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Cylinder head — removal (Peugeot J5)

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The cylinder head can be removed without removing the engine, however, please note that the engine must be lifted to remove its right mount.
  • Place a jack with a wooden block under the engine and support the engine with it without lifting it.
  • Unscrew and remove the right engine mount. Check the reliability of the engine installation on the jack.
  • Remove the spare tire.
  • Drain the coolant from the cooling system. If the coolant was added recently, store it in a container; otherwise, dispose of it according to the instructions.
  • Disconnect the wires from the battery.
  • Disconnect the electrical wires from the following components and assemblies: lighting system and turn signals, cooling fan, temperature switch on the water pump, temperature switch on the radiator, temperature switch on the cooling system nipple, glow plugs, fuel shut-off solenoid valve, ground wire from the diagnostic connector wiring harness. All disconnected wires must be marked accordingly.
  • Unscrew the engine compartment hood lock from the radiator grille.
  • Loosen the rear spare wheel mounting bolt on the bulkhead.
  • After loosening the clamps, disconnect the hoses from the radiator.
  • Disconnect the throttle cable and the idle speed control cable (cold engine starting).
  • Disconnect the fuel return hose from the fuel tank.
  • Disconnect the water hoses from the cylinder head.
  • Unscrew the muffler pipe.
  • Unscrew the two nuts of the front fascia of the car and two bolts on top (see Figure 211) and remove the following parts: radiator grille, air intake hose, water pump belt cover and belt, alternator and vacuum pump.
  • Loosen and disconnect the hose above the cylinder head cover.
  • Unscrew the diagnostic connector.
  • Disconnect the injection pipes from the injectors.
  • Loosen the hollow bolts and remove the cylinder head oil line between the pulleys and the cylinder head.
  • Remove the cylinder head cover with gasket.
  • Unscrew and remove the rocker arm shaft.
  • In several passes, in the reverse order to that shown in Figure 331, loosen and unscrew the cylinder head bolts.

Figure 331. Cylinder head bolt tightening sequence. The bolts are unscrewed in reverse order in…

Figure 331. Cylinder head bolt tightening sequence. The bolts are unscrewed in reverse order in several passes.



  • Remove the cylinder head from the cylinder block. A tightly seated cylinder head can be removed by hitting it with a plastic or rubber hammer. You can insert two bent iron rods to lift the cylinder head.
  • Pull the push rods out of the cylinder block one by one and fold them in the order of installation.
  • Clean the contact surfaces of the cylinder head and cylinder block with a suitable cleaning fluid. Never clean surfaces with a hard scraper or sandpaper. Grinding of the cylinder head surface is allowed, but the head height must be within a certain range (116.3 mm) during processing.
  • After removing the cylinder head, remove all attachments and remove the valves in the usual manner, as described in the relevant section.
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