DIY kamaz euro head repair

In detail: do-it-yourself repair of a KAMAZ euro head from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

TECHNOLOGICAL CARD № 1.4.

REPAIR OF THE CYLINDER HEAD OF THE KAMAZ-740 ENGINE

Total labor intensity - 57.0 people. min

DISASSEMBLY OF THE CYLINDER HEAD OF THE KAMAZ-740 ENGINE

Labor intensity - 17.0 people. min

1. Install the cylinder head assembly onto the disassembly tool. (Workbench for locksmiths, device for disassembling and assembling the head).

2. Unbend the antennae of the lock washer securing the rocker arm strut. (Hammer, chisel).

3. Unscrew the nuts 18 (Fig. 1) fastening the rocker arm axle struts. (Replaceable head 17 mm, wrench with p. K.).

4. Remove the rocker arm post, lock washers and rocker retainer.

5. Remove the rocker arms 8 (Fig. 2) of the valves from the rocker arm post.

6. Unscrew and remove the nut 7 from the adjusting screw and unscrew the adjusting screw 5 of the rocker arm. (Wrench 17 mm, screwdriver 10.0 mm).

7. Remove the cylinder head from the disassembly tool. (Workbench for locksmiths, device for disassembling and assembling the head).

8. Install the cylinder head on the valve remover).

9. Rotate the handle 2 to squeeze the spring plate 12 (Fig. 1) together with the bushing 11, and remove the 10 valve crackers, 11 valve spring plates, valve spring plates 12, outer 13 and inner 14 springs and 16 valve spring washers. (Screwdriver 10.0 mm).

10. Remove the sealing collar 15 (Fig. 4) of the inlet valve assembly with the collar ring 16 from the guide sleeve 18 of the inlet valve. (Screwdriver 10.0 mm).

11. Remove the inlet 20 and outlet 1 valves.

12. Unscrew the screw 29 fastening the intake manifold and the screw 30 fastening the water pipe.

Video (click to play).

Perform work if necessary to replace the screwdriver. (Key for turning the screw-in

return the studs 21 for attaching the exhaust manifold pipe, studs 26 for attaching the rocker arm struts and pins 24 for attaching the injector bracket. Perform the work if necessary to replace the studs. (Tool for unscrewing the studs).

14. Remove cylinder head 31 from the tool. (Valve remover).

WASHING THE CYLINDER HEAD PARTS

15. Rinse the removed parts and the cylinder head, clean the valve, valve seats, valve guides, the block head and blow them off with compressed air. (Installation for washing parts, model 196 M or "Typhoon", metal brush; metal brushes, emery paper No. 280-320, a gun for blowing parts with compressed air mrd S-417).

DEFECTIVE CYLINDER HEAD PARTS

16. Defect parts of the cylinder head. Troubleshooting should be performed according to the troubleshooting card No. 1.3.

17. Install the cylinder head on a stand for crimping the head, check the head tightness and, if necessary, eliminate the leakage. Check at a pressure of 0.4 MPa (4 kgf / cmg) for 2 minutes. Fluid leaks and leaks are not allowed. (Stand for crimping, stopwatch).

Each head of the Kamaz-740 block is installed on two locating pins, pressed into the cylinder block, and fastened with four alloy steel bolts.

One of the locating pins simultaneously serves as a bushing for supplying oil to lubricate the rocker arms. The sleeve is sealed with rubber rings.

In the Kamaz-740 cylinder head, in comparison with the 740.10 engine head, the engine oil drain hole from under the valve cover into the rod cavity is increased. The intake and exhaust ports are located on opposite sides of the cylinder head.

The inlet channel has a tangential profile to ensure optimal rotational movement of the air charge, which determines the parameters of the working process and the environmental performance of the engine, therefore, replacement with the cylinder heads of the 740.10 engine is not allowed.

Cast iron seats and sintered valve guides are pressed into the cylinder head of the Kamaz-740. The valve seats have an increased interference fit compared to the 740.10 engine seats, and are fixed with a sharp edge.

The outlet seat and valve are profiled to provide less resistance to exhaust gas discharge. The use of outlet valve 740.10 is not recommended.

The joint "cylinder head - sleeve" Kamaz-740 (gas joint) is unlined. A steel O-ring is pressed into the bore groove on the lower plane of the head.

Through this ring, the Kamaz-740 cylinder head is installed on the liner collar. The tightness of the seal is ensured by high precision machining of the mating surfaces of the O-ring and the cylinder liner.

The O-ring has an additional lead coating to compensate for the roughness of the sealing surfaces.

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1 - cylinder head, 2 - head cover gasket, 3 - cover fastening bolt, 4 - cylinder head cover, 5 - head fastening bolt, 6 - pipe gasket bushing, 7 - gas joint sealing ring, 8 - intake valve, 9 - saddle valve, 10 - valve guide sleeve, 11 - valve spring washer, 12 - external and internal valve springs, 13 - valve spring plate, 14 - disc bushing, 15 - valve cracker, 16 - sealing collar, 17 - inlet valve

The cylinder heads contain the valve mechanism and the injector. The valve mechanism of the head is closed by an aluminum cover, sealed with a gasket. Cast iron seats and sintered valve guides are bored after being pressed into the head.

Each head is secured to the cylinder block with four bolts. To avoid breaking the tightness of the gas joint, the bolts are tightened in a cross pattern in three steps.

The inlet and outlet ports are located on opposite sides of the head. When looking at the engine from the side, the intake valves of the heads are on the right, and the exhaust valves are on the left.

The inlet channel has a tangential profile, providing a vortex movement of air in the cylinder, improving mixture formation and accelerating the combustion process of the injected fuel. The injector socket is located on the side of the exhaust valve at an angle to the cylinder axis.

It is necessary to remove the cylinder head quite often. At least every 40-50 thousand kilometers. This is how the KamAZ engine is structurally arranged. Leaking coolant or oil is the cause. Dismantling the cylinder head will also be required to repair the piston group or the gas distribution mechanism.

Let's take a step-by-step and detailed look at the process of dismantling the head of the KamAZ 740 engine block.

1. Drain at least half of the coolant from the cooling system.

2. To dismantle the heads of the block of some cylinders, it will be necessary to dismantle the coolant expansion tank and the compressor.

3. Remove the intake and exhaust manifolds, and also unscrew all interfering fuel pipes.

4. Unscrew the bolt securing the block head cover with a 13 key.

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5. Remove the cover and gasket.

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6. If you need to remove only one head, you will have to remove the cover from the adjacent head of the block so that its protrusion does not interfere with dismantling.

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7. To dismantle the cylinder head of the fourth and eighth cylinders, you will need to unscrew the nuts securing the cab springs with a 17 key and move them aside along with the shock absorbers.

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8. It is advisable to fix the rods of the gas distribution mechanism, for example, by tying them together in order to avoid them falling into the pallet when removing the cylinder head.

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9. Unscrew the four bolts securing the head to the block using a 19 socket or box wrench.

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10. Remove the head of the block by prying it with a mounting spade and at the same time swinging it by inserting it into the hole of the screw securing the wrench.

11. The head should be cleaned of dirt and carbon deposits. After that, replace the three O-rings ("barrels") of the water holes.

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O-rings are included in the repair kit for rubber goods of the head of the KamAZ 740 engine block. In the vocabulary of auto repairmen, their name is found - a barrel.

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12.Place a new O-ring on the oil channel bushing.

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13. Install a new cylinder head gasket on the engine block and replace the rods.

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14. Reinstall the block head. The cylinder head mounting bolts should be tightened crosswise in three steps.

The final tightening torque of the bolts of the KamAZ 740 engine block head is 16-18 kgf * m.

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The kit consists of:
1.740.1003 040 Oil channel sealing ring - 16 pcs.
2. 740.1003 214-04 Sealing ring (cylinder head) "barrel", installed in the holes of the coolant channels - 24 pcs.
3.740.1003 213-26 Cylinder head gasket - 8 pcs.

4.740.1003270 Cylinder head sealing cover gasket - 8 pcs.

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Cylinder head gaskets can be old or new.

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Taking into account the interchangeability of the heads of the KamAZ 740 engine block, it is preferable for repairs to replace the cylinder head with a new one.

If necessary, repairs are often carried out:

  • Replacing valve seats.
  • Seat machining - valve lapping.
  • Saddle socket boring.
  • Plane restoration

Since the discussion is in this thread, I will add:
The cylinder heads were the same and the gas joint O-ring was of a different shape. It, as it were, pressed the steel gasket for a fracture into the sleeve. Therefore, the cylinder head, without replacing the gas joint ring, were not interchangeable.

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Sealing gas joint with steel ring:
1 - support ring; 2 - steel cylinder head gasket; 3 - cylinder head; 4 - rubber sealing gasket; 5 - cylinder block; 6 - sleeve sealing ring; 7 - cylinder liner.

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Gas joint seal without steel ring:
1 - cylinder head; 2 - gas joint sealing ring; 3 - gasket; 4 - cylinder liner

Since October 1984, a gas joint seal without a steel ring has been introduced. The tightness of the gas joint is ensured by high precision machining of the surfaces of the ring and cylinder liner. To compensate for the microroughness of the mates, a lead coating is applied to the mating surface of the gas joint ring.

1. cylinder head housing:
reinforced bottom
additional rib
tangential inlet
overload saddles
2.valve - different profile and material composition
3.The rods are 3mm shorter
4. ring of gas joint for "filler"
+ remember - the valve stroke on the euro motor is more than 740.10

1. cylinder head housing:
reinforced bottom
additional rib
tangential inlet
overload saddles
2.valve - different profile and material composition
3.The rods are 3mm shorter
4. ring of gas joint for "filler"
+ remember - the valve stroke on the euro motor is more than 740.10

Again the mechanicus is muddying.

1. is possible.
2.The profile of the valves is the same, interchangeable.
3. it depends on the block and the camshaft, at the moment "same type" blocks are produced for the "Euro" camshaft, that is, the rods are now short both in euro and in simple.
5. the rings of the gas joint are identical.
+ Once again, the dimensional parameters of the camshafts are now the same, both for euros and for simple ones, so the valve travel has become the same.
On my own I note that the cooling cavity of the nozzle is increased on the euro heads, the other parameters seem to be the same.
In practice, I can say; heads are interchangeable, some "comrades" prefer to install simple heads on the euro motor (they are cheaper).

1. cylinder head housing:
reinforced bottom
additional rib
tangential inlet
overload saddles
2.valve - different profile and material composition
3.The rods are 3mm shorter
4. ring of gas joint for "filler"
+ remember - the valve stroke on the euro motor is more than 740.10

Nikk! The motors of the E3 line of the 740.60 series are equipped with a cylinder head of increased strength, i.e. This applies both to the material of the valve bushings and to the material of the body, i.e. brand of aluminum. Look at the heads you changed, maybe the valves with the guides just “sat down” because of such a load and temperature. Also, do not forget that the E3 heads have an original intake channel, which can affect the filling of the cylinders with air, etc. , which in turn affects the CPG and just after a long time.

Uv.Motorist - I ask you to provide not empty words, but documentary evidence refuting those differences (which, by the way, have technical confirmation and documentary ground) that were indicated here.

1. cylinder head housing:
reinforced bottom
additional rib
tangential inlet
overload saddles
2.valve - different profile and material composition
3.The rods are 3mm shorter
4. ring of gas joint for "filler"
+ remember - the valve stroke on the euro motor is more than 740.10

Again the mechanicus is muddying.

1. is possible.
2.The profile of the valves is the same, interchangeable.
3. it depends on the block and the camshaft, at the moment "same type" blocks are produced for the "Euro" camshaft, that is, the rods are now short both in euro and in simple.
5. the rings of the gas joint are identical.
+ Once again, the dimensional parameters of the camshafts are now the same, both for euros and for simple ones, so the valve travel has become the same.
On my own I note that the cooling cavity of the nozzle is increased on the euro heads, the other parameters seem to be the same.
In practice, I can say; heads are interchangeable, some "comrades" prefer to install simple heads on the euro motor (they are cheaper). [/ quote]

Let's take a look at the points, everything that is written here is not taken from the ceiling, but from many years of practice.
And yet, for some reason it seems to me that you have never seen a simple head of a new sample. On this let me ask one question; What is the difference between the new-type head and the old-style head? If you have dealt with them in practice, then you can easily answer the question.

The engine of KamAZ 740 cars is designed in such a way that each cylinder of the block has its own head. Accordingly, under each Cylinder head KamAZ there is a separate gasket that ensures its tight fit to the block, or rather the tightness of the water and oil channels.

However, in consequence, temperature exposure, incorrect installation, Bad quality and a number of other destructive factors, breakdown (burnout) of such gaskets quite often happens. Therefore, replacing the gasket under one or more heads is quite a common procedure.

  1. leakage of oil or coolant from under the head to the outside... The most common option for KamAZ vehicles. It is detected by the presence of streaks on the block. Often, due to the exhaust manifold, it is difficult to determine unambiguously which of the heads "leaked". After dismantling it, it becomes clear which of the heads needs to be removed.
  2. exit from under the head of the exhaust gases, which is manifested by a rather loud soundtrack when the engine is running. Quite a rare occurrence for a KamAZ engine. Considering that the function of sealing the head and cylinder (combustion chamber) is taken over by the steel ring of the gas joint, the gasket will burn out as a result of damage to this part. If the ring seat has not been deformed, it will need to be replaced. Otherwise, it may be necessary to replace the head with a new one.
  3. after dismantling the cylinder head for any of the above reasons, and for cylinder head repair, gas distribution and crank mechanism, replacement of the worn-out head bolt to the block, etc.

In addition to the rubber gasket, for each head it will be necessary to replace 2 O-rings on the bushings of the oil channels, as well as 3 seals for the water holes, which have the shape of a "barrel", for which they are nicknamed in the jargon of auto technicians. The gas joint can be provided with a fluoroplastic gasket.

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Also, it may be necessary to replace the valve cover gasket and gaskets under the intake and exhaust manifolds.

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  1. Before starting work, you will need to drain at least half of the total volume of the coolant. And also, dismantle the interfering expansion tank and compressor.
  2. Using a 19 wrench, unscrew the union nuts of the high pressure pipe from the injection pump section Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair
  3. Also, it is necessary to unscrew the fuel pipe from the injector of the head to be dismantled. Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair
  4. Using a spanner or socket wrench 14, unscrew the union of the drain tube of the injectors and remove it. Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair
  5. Remove the water pipe using a 13 socket wrench and the intake manifold with a 17 socket wrench. Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair
  6. Using a 13 key, unscrew the bolt securing the valve cover of the block head. And remove the cover along with the gasket. You will also have to remove the adjacent cover, the protrusion of which will interfere with the dismantling of the cylinder head of the block. Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repairImage - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair

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  • Using a 19 socket or box wrench, unscrew the 4 bolts securing the cylinder head of the block. Move the intake manifold and water pipe back from the head with the inserted knob. Having inserted the knob into the hole of the head for the bolt, swing it and remove it by prying the head with a mounting blade over the edge of the outlet pipe. Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repairImage - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair
  • The removed head must be thoroughly cleaned of carbon deposits and troubleshooting must be performed. If the head is not damaged, replace the O-rings of the water passages with new ones. And also the sealing rubber ring of the bushing of the oil channel. Image - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repairImage - DIY KAMAZ Euro head repair
  • Install a new cylinder head gasket on the block.
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    The tightening torque must be:

    • the first reception - 39 ... 49 N m (4 ... .5 kgf m);
    • the second reception - 98 ... 127 N m (10 ... 13 kgf m);
    • the third reception - 186 ... 206 N m (19 ... 21 kgf m) the limiting value.

    After tightening the bolts, it is necessary to adjust the clearances between the valves and the rocker arms. The clearance is necessary to ensure a tight fit of the valve to the seat during thermal expansion of parts during engine operation.

    Small repair of the KamAZ head.

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