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DW8 Engine — Removal and Installation (Peugeot 206)

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Table of contents: Removal 🠇 Installation 🠇
When removing and installing the engine at Peugeot service centers, the following special tool is used:
  • traverse - 0102-D
  • flywheel stopper - 0188-F;
  • hooks for hanging;
  • gearbox rod release fork — 0102-G1/-G2;
  • mandrel for installing oil seals - 0317-T/-U.

Removal



Remove the power unit with the DW8 engine in the following order:

Note: The power unit is removed upwards.


- set the hood cover to a vertical position using the device;

Figure 4.16. Removing the battery: 1 - relay block; 2 - preheating unit; 3 - battery; 4 - air…

Figure 4.16. Removing the battery: 1 - relay block; 2 - preheating unit; 3 - battery; 4 - air cleaner unit; 5 - decorative cover; 6 - nipples; 7 - bolts

  • remove decorative cover 5 (figure 4.16);
  • remove block 4 of the air cleaner with air ducts;
  • remove battery 3 with tray;
  • remove preheating unit 2;
  • unscrew two bolts 7;
  • remove block 1 relay;
  • remove the air filter housing;
  • remove the battery tray support;
  • disconnect and move aside the 6 fuel supply pipe fittings;
  • remove the electronic control unit;

Figure 4.17. Disconnecting the wires: 1, 2 - wires

Figure 4.17. Disconnecting the wires: 1, 2 - wires



  • disconnect wires 1 and 2 (figure 4.17);

Figure 4.18. Disconnecting the tubes: 1, 2, 3, 4 - tubes

Figure 4.18. Disconnecting the tubes: 1, 2, 3, 4 - tubes

  • disconnect tubes 1, 2, 3 (figure 4.18);
  • remove the front wheels;
  • drain the oil from the gearbox;
  • drain the coolant from the cooling system;
  • remove mudguards;
  • remove the protective screen under the engine;
  • remove the front wheel drives from both sides of the vehicle;

Figure 4.19. Disconnecting the contact connector: 1-pin connector

Figure 4.19. Disconnecting the contact connector: 1-pin connector

  • disconnect pin connector 1 (figure 4.19) on the inner panel of the left front fender;

Figure 4.20. Power steering pipes: 1 - tubes; 2 - protective board

Figure 4.20. Power steering pipes: 1 - tubes; 2 - protective board



  • release and move aside tubes 1 (figure 4.20) power steering, passing in the engine area;
  • remove the protective board 2;
  • disconnect the exhaust pipe from the exhaust manifold side;

Figure 4.21. Installing the flywheel lock: 1 - retainer

Figure 4.21. Installing the flywheel lock: 1 - retainer

  • install clamp 1 (figure 4.21);

Figure 4.22. Removing the engine mount reaction bracket: 1 - bracket

Figure 4.22. Removing the engine mount reaction bracket: 1 - bracket

  • remove the jet bracket 1 (figure 4.22) engine mounts;

Figure 4.23. Removing the air conditioning compressor: 1 - compressor

Figure 4.23. Removing the air conditioning compressor: 1 - compressor



  • without opening the refrigeration circuit of the air conditioning system, move compressor 1 to the side (figure 4.23);

Caution: Never bend the air conditioning system refrigeration circuit pipes.

  • remove the front panel;
  • move the power steering pump away without opening the system circuit;
  • disconnect and move aside the heat exchanger pipes at the level of the shield;
  • disconnect and move aside the brake booster hose;

Figure 4.24. Removing the tank: 1 - tank

Figure 4.24. Removing the tank: 1 - tank

  • move the tank 1 (figure 4.24) along with his pipes;
  • move the flexible clutch cable or the clutch slave cylinder to the side;
  • disconnect the transmission control rods using the tool;
  • cover the air conditioning condenser core tubes with a sheet of heavy-duty cardboard;
  • remove the accessory drive belt;
  • remove the generator;
  • remove the crankshaft pulley;

Figure 4.25. Removing parts and assemblies before dismantling the power unit: 1, 3 - lifting…

Figure 4.25. Removing parts and assemblies before dismantling the power unit: 1, 3 - lifting brackets; 2, 5, 7 - bolts; 4 - gasket; 6, 9 - nuts; 8 - right bracket



  • bring the lifting beam with hooks, hook the hooks onto lifting brackets 1 and 3 (figure 4.25), and then tighten the cables;
  • unscrew three bolts 2;
  • unscrew nut 9;
  • remove the right engine mount bracket 8;
  • unscrew nut 6;
  • unscrew two bolts 7;
  • remove elastic pad 4;
  • unscrew the two bolts 5 securing the support;
  • remove the caliper;
  • disconnect and move aside the wiring harnesses, pipes related to the gearbox or engine;

Figure 4.26. Bushing on the engine: 1 - bushing

Figure 4.26. Bushing on the engine: 1 - bushing

  • remove the power unit upwards, preserving the bushing 1 (figure 4.26).

Installation



Install the power unit with the DW8 engine in the reverse order of removal, while observing the following:
  • systematically replace the self-locking nuts and seals at the gearbox outlet using mandrels;

Caution! Before installing the seals, pack the space between the edges with grease.


Figure 4.14. Installing the air conditioning compressor: 1 - lock nut; 2 - spacers; 3 - compressor

Figure 4.14. Installing the air conditioning compressor: 1 - lock nut; 2 - spacers; 3 - compressor



  • install the compressor following the installation sequence of the above parts;

Attention! Lock nut 1 (see figure 4.14) secures the rear upper part of the compressor.

  • first tighten the crankshaft pulley bolts to 42 N·m, then tighten the oil filter bolts to 39 N·m;
  • carefully observe the routing and attachment points of wire bundles and wiring harnesses;
  • bring the gearbox oil level up to normal;
  • fill the engine cooling system and bleed air from it;
  • perform programming of all electronic devices.
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