Timing belt replacement: Fiat Scudo 272 (DV6UC)
Step-by-step timing belt replacement for the Fiat Scudo 272 (DV6UC): 163 steps. What to remove, in what order, and what to check after.
Workshop procedure for FIAT — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: platform codes 1.6, MULTIJET, 90
- Opens: fuel
- Timing position: the crankshaft or camshaft is set and locked during this job
- Special tools named: locking tool, locking pin
Don't miss
- Position the timing belt in place but do not fit it to the pulleys
- Never turn the engine in the direction opposite to that of normal operation
- The engine must be cold before timing belt adjustment
- Remove the coolant reservoir, but do not disconnect
- The magnetic track should show no signs of damage and must be kept away from magnetic sources; otherwise it will have to be replaced
🔧 Engine codes this applies to
📐 44 workshop diagrams for DV6UC(9HM)
Real factory drawings for this job — timing marks, bolt locations and routing. Locked in the free view.
📋 Procedure
Preparation and removal
- Never turn the engine in the direction opposite to that of normal operation
- Note: The engine must be cold before timing belt adjustment
- Tensioner pulley:
- Loosen the tensioner pulley bolt
- Turn the tensioner anti-clockwise until the pointer is positioned as shown
- Stage 1:
- Tighten the tensioner pulley bolt
- Disconnect the battery
- Crankshaft locking tool:
- Fit the crankshaft locking pin
- Remove the heater duct
- High-pressure pump gearwheel locking pin:
- Fit the injection pump locking pin
- Remove the air hose between the inlet manifold and the turbo
- Remove the mass airflow meter
- Disconnect the fuel lines
- Note: Plug the ends of the fuel lines
- Remove the fuel filter mount
- Remove the wastegate control solenoid and mounting bracket
- Remove the clip
- Disconnect the coolant pipe from the crankcase and move it to the left
- Disconnect the coolant hose from the EGR valve
- Remove the starter motor
- Lower the vehicle
- Remove the air filter bracket
- Disconnect the fuel injector wiring
- Disconnect the wiring loom and move it aside
- Remove the fuel priming pump and bracket
- Remove the fuel return hoses from the injectors
- Remove the coolant reservoir, but do not disconnect
- Remove the throttle body
- Remove the wheel arch cover lining
- Remove the ancillary drive belt
- Fit the flywheel locking tool
- Remove the inlet manifold
- Remove the timing belt upper cover
- Remove the engine mounting bracket
- Turn the crankshaft to TDC for cylinder 1
- Remove the speed sensor
- Note: The magnetic track should show no signs of damage and must be kept away from magnetic sources; otherwise it will have to be replaced
- Remove the bolt
- Remove the timing belt guide
- Loosen the tensioner pulley bolt
- Remove the timing belt
Installation and checks
- Position the timing belt in place but do not fit it to the pulleys
- Remove the hoist
- Installation sequence:
- Fit the timing belt
- Note: Fit the timing belt fully taut
- Count the number of teeth between the gearwheels
- Camshaft locking tool:
- Remove the camshaft locking pin
- Remove the injection pump locking pin
- Turn the engine 10 revolutions by hand
- Remove the locking pins
- Refit the timing belt guide
- Refit the inlet manifold
- Refit the crankshaft pulley
- Refit the ancillary drive belt
- Refit the throttle body
- Reconnect the throttle body electrical connections
- Refit the coolant reservoir
- Engine mount to body:
- Stage 2:
- Tighten the nuts
- Refit the fuel priming pump and bracket
- Refit the wiring loom to the cylinder head
- Reconnect the fuel injector wiring
- Refit the air filter bracket
- Engine mounting nut(s):
- Stage 1:
- Refit the nuts
- Refit the EGR heat exchanger
- Refit the starter motor
- Refit the coolant pipes
- Stage 2:
- Fit the clip
- Oil level sensor:
- Fit the bleed plug
- Reconnect the coolant hose
- Lower the vehicle
- Remove the flywheel locking tool
- Reconnect the fuel lines
- Refit the air filter housing
- Refit the mass airflow meter
- Refit the air inlet tube
- Refit the heater duct
- Reconnect the drain hose
- Reconnect the battery
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