Diesel engine M9R cars Nissan Qashqai 1 (J10)
Checking the compression in the engine cylinders
1. Warm up the engine thoroughly and stop it. 2. Disconnect the negative battery terminal. 3. Remove the glow plugs from all cylinders. Attention. Before removing, clean...
1. Warm up the engine thoroughly and stop it. 2. Disconnect the negative battery terminal. 3. Remove the glow plugs from all cylinders. Attention. Before removing, clean...
Engine assembly — device
1. Upper jet thrust of the engine. 2. Washer. 3. Right engine mounting insulator. 4. Rear engine mounting bracket. 5. Rear jet thrust. 6. Left engine mounting bracket...
1. Upper jet thrust of the engine. 2. Washer. 3. Right engine mounting insulator. 4. Rear engine mounting bracket. 5. Rear jet thrust. 6. Left engine mounting bracket...
Engine cover — device
1. Engine cover. 2. Air intake cover. 3. Mounting rubber (brown). 4. Mounting rubber band (black). 5. Fuel injector cover.
1. Engine cover. 2. Air intake cover. 3. Mounting rubber (brown). 4. Mounting rubber band (black). 5. Fuel injector cover.
Removal and installation the engine cover
Removal 1. Remove the engine cover. Attention. Be careful not to damage or scratch the cover when removing or installing. When disconnecting, hold the engine cover...
Removal 1. Remove the engine cover. Attention. Be careful not to damage or scratch the cover when removing or installing. When disconnecting, hold the engine cover...
Removal the engine assembly
Attention. The vehicle must be parked on a level, hard surface. Install wheel chocks in front and behind the rear wheels. When working, take precautions, do not use...
Attention. The vehicle must be parked on a level, hard surface. Install wheel chocks in front and behind the rear wheels. When working, take precautions, do not use...
Installing the engine assembly
Installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal, taking into account the points below. Attention. Do not allow engine oil to come into contact with the...
Installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal, taking into account the points below. Attention. Do not allow engine oil to come into contact with the...
Checking the engine assembly
Perform the procedure to check for leaks of lubricants, operating fluids or exhaust gases: Before starting the engine, check the levels of all operating fluids (motor...
Perform the procedure to check for leaks of lubricants, operating fluids or exhaust gases: Before starting the engine, check the levels of all operating fluids (motor...
Installing the engine on a disassembly stand
Note: The following describes how to install the engine on a disassembly stand using the support surface on the transmission side. When using a stand of a different...
Note: The following describes how to install the engine on a disassembly stand using the support surface on the transmission side. When using a stand of a different...
Disassembly and assembly of the engine
Disassembly 1. Remove the multifunctional support bracket. 2. Remove the intake manifold. 3. Remove the exhaust manifold. 4. Remove the lower part of the oil pan. 5....
Disassembly 1. Remove the multifunctional support bracket. 2. Remove the intake manifold. 3. Remove the exhaust manifold. 4. Remove the lower part of the oil pan. 5....
Attachment drive belt — device
1. Water pump. 2. Crankshaft pulley. 3. Automatic drive belt tensioner. 4. Drive belt. 5. Air conditioning compressor. 6. Generator. 7. Idler pulley. A. Operating range...
1. Water pump. 2. Crankshaft pulley. 3. Automatic drive belt tensioner. 4. Drive belt. 5. Air conditioning compressor. 6. Generator. 7. Idler pulley. A. Operating range...
Attachment Drive Belt — Checking and Adjusting
Attention: Perform all operations only after stopping the engine. Make sure that the indicator (C) (groove on the fixed side) the automatic drive belt tensioner is...
Attention: Perform all operations only after stopping the engine. Make sure that the indicator (C) (groove on the fixed side) the automatic drive belt tensioner is...
Accessory Drive Belt — Removal
Attention. Replace the drive belt with a new one after each removal. The automatic drive belt tensioner and idler pulley should be replaced with new ones every time the...
Attention. Replace the drive belt with a new one after each removal. The automatic drive belt tensioner and idler pulley should be replaced with new ones every time the...
Automatic tensioner — device
1. Wiring harness bracket. 2. Multifunctional support bracket. 3. Automatic drive belt tensioner. 4. Lid. 5. Idler pulley.
1. Wiring harness bracket. 2. Multifunctional support bracket. 3. Automatic drive belt tensioner. 4. Lid. 5. Idler pulley.
Automatic tensioner — removal and installation
Attention. Replace the drive belt with a new one after each removal. The automatic drive belt tensioner and idler pulley should be replaced with new ones every time the...
Attention. Replace the drive belt with a new one after each removal. The automatic drive belt tensioner and idler pulley should be replaced with new ones every time the...
Gas distribution mechanism drive chain-device
1. Timing chain tensioner guide. 2. Timing chain tensioner. 3. Front engine mounting stand. 4. Rear engine mounting stand. 5. Engine mounting bracket. 6. Front cover. 7....
1. Timing chain tensioner guide. 2. Timing chain tensioner. 3. Front engine mounting stand. 4. Rear engine mounting stand. 5. Engine mounting bracket. 6. Front cover. 7....
Gas distribution mechanism drive chain-removal
Caution: Do not turn the engine crankshaft against the normal direction. 1. Drain the engine oil. Caution: Drain the engine oil only after the engine has cooled down. 2....
Caution: Do not turn the engine crankshaft against the normal direction. 1. Drain the engine oil. Caution: Drain the engine oil only after the engine has cooled down. 2....
Gas distribution mechanism drive chain-installation
1. Set the piston of the first cylinder to the top dead center position of the compression stroke: Align the crankshaft groove (A) with the hole in the cylinder block...
1. Set the piston of the first cylinder to the top dead center position of the compression stroke: Align the crankshaft groove (A) with the hole in the cylinder block...
Timing Chain — Checking After Installation
Perform the procedure to check for leaks of lubricants, operating fluids or exhaust gases: Before starting the engine, check the levels of all operating fluids (motor...
Perform the procedure to check for leaks of lubricants, operating fluids or exhaust gases: Before starting the engine, check the levels of all operating fluids (motor...
Camshafts — device
1. Camshaft position sensor. 2. Sealing ring. 3. Upper part of the cylinder head. 4. Sprocket spacer. 5. Front camshaft sprocket. 6. Rear camshaft sprocket. 7. Wear...
1. Camshaft position sensor. 2. Sealing ring. 3. Upper part of the cylinder head. 4. Sprocket spacer. 5. Front camshaft sprocket. 6. Rear camshaft sprocket. 7. Wear...
Camshafts — Installation
Note: The valve timing of this engine differs from the conventional DOHC design (two overhead camshafts) with four valves per cylinder, since both the right and left...
Note: The valve timing of this engine differs from the conventional DOHC design (two overhead camshafts) with four valves per cylinder, since both the right and left...
Camshafts — Checking after removal
Default values for all tests are given in the section " Service data and specification " at the end of the chapter. Checking the clearance in the camshaft bearing...
Default values for all tests are given in the section " Service data and specification " at the end of the chapter. Checking the clearance in the camshaft bearing...
Camshafts — Checking after installation
Perform the procedure to check for leaks of lubricants, operating fluids or exhaust gases: Before starting the engine, check the levels of all operating fluids (motor...
Perform the procedure to check for leaks of lubricants, operating fluids or exhaust gases: Before starting the engine, check the levels of all operating fluids (motor...
Cylinder head — device
1. Valve crackers. 2. Valve plate. 3. Valve spring. 4. Oil deflector cap. 5. Hydraulic pusher. 6. Engine lifting eye (front). 7. Cylinder head. 8. Valve. 9. Fitting the...
1. Valve crackers. 2. Valve plate. 3. Valve spring. 4. Oil deflector cap. 5. Hydraulic pusher. 6. Engine lifting eye (front). 7. Cylinder head. 8. Valve. 9. Fitting the...
Cylinder head — disassembly
1. Remove the following components and their corresponding parts: Turbocharger. Intake manifold. Exhaust manifold. Cooling system outlet and thermostat assembly. Front...
1. Remove the following components and their corresponding parts: Turbocharger. Intake manifold. Exhaust manifold. Cooling system outlet and thermostat assembly. Front...
Cylinder head — assembly
1. Install the valve. Note: Install larger diameter valves on the intake side. 2. Install the valve stem seal: Place the protection (A) of the mandrel for pressing the...
1. Install the valve. Note: Install larger diameter valves on the intake side. 2. Install the valve stem seal: Place the protection (A) of the mandrel for pressing the...
Cylinder head — technical condition check
Note: Default values for all tests are given in the section " Service data and specification " at the end of this chapter. Cylinder head deformation Note: When...
Note: Default values for all tests are given in the section " Service data and specification " at the end of this chapter. Cylinder head deformation Note: When...
Vacuum pump — device
1. Vacuum hose. 2. Vacuum hose. 3. Vacuum pump. 4. Gasket. A. To the brake booster. B. To the boost pressure control electromagnetic valve. C. To the electromagnetic...
1. Vacuum hose. 2. Vacuum hose. 3. Vacuum pump. 4. Gasket. A. To the brake booster. B. To the boost pressure control electromagnetic valve. C. To the electromagnetic...
Vacuum pump — removal and installation
1. Remove the engine cover. 2. Remove the battery. 3. Disconnect the vacuum hoses. 4. Remove the vacuum pump. Note: Loosen the mounting bolts in the reverse order to...
1. Remove the engine cover. 2. Remove the battery. 3. Disconnect the vacuum hoses. 4. Remove the vacuum pump. Note: Loosen the mounting bolts in the reverse order to...
Attachment Drive Belt — Specification
Tensioning the drive belt of the accessory equipment There is no need to adjust the tension of the accessory drive belt, as it is automatically adjusted by the tensioner.
Tensioning the drive belt of the accessory equipment There is no need to adjust the tension of the accessory drive belt, as it is automatically adjusted by the tensioner.
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