2. The following procedure will save time and make assembly much easier:
- a) Crankshaft (see chapter 8).
- b) Piston/Connecting Rod Assemblies (see chapter 7).
- c) Oil pump (see Section 1A).
- d) Pallet (see Section 1A).
- e) Flywheel/Drive Disc (see Section 1A).
- f) cylinder head (see Section 1A).
- g) Timing belt tensioner, sprockets and timing belt itself (see Section 1A).
- h) intake and exhaust manifolds (see Sections 3A And 3B).
- i) External engine components and accessories.
- j) Auxiliary drive belts, pulleys and tensioners.
3. At this stage, all engine components must be absolutely clean and dry, and all faults must be eliminated. Components should be placed in order or in individual containers or on a clean work surface.
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