engines

There are many internal combustion engines powered by gasoline, diesel, propane, or natural gas; hybrid vehicles, plug-in hybrids, hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles, and all-electric vehicles. Fuel-powered vehicles have an advantage due to their limited range and high battery costs. Some options require a network of refueling or charging stations.

Pan gasket ZMZ-406

Replacing the oil sump seal ZMZ-406

If an oil leak through the oil pan gasket cannot be eliminated by tightening its fastening bolts, it means that the gasket is severely deformed and must be replaced

  1. Possible malfunctions of the YaMZ-238 engine
  2. Possible malfunctions of ZMZ-406
  3. Removal and disassembly of the G4KD and G4KE cylinder block
  4. Removal and installation of the camshaft VAZ-11183
  5. Removal and installation of the cylinder head of the 2.0 liter engine. - G4KD and 2.4 liters. – G4KE
  6. Removal and installation of the cylinder head of the G6EA engine
  7. Removing the engine cover VAZ-21126
  8. Repair of the cylinder head ZMZ-405, ZMZ-406
  9. Repair of the cylinder-piston group YaMZ-238
  10. Repair of the YaMZ-238 cylinder head
  11. Replacement of camshaft seals for VAZ-21126 engine
  12. Replacement of crankshaft oil seals ZMZ-406
  13. Replacement of the idle speed regulator ZMZ-406
  14. Replacement of units of the engine cooling system VAZ-21114
  15. Replacing chains ZMZ-406
  16. Replacing the camshaft of the VAZ-21114 engine
  17. Replacing the camshafts of the VAZ-21126 engine
  18. Replacing the clutch units of the VAZ-21114 engine
  19. Replacing the crankshaft seals VAZ-21126
  20. Replacing the cylinder head gasket of the VAZ-21126 engine

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