4-cylinder car engine Ford Mondeo 1 and 2

Technical requirements and tightening torques
General information Engine type 4-cylinder in-line, with two overhead camshafts Engine code: Engine displacement 1.6 liters L1F, 1J, L1L Engine displacement 1.8 liters...

General information about the engine
Applying the information in this chapter 1. This chapter describes repair procedures that are performed on the engine installed in the vehicle and contains only the...

Repair operations performed without removing the engine
The following operations can be performed without removing the engine from the vehicle. However, please note that any procedure that requires removing the oil pan should...

Compression check
1. When engine performance deteriorates or ignition failures occur that cannot be attributed to the ignition or fuel system, a compression test is a means of diagnosing...

Top dead center of cylinder #1
General information 1. Top Dead Center (TDC) is the highest point in the cylinder that the piston reaches during its forward motion during crankshaft rotation. Each...

Removing and installing the cylinder head cover
Removal 1. Disconnect the two electrical connectors and the vacuum hose (if equipped). Then remove the air cleaner cover assembly together with the air flow meter, the...

Removing and installing the intake manifold
Warning: Gasoline is highly flammable. Use extreme caution when working around the fuel system. Work in a well-ventilated area - open all windows and doors to create an...

Removal, inspection and installation of the exhaust manifold
Warning: This procedure must be performed when the engine is completely cool. Note: In addition to the new gasket and other parts, tools and fixtures needed to complete...

Removing and installing the crankshaft pulley
Removal 1. Remove the accessory drive belt. Remove it completely or just from the crankshaft pulley, depending on the procedure being performed (Chapter 1). 2. If...

Timing belt covers of the timing mechanism
Top cover 1. Unscrew the two cover mounting bolts and remove it (see Fig. 9.1, a-c). On 05/1998 and later models, support the engine with a piece of wood under the oil...

Timing belt of the timing mechanism
Note: This procedure requires a new belt (if necessary), a new cylinder head gasket, and special tools (see text). On pre-1998 models, if the belt is being removed for...

Timing Belt Tensioner and Toothed Pulleys
Tensioner Note: On models produced before 05/1998, please note that if the belt needs to be removed for the first time after the vehicle leaves the factory, a tensioner...

Replacing the camshaft seal
Note: Although any cuff can be removed immediately after removing the corresponding pulley ( see paragraph 11 ), however, this method of removing the cuffs is not...

Camshafts and hydraulic valve lifters
Removal 1. Loosen the timing belt tension ( p. 1-14 paragraph 10 ). 2. Remove the belt completely ( paragraph 10 clauses 15 and 16 ) or pull it off the camshaft...

Checking and adjusting valve clearances
Note: This procedure only applies to models produced after 05/199B. Before this date, Zetec engines were equipped with hydraulic compensator valves. Examination 1....

Removing and installing the cylinder head
Removal Models produced before 10.1996 Note: This procedure assumes that you are removing the cylinder head with the intake and exhaust manifolds attached to it. This...
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Removing and installing the pallet
Removal Note: On pre-05/98 models, to perform this procedure with the power unit installed in the vehicle, you will need an assistant and special equipment to raise the...

Removal, inspection and installation of the oil pump
Removal Note 1: This procedure is difficult to perform when the engine is installed in the vehicle, as it requires preliminary disassembly and access to the components...

Removing and installing an oil radiator
1. Drain the cooling system ( chapter 1 ). Disconnect the coolant hoses from the oil cooler. 2. Unscrew the fasteners of the oil filter ( chapter 1 ). Remove oil stains....

Removing and installing the oil level sensor
Removal 1. Place the vehicle on a firm, level surface, open the hood and disconnect the negative battery cable (Chapter 5, paragraph 1). 2. Raise the front of the...

Oil pressure indicator sensor
Removal 1. This sensor is installed in the cylinder block on the thread (at the rear above the right support bearing of the drive shaft) (see Fig. 20.1). 2. Place the...

Replacing the crankshaft seal
Note: Do not attempt to remove these seals unless you have removed the oil pump or seal housing. as they are too soft and access is limited. To avoid damaging the seal...

Removing and installing the flywheel/faceplate
Removal 1. Remove the transmission (Chapter 7A or 7B). It is also a good idea to check the seals and replace them if necessary. 2. Remove the clutch (depending on the...

Inspection and replacement of engine and transmission mounts
General information 1. These bearings do not require attention often, however, a damaged or broken bearing must be replaced immediately. Otherwise, the loads occurring...

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