BMW 5 Series: Chain track
Comparison between chain track of B58 engine and B58TU engine
- Chain track, two-part timing chain drive B58 engine
- Chain track, single-part timing chain drive B58TU engine
- 6-cylinder engine
- Upper timing chain
- Timing chain
- Lower timing chain
- Drive chain, oil vacuum pump
The way the combined oil vacuum pump is driven via a separate drive chain
from the crankshaft has
not changed compared with the Bx8 engines. Only the change of the chain tracks
has changed:
The drive chain of the oil vacuum pump is now in front of the timing chain.
Dropping the second timing chain offers the following benefits:
- Improved acoustics
- Lower space requirement
- Reduced weight
Chain tensioner
Chain tensioner, Bx8TU engine
- Tensioning rail
- Sealing sleeve
- Chain tensioner with screw thread
Due to the cylinder head manufacturing process, the chain tensioner now has a
sealing sleeve with
a height of 12.5 mm instead of a sealing ring. The spring force of the chain
tensioner lies between
40 Nm (extended) and 90 Nm (retracted).
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VANOS
VANOS B58 engine
VANOS B58TU engine
Following the changeover from a two-part chain drive to a single-part chain
drive, the camshaft
sprockets on the VANOS now need 46 teeth instead of the
Vacuum pump
Oil vacuum pump, B58/B58TU engine
B58 engine, tandem oil pump with integrated vacuum pump
B58TU engine, oil pump
Vacuum pump
Oil pump
Vehicles with a gasoline engine and "traditio
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Safety information
Warning
Unattended children or animals in the vehicle
can cause the vehicle to move and endanger
themselves and traffic, for instance due to the
following actions:
Pressing the Start/Stop button.
Releasing the parking brake.
Opening and closing the doors or windows.
Engaging
Fuel preparation
The fuel preparation has been modified to meet the requirements of emission
legislation. The high
pressure pump and the injectors have been revised and designed for a fuel
injection pressure of
350 bar.
Fuel preparation, B58TU engine
Injector
Holding clamp
Rail pressure