T01.45-0002-11
1 Oil pan
2 Screw/bolt
3 Guide tube (oil level indicator minimal)
4 Screw/bolt
5 Guide tube (oil level indicator maximal)
6 Oil separator
7 Oil dipstick (oil level indicator minimal)
8 Oil dipstick (oil level indicator maximal)
9 screw/bolts
10 Oil filler pipe
T01.45-0003-11
1 Oil pan
11 Nut
12 Oil return line
T01.45-0004-11
1 Oil pan
2 Screw/bolt
3 Guide tube (oil level indicator minimal)
4 Screw/bolt
5 Guide tube (oil level indicator maximal)
6 Oil separator
7 Oil dipstick (oil level indicator minimal)
8 Oil dipstick (oil level indicator maximal)
| Remove/install | ||
1 | Remove engine compartment encapsulation below the oil pan (1) | ||
2 | Open engine compartment flap and additional flap at the rear | ||
3 | Drain oil | See Operator's Manual | |
3.1 | Extract oil | The guide tube (3) for minimum oil level inspection is used as oil extraction pipe. Observe the operating instructions provided by the manufacturer of the engine oil extractor. | |
Engine oil suction unit gotis://S_18.1_0 | |||
4 | Remove screw/bolt (2) on guide tube (3) for oil dipstick to oil pan (1) | Pull oil dipstick (7) out of guide tube (3) somewhat. | |
5 | Remove screw/bolt (4) on guide tube (5) for oil dipstick (8) to oil pan (1) | Pull dipstick slightly out of the guide tube (3). | |
6 | Loosen hose clamp on oil separator (6) and detach hose | ||
7 | Remove screw/bolts (9) for oil filler pipe (10) using oil separator (6) at oil pan (1) | ||
8 | Remove guide (3, 5) and oil filler pipe (10) with oil separator (6) | ||
9 | Unscrew nuts (11) for oil return line (12) at oil pan (1) and remove oil return line (12) | ||
10 | Remove screw/bolts at oil pan (1) and remove oil pan | | |
Clean sealing surface on housing and oil pan (1) free of grease and additionally coat seal at the corners with sealant. | |||
11 | Install in the reverse order | ||
12 | Pour in engine oil at oil filler neck (10) | | |
Danger! | Risk of accident caused by vehicle starting off by itself when engine is running. Risk of injury caused by contusions and burns during starting procedure or when working near a running engine | Secure vehicles to prevent it from moving by itself. Wear closed and close-fitting work clothes. Do not touch hot or rotating parts. | |
13 | Crank engine by actuating the starter | When actuating the starter press the Engine Stop button simultaneously to prevent the engine starting. Observe oil pressure gauge! It must indicate pressure after a few seconds. Operate starter for a maximum of 20 seconds. Then wait for a minute. Pull up accelerator pedal if the reservoir pressure is missing. | |
14 | Start engine | Warm up engine. | |
15 | Check for leaks with engine running | ||
16 | Turn off engine | Check oil level after about 5 minutes; correct if necessary. |
Oil pan
Number | Designation | Engine 447 | Engine 489 | |
BA01.45-N-1001-01G | screw/bolt, oil pan to cylinder crankcase | Nm | 30 | 30 |
Engine lubrication
Number | Designation | Engines 447, 489 | ||
BF18.00-N-1001-01D | Engine oil | Filling capacity with oil filter | Liters | 20.5 to 24.5 |
Filling capacity with oil filter and heat exchanger | Liters | - | ||
Automatic engine oil replenishment reservoir | Liters | 16 | ||
Specifications for Operating Fluids | Sheet | |||
Sheet | ||||
Sheet | ||||
Repair materials
Number | Designation | Order number |
BR00.45-Z-1012-01A | Sealant, Omnifit FD 3041 | A 002 989 47 20 10 |
Referenced documents
- as0000z000501a Risk of accident from vehicle starting off by itself when engine running. Risk of injury (bruises and burns) resulting from working on the engine while it is being started or when it is running.