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Exploded view - camshaft timing chains — AUDI

Exploded view - camshaft timing chains on Audi: factory workshop procedure for engines BDX, BYH, CABA, CABB. Full factory text, tools and checks.

Workshop procedure for AUDI — the factory write-up, straight from real workshop data.

factory workshop text 40 engine codes engine codes merged from 42 documented variants

📐 30 workshop diagrams for BDX

Real factory drawings for this job — timing marks, bolt locations and routing. Locked in the free view.

Exploded view - camshaft timing chains — BDX · diagram 1
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📋 Procedure

ℹ️ Torque figures below come verbatim from workshop data — always cross-check against your vehicle's factory manual before final tightening.

Exploded view - camshaft timing chains
Cylinder bank 1 (right-side)
Bolt
8 Nm
Washer
Tensioning lever
For chain tensioner
Bolt
Renew
4 Nm + turn 90° further
Chain tensioner
For camshaft timing chain
Mounting pin
For guide rail
20 Nm
Guide rail
For camshaft timing chain
Drive chain sprocket
For camshaft timing chains
Bolt
Renew
8 Nm + turn 90° further
Guide rail
For camshaft timing chain
Camshaft timing chain
Removing from camshafts
Chapter
Removing and installing
Chapter
Camshaft adjuster (inlet)
Identification: B1 / metal end face
Removing and installing
Chapter
“
Removing and installing camshaft adjuster
”
The contact surfaces between camshaft adjuster and camshaft, as well as bolt head and camshaft adjuster must be free of oil.
Camshaft adjuster (exhaust)
Identification: B1 / plastic end face
Removing and installing
Chapter
“
Removing and installing camshaft adjuster
”
The contact surfaces between camshaft adjuster and camshaft, as well as bolt head and camshaft adjuster must be free of oil.
Bolt
Renew
The contact surfaces between camshaft adjuster and camshaft, as well as bolt head and camshaft adjuster must be free of oil.
60 Nm + turn 90° further
Bearing pin
For tensioning lever
42 Nm
Cylinder bank 2 (left-side)
Bolt
Renew
8 Nm + turn 90° further
Chain tensioner
For camshaft timing chain
Camshaft timing chain
Removing from camshafts
Chapter
Removing and installing
Chapter
Bolt
Renew
The contact surfaces between camshaft adjuster and camshaft, as well as bolt head and camshaft adjuster must be free of oil.
60 Nm + turn 90° further
Camshaft adjuster (exhaust)
Identification
Fig.
Counterhold camshaft with open-end spanner (24 mm) when loosening and tightening
Removing and installing
Chapter
The contact surfaces between camshaft adjuster and camshaft, as well as bolt head and camshaft adjuster must be free of oil.
Camshaft adjuster (inlet)
Identification
Fig.
Counterhold camshaft with open-end spanner (24 mm) when loosening and tightening
Removing and installing
Chapter
The contact surfaces between camshaft adjuster and camshaft, as well as bolt head and camshaft adjuster must be free of oil.
Bolt
Renew
4 Nm + turn 90° further
Chain tensioner
For camshaft timing chain
Tensioning lever
For chain tensioner
Bearing pin
For tensioning lever
42 Nm
Washer
Bolt
8 Nm
Drive chain sprocket
For camshaft timing chains
Identification for camshaft adjusters
The camshaft adjusters are marked as follows:
Camshaft adjuster (inlet)
For cylinder bank 1 (right-side), identification: B1
arrow 2
/ metal end face
arrow 1
For cylinder bank 2 (left-side), identification: B2 / metal end face
arrow 1
Camshaft adjuster (exhaust)
For cylinder bank 1 (right-side), identification: B1
arrow 2
/ plastic end face
arrow 1
For cylinder bank 2 (left-side), identification: B2 / plastic end face
arrow 1
Plug for
“TDC”
marking - tightening torque
Note
Renew seal.
Tighten plug
arrow
to 30 Nm.

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.