If it is flat or
concave, change the rocker and check the camshaft
lobes.
134hsm12 Fig. 7
A
5. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.5
Cylinder head and valves
Measuring valve shrinkage
Measurements must be made at a maximum distance of
3 mm from the edge of the valve head.
– Compare the measurements (A) between the 2 inlet
and exhaust valves. Check that the gap does not exceed
the value specified.
Note: If a cylinder has uneven valve wear, check the
gap of boreholes on valve bridges.
Specified value:
• Intake valve
Shrinkage in the cylinder head .................0,61 - 1,11 mm
Wear limit............................................................1,63 mm
• Exhaust valve
Shrinkage in the cylinder head .................1,22 - 1,72 mm
Wear limit............................................................2,26 mm 131hsm33 Fig. 8
Cylinder head flatness
– Check cylinder head flatness using a precision rule and
a set of shims. Check along the length, across and in
diagonal in several locations.
Specified value:
Maximum acceptable straightness error over the entire
length or width ....................................................0,08 mm
Maximum acceptable straightness error over the entire
length of 150 mm................................................0,03 mm
Note: If the straightness error exceeds the values
specified, rectify or change the cylinder head.
132hsm05 Fig. 9
A
6. A2.6 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Measuring cylinder head thickness
– Measure the cylinder head's thickness between the
parting of the cylinder head cover riser and the
combustion reaching.
Specified value:
New cylinder head ............................104,87 - 105,13 mm
Minimum acceptable cylinder head
thickness.........................................................104,24 mm
Maximum ripple depth ......................................0,012 mm
Maximum material which can be removed when rectifying
0,76 mm
Note: If the cylinder head thickness is below the
minimum acceptable, do not rectify. Change the
cylinder head.
Important: Check cylinder head flatness using a
precision rule and a set of shims.
Valve guide measurement
– Measure wear on the valve guides (A).
Specified value:
Diameter of the valve guide borehole...............................
7,912 - 7,938 mm
Clearance between rod and guide..............0,05 - 0,1 mm
Wear limit between stem and guide....................0,15 mm
132hsm06 Fig. 10
132msm05 Fig. 11
A
7. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.7
Cylinder head and valves
Measuring the valve seat bore in the
cylinder head
If the dimensions of the boreholes do not comply with the
values specified, machine the cylinder head according to
the values.
Specified value:
• Seat insert valve borehole
– Exhaust
A. 42,987 - 43,013 mm.
B. Reference 3,82 mm.
C. 9,936 - 10,064 mm.
D. 38 - 42°.
E. Maximum radius 0,5 mm.
– Intake
A. 47,104 - 47,130 mm.
B. Reference 3,45 mm.
C. 9,936 - 10,064 mm.
D. 38 - 42°.
E. Maximum radius 0,5 mm.
Changing the outer diameter of seat insert valve
boreholes.
– Exhaust..........................................43,038 - 43,064 mm
– Intake.............................................47,155 - 47,181 mm
Measuring the valve springs
Check spring tension using a spring compression device.
Idle length ..............................................................54 mm
Specified value:
Spring compressed at 240-280 N..........................46 mm
Spring compressed at 590-680 N.......................34,5 mm
132hsm08 Fig. 12
131hsm34 Fig. 13
8. A2.8 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Measuring the valves
– Inspect the valves, the tip of the rods, and the retainer
groove (A).
Specified value:
• Valve head diameter
– Intake.................................................46,47 - 46,73 mm
– Exhaust..............................................42,37 - 42,63 mm
Note: The intake valves have a larger outer diametre
and are recognized thanks to a centering hole (B).
131hsm35 Fig. 14
131msm14 Fig. 15
• Valve stem diameter
– Intake.................................................7,864 - 7,884 mm
– Exhaust..............................................7,848 - 7,874 mm
• Maximum ovalization
– Inlet and exhaust ...........................................0,038 mm
131hsm37 Fig. 16
A
B
9. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.9
Cylinder head and valves
Inspecting the turbocharger
Measuring axial clearance
Maximum axial clearance of the "BorgWarner"
turbocharger .......................................................0,14 mm
If axial clearance does not comply, change the
turbocharger.
142hsm02 Fig. 17
Measuring radial clearance
Maximum radial clearance of the "BorgWarner"
turbocharger .......................................................0,51 mm
If radial clearance is not compliant, change the
turbocharger.
142hsm03 Fig. 18
Checking the belt tensioner spring
– Loosen and remove the tensioner belt.
– Loosen the tensioner and plot a mark (A).
– Measure 21 mm from (A) and make a mark (B).
– Using a torque wrench, align the 2 marks.
– The spring's tension must be 1,8 to 2,2 daN.m.
– Change the tensioner if required.
251msm04 Fig. 19
A
B
10. A2.10 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the alternator and its bracket
– Disconnect the battery.
– Disconnect the alternator connections.
– Remove the alternator (A).
– Untighten the rest screws (B) and remove them.
260hsm00 Fig. 20
Description
1 Pneumatic braking version (175 A alternator).
A B
1
11. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.11
Cylinder head and valves
260msm00 Fig. 21
Description
2 Pneumatic braking version (120 A alternator).
260msm01 Fig. 22
Description
3 Version without air braking (120 and 175 ampere alternator).
A
B
2
B
A
3
12. A2.12 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Refitting the alternator and bracket
– Refit the alternator bracket (B).
– Tighten the screws to a torque of 7 daN.m.
– Refit the alternator (A).
Note: If the alternator pulley was removed, tighten the screw at a torque of 5 daN.m.
Removing the viscouc coupling
– Remove the screws from the radiator nozzle (A).
Note: The viscous coupler thread on the hub is a left-
hand thread.
– Using a pin wrench, hold the hub (B) and loosen the
viscous coupler (C) and remove it.
Refitting the viscous coupling
Note: The viscous coupler thread on the hub is a left-
hand thread.
– Refit the viscous coupler (C) on the hub (B).
– Using a pin wrench, tighten the viscous coupler at a
torque of 9 daN.m.
253hsm00 Fig. 23
C
B
A
13. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.13
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the fan hub and bracket
251hsm29 Fig. 24
– Loosen the drive belt using the tensioner (A) and
remove it.
– Remove the hub of the viscous coupler (B).
– Remove the (C) pulley.
– Remove the pulley hub and its bracket (D).
Refitting the fan hub and bracket
– Refit the fan bracket and hub (D). Tighten the screws to
a torque of 7 daN.m.
– Refit the viscous coupler pulley (C) and hub (B).
– Tighten the screws to a torque of 7 daN.m.
– Position the belt.
– Tighten the belt using the tensioner (A).
C
B
D
A
14. A2.14 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the turbocharger
Important: Let the exhaust circuit cool down before
removing the turbocharger.
Note: Carefully clean the outside of the turbocharger
and the surrounding area.
– Remove the air intake and exhaust ducts.
– Disconnect the oil inlet pipe (A).
– Disconnect the oil return duct (B).
– Unscrew the 4 screws (C) of the exhaust manifold and
remove the turbocharger.
Refitting the turbocharger
Important: Fill the oil return hole with clean motor oil
and turn the turbocharger by hand.
– Position the turbocharger onto the exhaust manifold
with a new gasket.
– Tighten the screws (C) to a torque of 7 daN.m.
– Connect the oil and air ducts.
142msm00 Fig. 25
142hsm05 Fig. 26
A
C
B
15. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.15
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the exhaust manifold
Note: Draining the A/C circuit is not necessary. Move
only the A/C compressor.
– Remove the pipes, hoses interfering with removing the
exhaust manifold.
– Remove the turbocharger (the turbocharger can be
removed with the exhaust manifold).
– Remove the exhaust manifold (A).
Refitting the exhaust manifold
– Using centering studs, refit the exhaust manifold and
the gaskets.
– Tighten the screws (B) of the cylinders 3 and 4 initially
at a torque of 7 daN.m.
142msm01 Fig. 27
B
A
16. A2.16 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the thermostat cover
Note: Draining the A/C circuit is not necessary. Move
only the A/C compressor (A).
– Drain the coolant system.
– Remove the A/C bracket (B) if option.
– Disconnect the temperature sensor.
– Disconnect the hose.
– Remove the screws (C).
– Mark the position of the thermostats and remove them.
Refitting the thermostat cover
– Change the gasket and the thermostat.
– Fit the cover.
– Tighten the screws (C) to a torque of 4,7 daN.m.
– Fill the cooling fluid circuit.
254msm00 Fig. 28
254msm01 Fig. 29
A
B
C
17. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.17
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the cylinder head cover
Note : Removing the injector bundle is not necessary.
Remove only the connector bracket.
– Remove any items interfering with removing the rocker
cover (alternator according to options, intake hose, etc.).
– Unscrew the thermal shield of the injectors (A).
– Remove the caps (B), nuts (C), and O-rings (D).
– Remove the rocker cover (E).
133msm00 Fig. 30
Refitting the cylinder head cover
Important: change the sealing gasket (F) whenever
removing the cylinder head cover.
– Fit the rocker cover (E), O-rings (D).
– Tighten nuts (C) to 1,1 daN.m. Fit the caps (B).
– Fit the heat shield (A).
– Tighten the screws to a torque of 1 daN.m.
133msm01 Fig. 31
A
B
C
D
E
F
E
18. A2.18 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the rocker arm assembly
Important: Untighten the rocker adjustment screws
before removing the ramp.
– Remove the screws (A).
– Remove the rocker arm rods (B).
131msm15 Fig. 32
Refitting the rocker shaft
– Fit the rocker rods (B).
Important: The port (C) in the rocker arm assembly
must be aligned with the port (D) in the cylinder head.
– Lubricate the rocker arm assembly.
– Fit the rocker arm assembly. Tighten the screws to a
torque of 6 daN.m.
– Adjust the rocker.
131hsm13 Fig. 33
A
B
C
D
19. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.19
Cylinder head and valves
Adjusting the valve rockers
Note: This check must be performed on a cold engine.
– Remove the plastic cover covering the rotation hole (A)
and the timing hole (B).
– Use tool n°60 05 005 528 to turn the engine in the
running direction, until cylinder 1 (timing side) reaches
top dead center of its compression stroke.
– Fit the timing gauge n° 60 05 005 576.
Note: If piston n°1 is at tope dead center of its
compression stroke, the rockers have play.
134hsm20 Fig. 34
– Check and adjust the rockers.
Inlet valves: 0,36 mm.
Exhaust valves: 0,46 mm.
– If adjusting the rockers is required, loosen the locknut
(D). Turn the adjustment screw (C) until the shim slides
with a slight resistance. Hold the adjustment screw (C).
Tighten the nut (A) to a torque of 2,7 daN.m.
– Check clearance.
134msm02 Fig. 35
B
A
D
C
20. A2.20 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Method of adjustment
– Adjust piston n°1 at top dead center of its compression
stroke.
– Adjust the clearance of the exhaust valves No. 1, 3 and
5, and the intake valves No. 1, 2 and 4.
– Turn the crankshaft by 360° and block cylinder n°6 at
top dead center 'TDC' of its compression stroke.
– Adjust the clearance of the exhaust valves No. 6, 4 and
2, and the intake valves No. 6, 5 and 3.
A Front of engine.
B Piston No. 1 at TDC.
C Piston No. 6 at TDC.
E Exhaust valve
I Intake valve.
Adjusting the valve rockers.
101msm19 Fig. 36
A
C
B
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2
3
4
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22. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.21
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the injector coupling
Note: Smear the injector coupling to remove with
grease.
– Tap the injector coupling over 1 cm using an M22 x 250
tap.
– Install and screw the locally manufactured tool (A) into
the injector sleeve.
– Pull the injector coupling (B).
132msm06 Fig. 37
132msm07 Fig. 38
132msm08 Fig. 39
A
A
B
23. A2.22 Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB
Cylinder head and valves
Refitting the injector coupling
Important: Check that the piston of the cylinder
requiring the replacement of the injector coupling is
set to the bottom dead centre.
– Apply Loctite (620) all around the lower edge of the
injector coupling (A).
132msm09 Fig. 40
Important: Check that all O-rings are properly seated.
– Lubricate the O-ring (B) with liquid soap.
– Using the n°00 11 341 450 tool, slowly enter the
injector coupling down to the bottom of the hole.
132msm11 Fig. 41
132msm10 Fig. 42
A
B
24. Arion 630-610 C – 09.2008 – GB A2.23
Cylinder head and valves
Removing the cylinder head
– Loosen and remove all cylinder head screws.
– Use lifting means and chains to lift the cylinder head.
132msm12 Fig. 43
Preparation
– If the supply pump was removed, check the presence
of the rocker (A).
– Clean the threaded holes on the cylinder block using
the special tap No.60 05 005 517 (B).
– Clean the surface of the parting surface.
– Lubricate the camshaft rockers (C).
132hsm13 Fig. 44
132hsm14 Fig. 45 132hsm15 Fig. 46
A
B
C