In this video I go over how to check the intake bearing cap for scoring for potential engine damage on a BMW N20 Engine. This video includes:How To Remove The High Pressure Pump On A BMW N20 N26 Engine
How To Remove The Vacuum Pump on A BMW N20 N26 Engine
How To Remove The Valve Cover On A BMW N20 Engine
How To Remove And Inspect The Intake Camshaft Bearing Cap to check for signs of engine damage. We can take a good look at the VANOS units and the timing chain and guide. In addition I go over the valvetronic motor, eccentric shaft, intermediate levers, and show some signs of gunk on the intermediate lever springs. I hope you find this video educational. Coming soon will be a video on how to remove the valvetronic motor and check timing on the BMW N20 Engine.
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In my previous video I go over how to check the oil filter for metal or debris indicating a failed engine and I also show the most likely cause of this engine failure.
Video Link: https://youtu.be/CZ36y7VaFSA
I also have a video on how to test the VANOS solenoids.
Video Link: https://youtu.be/CX4oeLbNvws
Tools mentioned in this video are:
VIM Set Torx https://amzn.to/3twQeJF
VIM Set Hex https://amzn.to/35vHPy1
Inverted Torx Set https://amzn.to/3pFzIWv
E6 For The Valvetronic Gasket And Vanos Bolts
T27 For The Vacuum Pump Removal
E10 For The Valve Cover Removal
T30 For The Bearing Cap Bolts
